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A Pascal quote reflects on human nature and trust stating that if everyone knew what others said about them few would remain friends.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1960
Page
4
A Pascal quote reflects on human nature and trust stating that if everyone knew what others said about them few would remain friends.
A discussion on Woodlawn Avenue Park to Clark Street notes sidewalk obstruction by parked cars and calls for open sidewalks. It warns of potential tickets and urges preserving the boulevard island while detailing a separate Census Bureau Mission Night count for transients and the aim to highlight neglected social issues.
A Wyoming County reader urges support for Hulett Smith as West Virginia governor. The letter argues a Democrat will win, praises Smith’s business background and proposed rapid action, and invokes historic figures to bolster the call for a prosperous state.
Hal Boyle riffs on dental visits with a string of witty lines about braces, bills, novocaine, and patients. The humor centers on teeth, gums, and the quirks of dentists and patients, capturing a light, era-appropriate joke column tone.
John Flynn reflects on Art Lewis leaving WVU after a turbulent tenure marked by recruiting struggles and public criticism. The piece traces Lew is rise from coal towns to coach and the resignation amid pressure, noting Stahr’s stance and Pittsburgh Steelers connection as Lewis moves to Pittsburgh.
The article notes Premier Chou En-lai’s goodwill mission to Southeast Asia while Red Flag, the Communist Party journal, rails at imperialism and promotes civil war. It contrasts Khrushchev’s stance with Beijing’s belligerent rhetoric and cites Lin Piao’s order about liberating Formosa and nearby islands as evidence of ongoing aggression.
Britain abandons the 2500 mile Blue Streak rocket as airborne alert discussions resume. The U S Strategic Air Command highlights Hound Dog missiles and long range bombers as a mobile alternative while congressional debate pivots on a 15 minute alert costing about 1 billion annually.
The Raleigh Register notes a 42 party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James Kay Laing with guests including Senator and Mrs. Matheny and several local residents. Governor Glasscock offers 500 for the Hood family murder case. Fire Marshal Elekson reports the Mount Hope fire started by an old stove above a saloon, igniting spilled oil.
Raleigh Register notices outline subscription prices for mail and carrier delivery, noting association with the Associated Press and regional offices. It lists rates for daily and Sunday editions, special West Virginia tax, and cautions that carriers and distributors are independent contractors with no liability for subscription payments.
National Review Bulletin notes unions won less than 60 percent of elections for bargaining agent certification last year, and the 1959 fourth quarter saw a record low of 57 percent as NLRB oversaw the process. The figures highlight a shifting mood in labor movements and union influence.
Stage manager advises a playwright to lead with broad appeal in a note attributed to Goethe. The piece urges giving pieces at once to build fame and avoid overconstruction. In Muskogee Oklahoma a fire destroyed an old telephone line prompting a replacement.
A history quiz explains the Rubicon as Julius Caesar's crossing that triggered his rise to power and the idiom to cross one’s own line. It notes the river’s minor length, the boundary role, and contends Fiumicino may be the historic Rubicon. A $10 prize is offered to Richard J. King of Taunton, Mass. for the correct postcard answer.
A devotional note praising Gods promises and daily provision through Christ. The message thanks the Lord for food clothing shelter and work and looks toward final victory and eternal life. Signed by eee Bs McCain president emeritus A Scott College Decatur Illinois.
New York gossip columns detail Salvador Dali at Roth's on Broadway spoofing painters by having lobsters inked and smashed, then signing canvases "DALI 60." The page also tracks Hollywood figures, marriages, engagements, and sharp-witted quips from the entertainment scene, including Liz, Montgomery Clift, and Desi Arnaz.
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