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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1971
Page
3
A devotional line invites divine hearing as the speaker calls on the Lord for guidance and aid, echoing a biblically resonant plea for attention and mercy in personal reflection.
The piece recalls President Nixon’s Cambodia actions and the Kent State killings on May 4 1970. It notes National Guardsmen fired 54 shots killing four students and wounding nine, lawsuits and commissions that followed, and memorial observances planned at Kent State with campus shifts in mood and rising debate over the draft.
The text argues both sides of conscription versus an all-volunteer force. It notes opponents argue volunteers would mainly be the poor without education or good civilian jobs, while proponents suggest universal college drafts as an alternative.
UPI report notes Senator Norris Cotton attacks Senator McGovern over university ties and protests. The exchange breaks Senate courtesy rules as McGovern fires back calling Cotton an obsolete patriotism cheerleader for a war he helped foster.
From The Book Shelf excerpt argues Vietnam reflects a broader arc in U.S. Asia policy. The authors Kalb and Abel caution against repeating costly, blundering interventions and urge reevaluation of American attitudes toward Asia and global ventures.
Rotterdam reports ahead of April 28 Dutch elections that 28 parties compete with no clear majority. Proliferation favors coalition instability, with factions for pensioners, farmers, Calvinists, and the Kabouters, while economic concerns loom over smog, deficits, and the post July 1 wave-freeze outlook.
The notice lists home delivery rates for Beckley and surrounding areas with daily and Sunday options. It details one year, six months, and three month prices, weekly carrier charges, and monthly rates plus a three percent West Virginia sales tax. It states independent contractor status of carriers and nonresponsibility for advance payments.
Private discussions by North Vietnamese and Viet Cong diplomats suggest Nixon will encounter a strong public opinion wave similar to 1968, forcing him to move first with concessions unlikely in the near term.
UC Davis psychology student Robert P. Crandall found that individuals with low self esteem tend to take greater risks with a higher chance of failure. Guided by Dr. Stanley Coopersmith, Crandall suggests building consistent daily successes can raise self worth and alter personality through structured experiences.
The author discusses how a background of consistent success shapes risk taking. High self esteem allows occasional longshots and tolerates failure, while low esteem leads to fewer, less constructive responses to risky bets.
A reader questions why drunken driving arrests fail to remove licenses and notes cases where offenders drive again. The piece details how magistrates, appeals, and court backlogs often let licenses remain active, while the DMV point system and record-keeping errors hinder enforcement. It urges public pressure and stricter reporting to curb deadly drunk driving.
Washington reports say Chinese scientists, including a jet propulsion expert once at Caltech, desire closer contact with Western researchers. They believe such exchanges could accelerate Chinese science and technology, potentially leading to American study opportunities despite political barriers.
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