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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1964
Page
4
In a world of danger the voice of America must be calm and clear as President Johnson advocates steadfast resolve and steady leadership. The brief quotation underscores a call for measured, confident national discourse amid uncertainty.
The Raleigh County Court moved to standardize procedures with a new agenda after prior chaos. The resolution places the county clerk in court affairs and aims for business-like operation, though success depends on commissioners and leadership by George Farmer. Meanwhile federal action on wrinkle lotions sparks regulatory back-and-forth as FDA seizures and AMA findings temper cosmetic marketing.
Puerto Rico governor Luis Muñoz Marín, retiring after long service, plans a limited exgovernor role focusing on education health unemployment and delinquency. He intends to write, lecture in the continental U S and advise without wielding formal influence while easing into a senator at large position.
The article notes Juan D. Peron’s failed bid to return to Argentina after a decade in exile. At 69, he is seen as unlikely to face trial on charges from rape to treason, and the public interest in his comeback appears minimal. Brazilian authorities would block any move, and Peron’s gesture creates new diplomatic problems amid fading support.
A large bloc of Argentine workers in The 62 federation stays loyal to ex-dictator Peron while unions threaten a general strike over his return. Framina and Vendor face internal attacks as Peronista leaders spent millions from union funds on the campaign. Illia’s stance draws mixed praise and blame as Spain contemplates Peron’s future on its soil.
A retail worker endures the holiday rush and mounting strain as colleagues slack and customers crowd aisles. The piece contrasts doctor remedies for nerves with a comic, caustic portrait of shop life. The narrator vents about seasonal chaos, parking lot frustrations, and a manager’s dismissive tone.
Nakiah YD Register lists Beckley Newspapers Corporation contact and subscription rates for mail and home delivery. Rates shown include daily and Sunday options, six months and yearly plans, tax note, and change of address instructions. Also notes independent contractor status of carriers and distributors and nonresponsibility for advance payments.
Electrical engineer William J Locklin from Redlands California proposes low intensity night lighting around the White House using hundreds of lights to bathe the mansion in a pale glow The plan costs about 100000 to install and 1000 annually to operate The White House indoors are kept dark per President Johnson's lights off directive and there is no expectation of approval given budget pressures
Harold D. Anderson, 65, retired from a Bluefield road-construction firm to raise flowers, helped form Citizens Mutual and the 27 store Cape Coral Shopping Plaza in Cape Coral, Florida. The group of 14 founders grew to about 75 stockholders from Cape Coral property owners, with capitalization of $300,000. The venture began in July 1960 and has transformed the community as it expanded.
The quip about retirement prompts a look at Cape Coral where about 4000 residents live and rapid growth continues. The city began in 1958 on a 52000 acre Caloosahatchee River tract as development accelerates. Anderson jokes that retirement doesn’t stop work.
Quote heavy Hollywood feature highlights Slim Pickens Shirley Eaton and others. Eaton comments on Goldfinger style and English film trends while actors Bryan Forbes Marvin and See Marvin discuss career limits and European production shifts. Amsterdam recalls a humorous investment parking story on West 57th Street.
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