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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1968
Page
4
Bert Ram H. Gold of the American Jewish Committee argues that the world is split not by nations but by generations. He says young people drive change while older groups resist vehemently across nations.
A Ring Register protest about Saturday hours is addressed confirming Raleigh County Library opens Saturdays 9 to 12 noon and weekday evenings 6 to 8:30 except Friday. The bookmobile serves county areas, can fulfill special requests, and can borrow missing volumes for patrons.
A proposed constitutional amendment to overhaul West Virginia’s court system, eliminating justice of the peace courts and creating circuit and limited jurisdiction courts under the state Supreme Court, drew opposition in the legislature. The plan would shift judges to gubernatorial appointment with a nominating commission, retain residency and bar admission requirements, and fund salaries from the state treasury. Ohio County representative George H. Seibert urged retention by ballot.
Bug Dust He Prays For Deliverance From The 45 mph Demon By Bob Wills. The author rails against a West Virginia driving stereotype who slows on curves and hills yet speeds to 45 mph on straightaways, hindering passing on winding routes. He argues for a faster interstate system and more multi lane highways to curb the nuisance.
A prayer asks forgiveness for haphazard giving to church work and seeks a renewed understanding of the churchs world role. It calls for generosity dependability and imagination in donations and mentions the heavenly treasure through the Redeemer. By Lyndon B Phifer retired Methodist editor Tallahassee Fla.
Nashville Tennessean notes a rising trend of boys with long hair provoking discomfort in schools. It contrasts a teacher condemning long hair as un-American with a Sunday school teacher labeling such hair as un-Christian, highlighting cultural tensions in the era.
Washington columnist Robert G. Spivack initially writes to President-elect Nixon, advising against hiring prominent writers like Buckley, Vidal, Mailer, and Galbraith for government roles. He argues writers are “big issue” thinkers and too impatient for decision making, suggesting they belong in salons or for background briefings, not in top posts, citing Bay of Pigs and Dominican revolt as examples. He also jokes about offering future recommendations if suitable, but declines to help directly.
Raleigh YW Register Democratic lists subscription rates, distribution notes, and address change procedures. It details annual and six month rates for daily and Sunday editions, home delivery charges, state tax, and that carriers and distributors are independent contractors. It also identifies Beckley Newspapers Corporation contact points and advertising representation.
25 years ago Raleigh Register reports Eagle co captain Bob Johnson will play his final scholastic grid game as Eagles meet the Bobcats. Earl Hilbert, filling in for injured Bob Goldsmith, likely starts at left end. Miss June Hamilton, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hamilton, of Johnstown Road, serves as Miss Flying Eagle at the Woodrow Wilson Hinton Thanksgiving Day game with attendants Miss Ballengee and Miss Tolliver.
Ed Shehab of Valley Stream New York a 50 year veteran on Wall Street is described as a colorful securities salesman and trader with McDonnell and Co. He hails from a Lebanese Christian background and emphasizes moving goods over static investments. He recalls market nerves, gives cheeky notes, and believes in short term profits over long term losses.
The article notes a Monday statement claiming stocks that do not move will remain unchanged and recalls a caller challenging the view. It highlights the idea of realistic trading ambience and quotes Shehab on customer interactions shaping the scene.
Bruce Biossat argues that enduring social harmony comes from reducing hatred through quiet, private reform rather than public exposure of racial and cultural tensions. He notes the NY teachers strike echoed a painful pattern where airing wounds risks deepening divides instead of healing them.
Principal Mason Bragg declares Beckley graded schools will open November 25. Pupils up to fifth grade east of Heber Street attend the old Christian church, others go to the Institute building. high school meets in the basement of the new Christian church. J B Davis family moves to lower Main Street and plans to stay in Beckley for healthful living.
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