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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1957
Page
1
The Atomic Energy Commission released a semiannual report noting progress toward smaller explosive yields and more efficient use of nuclear materials. It outlines new design principles for bombs and material production to boost efficiency while stressing peaceful uses of atomic energy.
Senator Revercomb of West Virginia urges broadening the federal highway program to address special road needs. He notes WV's allocation of 226 miles is insufficient for the state's requirements.
Wayne Truttman of Green Bay offers a reward for the return of his diving gear including an oxygen marked cylinder. He notes the cylinder contains helium and warns the thief that helium is not a substitute for oxygen, implying risks in any diving attempt.
Hollywood observes that divorce headlines spark talk about film star marriages. Experts cite fame, earnings, and public scrutiny as strains, with stars balancing career success against relationship stability and media pressure.
Charleston officials announced that Vernon McCoy, a former House member, will replace Brad Sayre in the State Senate. Sayre resigned earlier this month citing pressing business. Both McCoy and Sayre are Republicans. McCoy has nearly two years remaining in the term.
After a storm and delays, Eklund debates who to warn about Kinney's alleged scheme. He risks perception and danger, choosing to confront Narcissa at the Armington ranch to confirm her safety and gather proving proof before alerting Major Blake.
Dolf Kinney plots revenge as Narcissa and Eklund grow closer after Armington’s illness, while Kinney sends henchmen to pressure the doctor. Eklund returns weary from the road and faces Kinney in a tense confrontation foreshadowed by a looming showdown. To Be Continued.
West Virginia Senate considers a constitutional amendment after a State Supreme Court ruling on non voting stock. Majority Leader Martin argues for an amendment to allow or limit corporate stock with no voting rights. The Dewey Portland Cement Co. case prompted the debate.
Washington reports say Secretary of Defense discuss es Wilsons claim that during the Korean War youths below 18 enrolled in the National Guard to avoid being drafted. President Eisenhower indicated Wilson would testify as an opening witness at a House Armed Services subcommittee hearing.
A spelling bee sponsored by The Register and local school principals celebrates students' accuracy and poise. Organizers promote fair competition, with participants from multiple grades aiming for top honors and schoolwide recognition.
The Senate created a bipartisan eight member special committee to investigate racketeering in labor unions and industry. Sen McClellan is expected to chair with Ives as vice chair. Vice President Nixon must set the first meeting date. The group aims to examine Teamsters affairs, with cooperation pledged from Teamsters officials and the investigations subcommittee.
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