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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1963
Page
3
A satirical survey of global leaders' attire critiques several statesmen and diplomats for ill fitting clothing and outdated styles. The piece humorously cherry picks figures like Dean Acheson and Winston Churchill while praising a few well-dressed figures such as U Thant, commenting on fashion choices and how they affect public image.
Freshman Rep. Oliver Bolton of Ohio and his mother Rep. Frances Bolton, top Republican on Foreign Affairs, plan separate voting while sharing views. Oliver Bolton, publisher and investor, returns to Congress after a six year break. Frances Bolton notes they confer little and remain independent. They rent near each other in Washington as Oliver and his wife Adie settle with their three children.
Washington. Catholic educators urged Congress to allow federal aid to parochial schools, calling Kennedy’s grade school to graduate school aid plan discriminatory. Msgr. Hochwalt of the NCWC argued for a constitutional approach while NEA and ACE backed Kennedy’s broader aid for public institutions.
Dick West discusses the confused system of U S presidential notices and regulations. He cites Norman J Futor and a bar association article that lists fourteen types of orders from proclamations to letters. The piece notes how orders mutate and conflict, with examples like death notices labeled differently and cases where orders repeal prior ones.
Britain accelerates efforts to re open negotiations for entry to the European Common Market. Sir Eric Roll travels to Bonn for talks with West Germany as France blocks membership and Adenauer backs Britain’s bid. Kennedy signals support for bilateral talks among market members and the United States. De Gaulle maintains demand Britain meet Rome treaty terms.
Gov. W. W. Barron signed four bills into law during the 56th Legislature session. The permanent 6 cent cigarette tax adds about 4 million dollars annually. Other measures set October term dates for McDowell County Criminal Court, extend Marion County judge term to eight years, and authorize eligibility for federal wildlife restoration funds.
West Virginia University faces a one party campus after the Mountaineer Party was dissolved by its executive committee for lacking funds and student backing. The move leaves the Student Party with major support from fraternities and sororities while independents show limited involvement, according to Steve Chapnik.
Lawmakers introduced House bills on open meetings funding public access, oil and gas drilling limits, a Dangerous Drug Act, pharmacy rules, wage liens for miners, and creation of development authorities. Senate proposal allocates 62 650 dollars for Marshall University campus improvements.
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