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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1963
Page
4
A compact quotation reflecting on fate and self-determination. It asserts that individuals craft their destinies through deeds rather than beliefs, attributed to Owen Meredith.
An editorial voice argues state action on a one dollar per hour minimum wage would depress employment. It cites federal rules, harms to small businesses, and loss of summer jobs for youths, urging lawmakers to resist labor pressure and preserve employer rights.
Washington dispatch notes Ohio Governor James Rhodes wins praise from editorial pages and political insiders. Rhodes is seen as a pro who cuts Ohio’s $83 million deficit by trimming 9.1 percent across all departments, earning comparisons to Harry S. Truman and highlighted as a strong, organization-based Republican.
In the debate over NATO and nuclear strategy, the piece argues De Gaulle's independent French defense stance challenges Washington. It notes his leadership preserved Algeria, his opposition to talks with Khrushchev, and calls for a European voice in nuclear decision making alongside U.S. power in the alliance.
Beckley Newspapers details mail and home delivery subscription rates for West Virginia. Rates include daily and Sunday options for one year or six months, with prices for daily only and carrier delivery. Tax applies and carriers are independent contractors not Beckley Newspapers Corporation.
The article argues art should be integrated into the total school program, linking culture with academics. It describes a lower grade project mixing science, arithmetic, language arts, and art to study winter weather and snow. Emphasizes correlation, motor skills, and fostering self expression through art.
UPI analyst Phil Newsom notes the 650,000 strong Korean Army remains the continent’s strongest anti-Communist force. He states U S policy aims to keep the Republic of Korea independent as a vital link between Red China and Japan during its transition from military to civilian rule.
Ministers and wives from local and area churches will attend a reception at the church honoring Rev. Earl L. Grose and Mrs. Grose. Mullens John L. Miller is named police chief by the city council, succeeding the late Paris Belcher.
A Beckley city election plan proposes electing one council member from each of five wards rather than five at large. A five-ward division committee, led by M. J. Meadows with Hal M. Scott and John Anderson, was formed to draw boundaries. J A Blevins arrived from Slab Fork to assist in obtaining a marriage license for Erwin Cook.
Washington braces for De Gaulle's stance as France blocks Britain's Common Market entry and balks at the Kennedy Macmillan NATO Poland missile plan. US says it will stay out of European decisions while urging unity against Communist aggression and preserving transatlantic ties.
In Beckley native Bill Boone now living in Rio de Janeiro, his family updates show daughter Leslie 18 a Duke freshman and Taylor 16 a high school student. Boone discusses Brazil inflation and politics while plans for a Glass House reunion fade. Concord officials push a Center for Economic Development in southern West Virginia.
Prayer urging God to open hearts to Christ presence and strengthen faith before daily actions. Encourages love, good works, and mutual encouragement through Jesus Christ. Signed Scott Brenner Philadelphia editor Today Westminster Press.
Boswell discusses Dr Johnson's view on temperance in a passage about moderation in wine. Johnson says a man can drink in moderation and judge effects himself. A friend asks about a mishap at supper and Johnson replies that the apology should be simple and sincere.
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