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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1966
Page
2
A reflective quotation notes that many Black children miss maternal care because mothers are occupied earning money for their families and a white child, highlighting broader racial and economic burdens. The line underscores impact on family unity and resilience.
Opinion piece questions school Bible distribution by the Beckley Gideons. It weighs Supreme Court precedent on church and state, asks if other faiths should be allowed to distribute their texts, and urges boards to enforce a wall of separation.
Reports say New York City could see major daily papers merge or fold within weeks. Talks of a World Telegram and Sun Journal American or Herald Tribune consolidation gain, with unions filing unfair labor practice charges over merger protections.
The piece outlines President Johnsons budget of $84 million for establishing and staffing community mental health centers. It traces the movement from hospital based care to home based, community supported services, including VA origins and social psychiatry, aiming for 500 centers in six years and 2,000 by 1975 nationwide.
Rep. Harley Staggers takes lead from House Commerce on CATV policy after FCC session. Richard Spong notes Staggers aims to bring Congresses voice to regulate CATV amid copyright, exclusivity and rate concerns. Industry groups like NCTA and AMST push for federal controls while broadcasters urge FCC leadership.
A 10 year reflection on Khrushchev’s co existence policy notes how it sparked artistic tensions in the Soviet Union. It cites Boris Pasternak’s Nobel episode and mentions Ilya Ehrenburg, Yevtushenko, and Dudintsov amid Khrushchev’s crackdown on perceived dissent in literature and the arts.
In Leningrad poet Iosif Brodsky ends up jailed as a social parasite. Khrushchev denounces abstract painting as foreign to our people. His successors denounce the erratic arts policy. Ehrenburg Yevtushenko and Dudintsev reemerge in Soviet journals amid a forthcoming trial of two writers using pen names. Western critics see rising restrictions.
The article profile highlights Ayse, a Turkish born dancer linked to the American Field Service alumni network. It notes her rise in Washington nightlife, her education, and a colorful backstory including a year in Ankara and a scholarship path via the service.
The column contrasts President Johnson as a doer with Senator Fulbright as a cautious thinker. It argues both are good men yet exposes heated attacks on Fulbright, questions vague foreign policy, and draws parallels to British Labour debates on sanctions and extremism.
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