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A pithy proverb urges careful speech and prudent spending to safeguard wealth and reputation. The saying attributes wisdom to Zimmerman and frames speech as a key to social standing and credibility.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1962
Page
4
A pithy proverb urges careful speech and prudent spending to safeguard wealth and reputation. The saying attributes wisdom to Zimmerman and frames speech as a key to social standing and credibility.
The second day of National Defense Week surveys the controversial last October call up of Army reservists. Officials admit errors in assigning 38,827 men to active duty, while critics say many injustices extend beyond the Army’s admitted figures. Observers warn of policy shifts toward regular forces and possible cuts in reserve drill strength, with Congress facing resistance from reserve associations.
UPI reports President Kennedy’s mock news conference suggesting Nelson Rockefeller may rival Barry Goldwater for the Republican nomination in 1964. The item notes Kennedy’s view Rockefeller could be a strong opponent and his aim to shield liberal voters from Rockefeller challenges as Rockefeller seeks re-election as New York governor after a 1958 landslide.
Washington Window analyzes Kennedy and Rockefeller push for 1964 influence in New York politics. It argues Rockefeller must attract urban independents and Black voters to win, while Kennedy aims to label Rockefeller as conservative. The column contrasts urban voting patterns, party strategy, and the role of Americanism and jury trial as civic foundations.
The piece reflects on a Marc Antony style courtroom address praising Americanism and Lincoln. It argues compassion for the erring, respect for law, and patriotism as core values, stressing peaceful problem solving and constitutional fidelity amid internal and external threats. Lincoln is exalted as a model of these traits.
Bruce Bioss notes President Kennedy defends imperfect foreign and defense policies as necessary. He cites continued arms talks with the Soviet Union, atmospheric nuclear testing concerns, UN bonds purchase, and foreign aid. He argues bold alternatives risk greater danger, urging acceptance of constrained realities to curb communism.
The Raleigh County Bank announces a foreign department led by Antonio Gigliotti, a noted Italian. Manager Clemans books Sitting Bull in three reels at the opera house, boasting it as the greatest Indian moving picture of the era, filmed on the Sioux chief's stamping ground and ending with Custer's battle.
Beckley Newspapers publishes subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and home delivery, with tax details and notes on carrier independence. It lists prices for various terms and requests old addresses when changing addresses, noting West Virginia tax applies and confirming agency responsibilities.
Nathan H. Darsky founded a small Youngstown bottling outfit in 1914 that grew into the American Beverage Corporation with franchises and plants in five metropolitan areas and a securities exchange listing. Now led by Julius Darsky, the firm maintains a strong home-town character while expanding postwar.
Charleston's juvenile delinquency issue draws national attention as debate grows between social workers who view youths as the priority and citizens who emphasize societal protection. The controversy mirrors a crisis in how the system handles young offenders and public safety.
A column reflects on faith, forgiveness, and the balance between sympathy and firmness in handling youthful crime. It contrasts individual acts of mercy with the dangers of leniency, noting that clear vision and resolve are needed to curb delinquency while recognizing the harm of violence and the value of second chances.
Twenty five years back in 1937 Central Junior High, famed for three trophies of state hardwood championships, readies to toast its defending champions before they depart for the state meet at month end or early March. Roster includes Bakalis, Barone, Moorefield, Kent, Thurman, Hall, Corey, Lafon, Craft, Pallares, Elkin, Williams, Stansbury, Corey, Rahall, Craft, Todd, Caugher, Cook, Meadows, Lewis, Barker, Wright, Wilburn, and James Smith.
Washington observers say ousting Castro from the Inter-American Defense Board poses no new threat to the Guantanamo base. US policy aims to ostracize Cuba at Punta Del Este, with embargo actions after. Castro won’t mount an open attack, avoiding a US invasion, while Cuba can harass but not sever the base’s stay. The Cuban militia is expanding, but US air and ground potential remains ready to respond.
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