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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1963
Page
4
The heart knows its own bitterness and no stranger shares its joy. A reflective biblical verse from Proverbs 14 10 offers personal insight into inner feelings and individual experience.
A critique of Delegate Withrow's opposition to a bill banning snake handling in religious ceremonies is joined by broader concerns about judging beliefs. The piece also covers contempt filings against Philadelphia News Editor amid grand jury probes and presses free-speech clashes in Britain. It discusses journalist privilege, Sixth Amendment rights, and Pennsylvania's 1937 shield statute amid a shift away from broad protections.
Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda tells United Press International that Communist China cannot build nuclear weapons or wage war without Soviet aid. He cautions a nuclear test could come in a decade, notes China’s oil shortage and limited independent military power, and says disarmament could proceed without Red China. He also cites Taiwan ties and Japan US-US trade dynamics with China.
Hollywood column notes Robert Goulet, star of Camelot, receives a hush hush MGM screen test in costume with a beard. His managers expect major film offers, while Goulet recalls Olivier’s advice to show his eyes and banish nerves. He jokes about a Munting on the Bounty remake as a musical.
Atty John W Ball returns to streets after injury at his office in West Beckley. The Taft administration ends the 1832 US Russia commercial treaty for failure to grant to other Americans. James Fitzpatrick dies at 62, with a large crowd at his funeral in Crab Orchard remarking on his standing in the community.
UPI dispatch describes Baghdad in early 1959 with mobs praising Premier Abdel Karim Kassem while executions and mass firings followed. Col Fadil El Mahdawy led a harsh court while Brig Abdul Salam Mohammed Aref, once Kassem ally, awaited death after a controversial release that aided Aref's rise and Kassem's downfall.
A Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis virus strain shown to cause brain inflammation in horses is explored for possible cancer therapy. In eight advanced cases, three patients lived longer, prompting questions about virus-based treatment despite fever therapy discredit. Researchers note the attenuated virus aims to protect lab workers and could reveal virus properties that hinder certain human cancers.
Dr. Charles Lacy Callaway 56 of Beckley died in a Baltimore hospital Feb 1. A Raleigh County native he practiced dentistry in Beckley since 1908 after graduating from the University of Maryland. Also noted are WVU graduation of Robert Harwood and West Nile Virus cancer research at Walter Reed Army Medical Center with virus trials showing temporary tumor shrinkage and extended life in some patients.
Washington confronts renewed Cuban crisis as Soviet troops in Cuba rise to estimates of 20 000 to 30 000 with more likely to arrive. The piece weighs political missteps from last year and Kremlin China tensions, noting incidents from the pre election missiles to Castro’s cash payment and alleged air cover reversals. It frames U S credibility andLatin American scrutiny amid renewed pressure from Moscow and Beijing.
A column questions parental supervision for school age children after school and the long afternoon gap when mothers work. It notes teens gathering in town and drugstores crowded by youths, offering a call for parents to monitor activities and for stores to consider new restrictions to protect customers and order.
A devotional prayer asks for divine guidance through life’s difficulties and a deeper concern for others. It prays to live brotherhood through Jesus Christ and to be especially helpful to the discouraged and despised. The prayer is attributed to Scott Brenner, editor of Today, Westminister Press, Philadelphia.
The notice lists Beckley Newspapers Corporation address and editors, advertising representation, and national bureaus. It details subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery by mail and home delivery by carrier, plus tax, and notes carrier independence and nonresponsibility for advance payments.
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