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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1965
Page
4
Senator Doug Las, 72, D Illinois, remarks on a bill to create a Dunes National Park on Lake Michigan. He reflects changing priorities from global to national to regional preservation as he nears 60 and beyond.
The piece criticizes local law enforcement for what it calls biased application of rules. It cites Roy Clemens being arrested again for operating a club after hours, alleges unequal treatment between “respectable” and non respectable clubs, and notes Charles E. Parker’s DUI case reduced to reckless driving with a $233.50 penalty rather than the usual $25 and costs. The author argues law becomes an instrument of injustice and hypocrisy in policy applications.
French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville arrives in Washington signaling a possible softening of frosty U S France relations. The talks with Dean Rusk and possibly President Johnson aim to set groundwork for a Paris stop by Johnson in Europe.
A Washington opinion piece argues Red China is the only major power seeking war, citing internal failures since the great leap forward, nuclear status, and expansionism from Tibet to Vietnam. It contrasts Western views with intelligence notes and notes Trofim Lysenko’s ouster amid Soviet agriculture debates.
Phil Newsom discusses Lysenko's rise and fall in Soviet science and policy. The piece traces his alliance with Stalin, his decline under Khrushchev, and the shifting stance of the Kremlin toward genetics. It notes campaigns against his theories and a return to mainstream research, plus plans to reward production over hours worked on farms.
The rise of durable crease and durable press reshapes apparel manufacturing. Ametek Inc. expects earnings of 2.0 to 2.15 a share this year, aided by new processes adapting resin impregnation and high tension pressing to cottons and synthetics. Other makers like New York Pressing Machinery Corp. join the trend as fabrics vary in treatment to endure washings.
Ametek experts say resin spray and bake will simplify with time as two pressings are required now. They anticipate chemical breakthroughs that could remove the need for expensive oven baking in both the durable crease and durable press processes.
Review of Erich Fromm The Heart of Man examines his thesis that love of life and love of death drive individuals and societies. The piece discusses group narcissism, racial pride, and the potential to redirect narcissistic energy toward universal human achievement, noting the 1964 publication and urging thoughtful reflection and ethical responsibility. Signed by Aren Dudley Strain, minister.
Washington report notes California and New York propose combined outlays of 7.5 billion, with Brown asking 103 million more for local schools on top of 46 million growth aid. Rockefeller seeks 113 million more in state aid and taxes to fund education, totaling a 530 million tax boost. The piece highlights the pressure on states to fund growing populations and education amid complex tax debates.
United Dairy Equipment Co of West Chester introduces a compact mechanical cow that reconstitutes dried milk into pasteurized, homogenized, chilled milk suitable for remote villages. The device targets small communities and promises consistent quality, with additional kitchen versions for home use and special varieties including fortified and sugar free options.
Beckley Newspapers announces home delivery options with carrier or distributor service. Rates shown include weekly, half-month, and monthly charges with West Virginia sales tax. changes of address require old and new addresses for processing. Independent contractors handle deliveries and subscriptions. corporation not responsible for advance payments.
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