Tass reveals Soviet plan for state beauty institute
Thought For Today notes a Tass report announcing plans to establish a state operated beauty culture institute in the Soviet Union.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1966
Page
4
Thought For Today notes a Tass report announcing plans to establish a state operated beauty culture institute in the Soviet Union.
A 1960s perspective on consumer debt growth and the rise in personal bankruptcies. It notes $86 billion in 1965 debt, 163000 bankruptcies, and calls for truth in lending to reveal actual costs. It discusses lender practices, bankruptcy referees’ cautions, and the limits of law in curbing compulsive buying.
Nervous days surround a pigtail monkey as he is slated for a 30 day weightless orbit mission in 1967. The chimp, about three years old and 15 pounds, will be first simian to orbit twice the duration of any prior flight. His data on reactions to weightlessness will aid the moonshot program.
Analysis urges a citizen study group to review the impact of section 14-B of Taft-Hartley on the public economy and on management and labor. It critiques Senate actions, predicts repetition of sham battles, and notes Labor’s political influence and polling showing strong opposition to repeal.
Washington report recounts Bill Moyers deflecting questions about a Hawaii visit for President Johnson. Moyers joked the President would not meet the queen and quipped he sees Humphrey daily. Senate anecdotes include Dirksen misnaming states and a gaffe about Thomas Kuchel. A 1964 race recall and a Transportation THUG joke close the column.
NATO faces renewed disunity as a special McNamara Committee group meets in Washington to discuss nuclear policy amid France Britain and other allies unclear on multilateral options. The session includes leaders from West Germany Italy Britain and Turkey with NATO secretary general drawing a steering group of ambassadors. The piece notes lingering rifts since De Gaulle's Paris stance and the unease over a shared nuclear fleet while a mixed NATO contingent completes a long voyage aboard USS Ricketts.
Washington argues the US has long operated as a global policeman, shaping events from Europe to Asia. Critics push for a limited role, fearing overreach. Viet Nam sharpens the divide, highlighting who should guard tyranny and who should let others lead.
In these excerpts from John Locke, charity defines true Christianity not force. The text challenges persecutors who kill or punish others in the name of religion, arguing genuine love seeks salvation through humane correction, while predicting judgment for hypocrisy and vice within their own communities.
A first 16 day cruise from Argentina aboard the S. S. Lapataia drew 57 pioneers who hailed Antarctica as fab ulous. The voyage featured all night dancing while an ice pack threatened to trap the ship, a novelty for travelers tired of St. Moritz Cannes and other usual resorts. It even jokes about awaiting a moon trip as a future holiday option.
Hollywood reports Richard Johnson and Kim Novak, married about a year, adapt to life in Carmel California. Johnson defies gossip, writes daily letters, campaigns against a nearby oil refinery, and plans a nursery while settling into a quieter, money-influenced acting career split between classical aims and film work.
The Raleigh S Register notes Beckley Newspapers Corporation publishing details from Beckley and Hinton West Virginia, with contact numbers and the managing editor John Hodel. It lists member newspapers from major cities and outlines subscription rates by mail, including various options and durations.
50 Years Ago Raleigh Register notes Republican primary contenders for prosecuting attorney include E. Clyde Scott son of outgoing postmaster T. K. Scott. Smith & Company becomes Smith Merchandise Company with 25000 capital. Incorporators include Benjamin and Sarah Hurvitz F E Kidd I W Smith W H Bardin Beckley. A Temple of Pythian Sisters organized at Dorothy Lodge Castle Hall February 9 with about 30 ladies and ten knights.
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