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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1966
Page
4
A late thought on immortality urges loving life and living bravely faithfully and cheerfully as the path to readiness. Henry Van Dyke, American clergyman and poet, is cited.
Residents complain about the Harper Road to Neville Street stretch between Prince and Westwood as recent resurfacing leaves ruts and rough patches. Critics question repeated patchwork and resurfacing that raises the road level and blocks drainage, fearing ongoing poor durability and further damage.
Philippines new leader Ferdinand Marcos pursues wide reform to curb graft and lift stagnant economy. despite vast natural wealth, per capita income remains low and unemployment high. anti American sentiment and leftist unrest challenge U.S. ties and Marcos’ plans, including a possible 2000-man noncombat role in South Vietnam.
A satirical dialogue traces Ed as his wife leaves for New York while a visiting observer pokes at politics. They joke about affairs, flowers, and headlines, then pivot to Murphi's law and government size. The scene ends with a bitter bide farewell from the visitor.
A brief devotional prayer asks God to help readers gain perspective and maturity as time passes quickly. It credits James W. Kennedy of Cincinnati as director and editor and notes affiliations with Forward More dean and Juniata College.
The new Cold War GI Bill, passed unanimously by Congress, commits about 2.8 billion over six years before tapering. It funds benefits to veterans who trained and homes under earlier GI bills, with 3.5 million veterans potentially eligible after January 31, 1955.
Washington notes the Saturn 1B launch on February 22 at Cape Kennedy as the first step in NASA's final lunar program. The unmanned SA-201 lasts under 40 minutes and sails 5000 miles southeast into the Atlantic, testing a new all up approach as the United States presses ahead toward moon missions by 1969.
President Johnson aims to ease inflation by urging business to curb capital outlays as government spending grows. Despite unemployment under 4 percent and steady prices, warning signs appear from food costs and raw industrial prices. White House discussions involve Commerce Labor and Defense secretaries plus council advisors in informal “non meetings on the economy.”
Parents should consult the child's teacher or principal for education questions. Do not rely on gossip or unqualified sources. Decisions should be based on the child's needs, not volunteer status. Nonresident children are generally ineligible to attend and could disrupt the program and expose the district to liability.
A reader’s note on The Magus portrays Nicholas Urie an arrogant English schoolteacher who travels to Phraxos Greece in search of a job and love. Allison Lily and Maurice Conchis drive a complex drama blending reality and illusion in a rich mystic narrative.
Those with unpaid Christmas bills and taxes ahead may feel it will never end. Medicare is here with benefits under the plan. If you are medically eligible for basic hospital care under Medicare you must sign up for the voluntary program. If you are not on Social Security or Railroad Retirement you may still qualify. Inquire about this.
Medicare enrollment actions target the March deadline with benefits starting July 1 1968. Seniors and relatives should contact the local Social Security office for guidance and paperwork. Also discussed are studded snow tires legal status costs and potential highway damage concerns across states.
Becl ey Newspapers Corporation lists subscription rates for mail delivery and home carrier service. Rates include daily and Sunday options, six or twelve month terms, with state sales tax and carrier/ distributor notes. Contact details and regional offices noted.
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