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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1966
Page
4
A reflective line credits Albert Schweitzer as a physician and humanitarian, noting that thought for today is not the main thing in life but the only thing. The remark emphasizes introspection as a guiding principle.
The Iowa Supreme Court reversed a remarried widower's bid for custody of his 6-year-old son, citing nonconformity and a Bohemian lifestyle as risks. The decision draws fire from critics who call it prejudice and an overreach, contrasting with a child’s welfare focus. The Nebraska Council on Family Law labels the ruling tyrannical.
A small group in San Francisco formed CORA Citizens Opinions Regarding Advertising to push truthful informative and tasteful ads. They plan quarterly questionnaires to reach corporate executives and urge advertisers to avoid harassing, boisterous or intellectually insulting campaigns.
A lengthy examination of travel restrictions highlights government power over who can visit foreign countries. It traces passport rules since World War I, notes Supreme Court rulings limiting bans on Communist travel, and discusses ongoing debates over area restrictions and journalists' access. The piece cites Zemel v. Rusk and cites dissenting justices regarding broad executive powers.
Robert E. Fitch, dean of the Pacific School of Religion in Berkeley, attacks the “God is dead” theology as superficial and phony. He argues modern clergy chase the latest trends, betray Christian gospel, and fail to offer meaningful aid to contemporary society.
Reporting from UPI notes growing rift within Gamal Abdel Nasser’s inner circle. Mohieddin, ex intelligence chief and interior minister, and other junta members show signs of factional friction as Nasser hesitates to align with any side amid the 1952 coup legacy.
1 045 acres in Marshes district were sold this week to Geo W Jones of Oak Hill. The buyer’s plans remain undisclosed, but local speculation hints at possible developments in the area.
The text describes internal power struggles in Egypt as Mohieddin challenges Nasser, proposing a freer mandate for economic reforms and criticizing revolutionary policies. Mohieddin seeks to loosen state control, improve West relations, and call for using existing factories, while domestic prices rise and taxes increase.
Swiss student Hans Jaeger told the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce that American Field Service allowed him to study at Central High School, praising the Johnson family and the nonviolent fight for equal rights. He stressed cross racial understanding, noting 40 AFS students in Kansas City and urging continued American support for better neighbor relations. Additional notes mention WWHS letters in Congress and the UMWA vice presidency, plus a prayer by W Dale Oldham.
Washington report details looming Feb 26 public hearings in Trenton into charges that New Jersey Young Republicans Rat Finks sang racist and anti-Semitic songs at party events. It notes tensions with senior GOP, internal faction fights, and national involvement plus the effect on November elections and party image.
The Raleigh publication lists subscription by mail and home delivery rates, with prices for daily and Sunday service, six months and monthly options. Includes address 341 Prince St Beckley West Virginia and editor John Hodel.
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