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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1969

Page

2

Thought For Today Great works are performed not by strength

A concise quotation attributed to Samuel Johnson highlights perseverance as the engine of achievement. The message counters reliance on mere power, emphasizing steady effort and persistence as the path to meaningful, lasting work.

Samuel Johnson

Prevention or compensation in coal mine safety policy

The piece discusses rival approaches to Workmen's Compensation in coal mining, weighing adversarial lawsuits against cooperative reform. It weighs impacts on operators and miners, notes safety, dust, explosives use, and potential legislative formulas. It speculates on mine survival and the role of policy in safety versus compensation.

Portnoy's Complaint poised as era defining novel

Synopsis notes Philip Roths upcoming Portnoys Complaint with Random House planning a 150000 copy first run. From excerpts in Esquire Partisan Review and New American Review the work is described as funny obscene and impassioned with explicit sexual material and Jewish themes. Critics compare it to masters like Huckleberry Finn and Jurgen while predicting it as a cultural milestone.

Abe Fortas Lenny Bruce Strom Thurmond Philip Roth New York Magazine Truman Capote Ballyhoo Portnoy Esquire Partisan Review New American Review Albert Goldman Howard Junker New York Jurgen Mark Twain R.L.W

Bruce Bioss on Student Rebels A Zest To Destroy Not Build

Washington NEA columns argue student rebellion shows immaturity and overreach. The piece cites John W. Gardner on educated yet idle critics, warns disruption harms learning and rational thought, and urges slow, constructive change over force and chaos.

Gardner

Young People's Society elects officers at First Christian Church

The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor at the First Christian Church elected new officers for six months. Leah Martin was chosen president Esther Ogden vice president Lucy Bowling secretary Bertha Phipps assistant secretary Warren Dunn treasurer and Clara Robertson pianist.

Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor The First Christian Church Leah Martin Esther Ogden Lucy Bowling Bertha Phipps Warren Dunn Clara Robertson

Nixon Europe trip could boost or harm his standing

Pres Nixon faces a delicate first abroad since taking office. History shows presidential travels amplify impressions good or bad, and this European visit is viewed as symbolic and exploratory. Past leaders' trips shaped public opinion, with potential demonstrations in West Berlin likely boosting Nixon's standing if protests occur.

Nixon United States James Reston Europe London Western Richard M. Nixon South America Caracas Lima Asuncion Buenos Aires Montevideo Khrushchev Moscow

Aden Naval Base Inherit From Britain By Soviet Forecast

Diplomatic brief notes Moscow will gain a splendid base at Aden as British withdrawal east of Suez continues. With Suez Canal reopening discussed and Soviet naval expansion, Aden would be a strategic Red Sea base, aiding South Yemen arms and economic aid talks.

Moscow Aden Soviet Union South Yemen Suez Red Sea Suez Canal

Ayub Opponents Call Pakistan Unrest a Revolution

Zulfikar Ali Bhutto declared Pakistan in three months of crisis a revolution as Ayub Khan faced mounting opposition in West and East Pakistan. Bhutto and Air Marshal Asghar Khan described mass unrest with over 50 deaths, while reports from Dacca described prisoner tortures. The piece notes stark gaps between West Pakistan’s economic gains and East Pakistan’s continuing poverty and political marginalization under Ayub’s rule.

West Pakistan Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Mohammad Ayub Khan Pakistan India Ayub Bhutto Asghar Khan Dacca East Pakistan West

Spectator Sport or Capital Punishment Debate

A provocative column questions capital punishment in the United States, noting racial disparities in rape death sentences, and recounts recent executions while contrasting the deterrence argument with concerns about justice and mercy. The piece argues for reevaluating punishment, rehabilitation potential, and human dignity over state killing.

United States Andrew Pixley Wyoming James Donald French Oklahoma Aaron Mitchell Reagan

Prayer for Guidance and Strength in Trials

A pastor from Wilmette Illinois offers a devotional prayer asking God to keep believers reverent and pure of heart. He seeks truth love justice and honor, asking to resemble Christ in trial suffering and trust in divine will for all people.

God Christ Charles M. Crowe Wilmette, Tll Wilmette Parish Methodist Church

Washington Notebook Uncivilized Buenos Aires Shows Poverty Gap

A Washington Notebook piece argues Americans misunderstand Latin poverty and suggests highlighting middle class needs in Argentina. It contrasts Buenos Aires life with U S affluence, noting stable government, rising industry, limited cars, open-air recreation, and a quiet urban pace as indicators of different living standards.

Buenos Aires Argentina NEA South America United States B. A

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