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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1968
Page
2
Fragmentary verse urges youth to find cheer in youth while warning of divine judgment. The lines mix archaic diction with unclear references and misspellings, making the intended message hard to parse. The overall note reads like a devotional snippet lacking a clear author or source.
A National Information Bureau critique urges selective giving and warns against unordered merchandise and phone solicitations. It cites high fundraising costs and misleading reports by some agencies, urging donors to verify, support local and trusted groups, and rely on taxes for national needs.
Merriman Smith reports on circulating satirical memos mocking White House travel cutbacks, proposing trips be shortened and meetings moved. The piece also follows Yuki the White House dog, whose unusual publicity and uncertain ownership spark humor and speculation.
The item questions whether concerns over the dollar’s stability are rising with discussions about printing In God We Trust in larger matters. It suggests public worry and reflects on monetary symbolism without presenting a definitive stance.
In Vietnam near the Cambodian border Thu Thua and nearby refugee camps, Dr Avanio, a Venezuelan physician with the International Rescue Committee, says ordinary Vietnamese welcome American aid while lamenting Viet Cong brutality. He argues Western media misrepresents the war, noting genocide by communists parallels historic persecutions and praising young volunteers aiding refugees as future historians.
The Beckley Newspress outlines advertising representation and subscription options across cities and states. It lists daily and Sunday rates, monthly plans, and third party delivery details with a note on state tax, and confirms Beckley Newspapers Corporation as the distributor and agent for advance payment arrangements.
Charleston report notes potential repetition of past campaign dynamics as indictments implicate Democratic figures in state contracts and graft. It recalls 1956 Mollohan race against Underwood amid bribery claims, while warning voters that an indictment is not proof. The piece highlights party conflict, reform promises, and uncertain November outcomes.
In Chicago the American Bar Association will decide on the Reardon Report advising courts police to curb prejudicial information from arrest through verdict and to limit comments on pending cases. The panel headed by Justin Paul C. Reardon of Massachusetts urges contempt actions for media as it weighs First and Sixth Amendment tensions.
L. D. Sweeny of Ghent visited Mockley last week to take a course of Cray treatment at Dr Culeman hospital. He bought a quantity of merchandise from local wholesale merchants and noted stocking gonads to prepare for bad roads with eleven mule wagon linkage to reach Ghent.
A reader recalls a 1906 bridge built by a Hinton stock company led by Dr. J. A. Fox, opened Aug 22 for 4000 dollars, later sold to the state for about 200000 and toll free in 1836. The note also recounts 1907 local tidbits, misprints, and a fatal 1907 pistol duel report later corrected.
In Nashua New Hampshire a shift from a one party GOP to a growing Democratic presence is noted as Gov King became a three term Democrat. Voters describe Johnson as steady and committed while McCarthy faces campus indifference. Local Democrats favor Johnson's Vietnam stance and feel he won’t let Communists take over, motivating write in support for March 12.
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