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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1962
Page
4
A compact moral note notes that true guidance comes from poverty’s prudence and love’s steering, suggesting a life guarded by simplicity and affection rather than wealthand comfort. The aphorism emphasizes inner wealth over material abundance.
A British mother paralyzed by wartime memories urges protesting mothers to channel energy into strengthening free nations through growth and development and tackling poverty. She warns against panicked escape and notes that life remains harsh yet bearable. the piece contrasts this with the upcoming Eighth President's Conference on Occupational Safety and Kennedy era risk management.
An editorial praises Nelson Rockefeller for opposing a $100 million Korean War veteran bonus and for a Harvard lecture advocating strong state rights. It notes his critique of federal power, urging states to act boldly in defense and domestic needs, framing leadership as a test of state responsibility and experimentation.
New statistics show first born children and offspring of older mothers have a higher risk of childhood leukemia. The overall risk remains low, and the finding is a promising clue guiding researchers toward possible causes rather than a verdict on affected families.
Harvard researchers Drs. Brian Mac Mahon and Vaun A Newill analyzed birth and death records from 1947 to 1958, finding firstborn children had a 50 percent higher leukemia mortality risk than fifth or later children. Maternal age over 40 also linked to higher risk. other cancers showed no such pattern.
Beckley Newspapers Corporation publishes Raleigh edition with early 20th century style ad and subscription rates. Rates listed for daily and Sunday delivery by mail and carrier within West Virginia, including tax note and disclaimer on carrier contracts.
A quiz lists Gandhi as a famed Indian leader who had a successful legal practice in South Africa. It asks for the oldest musical instrument, answered as the drum. It also notes the First Battle of Manassas on July 21, 1861 and the Second Battle on August 29 and 30, 1862, both ending in Confederate victory.
A UPI report notes Cornell Universitys Robert E Doherty compiled a 160 term glossary for industrial and labor relations aimed at students and teachers. He explains automation as a three form concept including assembly line automation and computer use, with ongoing changes in terminology as the field evolves.
UPI analysis notes rising pressure in diplomacy as British Foreign Secretary Home and Prime Minister Macmillan flag possible compromises with the Soviet Union. The talks touch on West Berlin access and recognition of East Germany, signaling tentative moves toward a limited summit with Premier Khrushchev amid Allied disagreement.
A 25 year old note recalls sled riding restrictions in Raleigh County with police chief JQ Stover remarking the law blocks sledding until snow lasts. The county school system donated to establish a free public library and pledged further aid. A Brownie Pack for Montcoal girls forms under advisory committee leadership. Separately, Geneva disarmament talks prompt debate as Lord Home discusses a proposal opposed by France and West Germany. Kennedy rejects summits until lower-level progress. British role as possible intermediary discussed amid Cold War strains.
The omnibus Housing Act of 1961 lengthens FHA mortgage terms to 35 years and loosens remodel financing. Builders doubt a rapid uptick in 1962, noting complex rules and slow lender uptake. Educational meetings in 75 cities by the NAHB aim to ease adaptation, while overall gains may lag behind political rhetoric.
NEA report transcribes a day's Radio Moscow broadcasts as of February 8-9, detailing claims of U S nuclear talks, Cuba and Vietnam policies, Iran, Laos, Taiwan and U S domestic action. The piece notes Powers Abel swap and omits Abel’s name from broadcasts.
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