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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1963
Page
4
A brief maxim attributed to Edmund Burke warns that flattery harms both the flattered and the flatterer, and that praise serves rulers as much as the public, urging caution in excessive adulation.
The Democratic National Committee weighed a $1000 per plate dinner to fund party needs but backed off after bad publicity. The plan aimed to include a star studded gala at the National Guard Armory with 400 to 800 Democrats, while a foodless $100 armory charge remained. Critics called the scheme immoral as the party seeks donors amid rising costs and patronage concerns.
In Paris Charles de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer will discuss NATO defense policy amid De Gaulle's pledge to keep France's independent nuclear force while Kennedy offers Polaris missiles tied to France building subs and warheads. Britain has accepted the offer.
Rita Moreno says the Oscar boosted recognition but not Latin role opportunities. She recalls being offered stereotypes after winning and criticizes racial discrimination in casting. Moreno describes plans for The Children of Sanchez with Loren, Quinn, Mann, directing in Mexico.
Beckley Newspapers Corporation publishes Naleigh Register from Beckley and Hinton West Virginia. The notice lists managing editor John Hodel and national ad reps Ward Griffith Company. It outlines daily and weekly subscription rates by mail and home delivery, tax rules, and carrier contractor disclaimers.
20 years ago Mr Cottle and Mrs Cottle and Pr Robert Winston departed for Baltimore for Mrs Cottle to undergo appendicitis surgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital. A quiet wedding joined Mr F O Pettit and Mrs Margaret Ernest at the bride’s mother’s home on December 13 with Prof E W McDiarmid officiating. P M Snyder of Mount Hope has builders erecting a new store at Eccles for a venture financed by Faulkner Deegans and associates of Glen Jean.
The article explains Kennedy era tax cut theories comparing 1954 cuts with a new three year plan. It analyzes potential multipliers from a 6 billion first year reduction and how extra receipts from growth could finance the remaining 4 billion without increasing deficits. It notes past recessions and growth in GNP and tax receipts between 1953 and 1962.
Prayer asks God to equip believers for service with wisdom patience courage and love. It asks for strength when tired courage when afraid and guidance to aid every needy brother and noble cause in Christ. The message is from Alvin N Rogness of St Paul Minnesota president of Luther Theological Seminary.
Education expert outlines evaluating a child’s progress and choosing tutoring. Parents should cooperate with teachers and consider health and emotional factors. Decide with school and specialists, ensure proper tutor fit, session length, and avoid tutoring as a crutch.
Khrushchev arrives for East German party congress while Walter Ulbricht solidifies control. Ulbricht is the apparent protector for Soviet influence as Berlin wall fallout deepens, and Khrushchev weighs a longer strategy perhaps linking Cuba to a direct U.S. settlement.
E B Jones a self described farmer was fined in Glen Daniel magistrate court for operating a motor vehicle without an operator permit. He recalls a long driving record from Eccles to Beckley Oak Hill and Skelton with no accidents and frequent roadblock passes. He cites work at Eccles mines from 1925 to 1942 and a 326 acre lease from Loup Creek Colliery since 1941. His large family includes 12 children with detailed current residences and occupations across Ohio New Jersey Charleston Cleveland Bridgton and other towns.
A quiz style note explains that a Scarborough warning was a post strike measure with no prior warning reflecting hangings at Scarborough. It cites the Domesday Book as the first official record of landowners after William the Conqueror’s 1066 invasion. It also notes Newton proved white light comprises seven colors by prism analysis.
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