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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1968
Page
2
A fragmented quote suggests a thought for today about a public comfort when a government program relieves pressure on scarce resources by stabilizing prices. It mentions Henry Kenss of Wisconsin and hints at fiscal caution amid national concerns.
A two century old warning by Alexander Fraser Tytler echoes today as debt and taxes strain Britain under Prime Minister Wilson. The piece notes democracy’s risk of voter largess and fiscal collapse, while stressing hope that reason and innovation sustain liberty and democracy worldwide.
A Wofford College alumnus in Washington DC funds a loan to allow upperclassmen to borrow up to 50 dollars interest free for entertainment and gear. Borrowers must certify funds are not for tuition or housing and repay within four months with a one dollar administrative charge.
Barry Goldwater aims to defeat Nelson Rockefeller for the Republicans and secure the 1964 nomination. He privately brands Rockefeller as his main obstacle, arguing the New York governor would weaken the ticket against President Johnson. Supporters and critics question Rockefeller’s candidacy and East Coast establishment influence.
Frank Lemon of Berkley a former Towe District justice is now sergeant at arms of the West Virginia House of Delegates. Mr and Mrs G K Sweeney of Ghent observed their wedding anniversary with a dinner party.
President Johnson names Clark Clifford to head the Pentagon, denying cronyism claims as bipartisan praise pours in. Clifford, longtime adviser since Truman, brings credibility and flexibility to Vietnam policy and Pentagon jurisdiction, with McNamara stepping aside to free options for the President.
Foreign commentary notes three Scandinavian elections show voters oppose high welfare costs rather than welfare itself. Denmark and Norway shifted away from socialist rule amid rising prices and taxes, while Sweden’s Social Democrats faced a major municipal setback. Foreign policy remained minor in all three.
Community resources can enrich schools at low or no cost. Parents and teacher groups should plan with school authorities to identify needs and available talents or facilities for in classroom use or field trips. A coordinated effort builds public relations and broad community involvement in education.
West Virginia readers praise local waterways New Silver and Groanbrier for fishing potential. They urge proper care stocking and habitat work to attract tourists and anglers, noting pike bass and perhaps brown trout could thrive with warmer waters. Resident George L. Piper calls for action to leverage natural fishing appeal.
A prayer text from Alfred N. Saves of Lancaster Pennsylvania, professor emeritus, seeking divine mercy in times of pain and distress. The message asks for Christlike confidence to endure suffering and to shoulder burdens with implicit trust in God.
Robert Scall of Stanaford broke his leg last week while in hospital his condition improving Mrs Scott and his sister-in-law visited at Rockley Hospital Miss Nina Welsh returned from Russell Ky after visiting relatives Shore Ports service poor yet she is back with sister Mrs Frank Thompson since her father’s recent death Miss Martie Snuffer finished a position as stenographer in the offices of Highway Engineer C L Scall
Oddball diary notes recollect Australia Day on January 26 and upcoming Chinese New Year while recounting past milestones. The author lists historical anniversaries from 1949, 189? and earlier, and muses on recall of songs, events, and weekly themes from January.
Washington dispatch views Laos as partitioned with Pathet Lao control in western regions and North Vietnamese influence shaping its fate. Experts warn Hanoi aims to dominate all Indochina, using Laos as a strategic backbone to advance South Vietnam objectives. Ho Chi Minh’s goal, they say, ties Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia under Hanoi. a Saigon loss would imperil Vientiane and risk broader upheaval.
Rates by mail and delivery options listed for multiple cities including New York Chicago and Philadelphia. Pricing shows daily weekly and monthly plans with a 3 percent plate tax noted and address change procedures. Details caution that carriers are independent contractors and the publisher is not responsible for advance payments.
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