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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1959
Page
4
A compact reflection notes that virtue, not beauty, wins love. The saying emphasizes kindness as the enduring quality praised by Shakespeare. The solitary quote invites thoughtful consideration of character over appearance.
The 26th annual All-Star games in Forbes Field and Los Angeles Coliseum will split profits 60 40 after expenses with 50 year pension eligibility for players. Managers name rosters. two games aim to maximize TV revenue as financial stakes exceed pitching plans.
Dr. Larry, 38, a physician from Missouri, confesses severe stage fright before talks and banquets. He recalls reading a paper to the County Medical Society and sipping coffee instead of eating. He wonders if he can ever overcome the nerves and mentions a rhinoplasty consideration for his nose hump but did not pursue it.
Dr George W Crane discusses stage fright linking it to insecurity even among successful professionals like Dr Larry. He notes physiological arousal aids fluency, advises practical steps to steady nerves, and urges facing complexes bluntly to reduce fear.
Roy Lee Harmon humorously recalls a severe virus episode that hit after a calm start. He describes dizziness, stomach upset, and a near death mood swing, then gradual recovery with a mix of fear, resilience, and humorous reflections on illness and words. He ends with a Webster definition of virus and a wry note.
James Marlow reports from Washington as Khrushchev and Kozlov issue tough Berlin warnings while Geneva talks loom. The piece contrasts Soviet hard lines with U.S. assessments, noting repeated bargaining and strategic pressure amid Cold War tensions.
Hal Boyle notes the oddities of mail informed bits from readers. He cites traffic studies on holiday debris causing deaths, taxes rising over 18 years, and a quip on chemists versus milk and honey. The column surveys curious claims about law in Colombia and a pearl’s nature.
BILL GOLD recalls a Washington couple's strained babysitting search for their 6 month old twins ending with a neighbor's 12 year old daughter as sitter. The mother instructs, if trouble arises call. The girl asks which baby is the boy prompting a pause.
Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday delivery, including rates for mail and home delivery, with carrier and distributor independence noted and a 2 percent West Virginia sales tax. The notice outlines address changes and contact details for the managing editor and Associated Press affiliation.
A Junior Editors feature explains ventriloquism from ancient Greece to modern stages. It notes how the ventriloquist speaks without moving lips, only using throat muscles and tongue. Michael Jackson of Stow Ohio wins $10 for the quiz question.
Prayer prayer for use of summer days and temperance in heat asks for rest in divine love. Robert W. Burns a minister in Atlanta Georgia Peachtree Christian Church offers the note.
Ex quiz show star Hal March wowed audiences in Two for the Seesaw at the Henry Fonda Dana Andrews era. Bets on Bardot and Demongeot mix French gossip with Broadway buzz as Gwen Verdon’s home is burglarized and Groucho praises Ace’s Revel project. A collage of showbiz notes, bids, and upcoming TV plans round out Earl Wilson’s cheerful roundup.
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