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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1966
Page
4
A concise daily quote notes that falsehoods not only clash with truths but also quarrel among themselves, attributed to Daniel Webster, the American statesman.
The piece argues that City Recorder Walter L. Humphrey may legally hold office despite not residing in the city. It notes possible broader moves toward looser residence rules for high offices, drawing on Eisenhower Kennedy Rockefeller and Rockefeller examples. It questions public relations and suggests considering a resident for mayor.
Western Europe splits cultural mood as London thrives with youth style and a new prosperity while Paris grows increasingly conformist. The essay surveys miniskirts, media, morality debates, and a planned Paris II development with eight pools, riding stables, and a drug store dubbed Le Drug West.
A satirical letter questions Confederate license plates for relief recipients and mocks West Virginia political leadership. It riffles through state military installations, governor fare, and electorate cleverness, concluding with a wry vision of a seaside recreation hall and cheap amusements.
A reader submits a prayer emphasizing truth through genuine discipleship to Christ. It invokes freedom through His law of everlasting love and condemns seeking freedom apart from divine guidance. The message ends with amen from Lon Woodrum of Evangelical United Brethren Church Hastings Michigan.
The Federal Republic is restoring two 17th century moated mansions in Germany to host overnight guests. Water-filled ditches once built to deter visitors now attract tourists, transforming the castles into distinctive lodging and attractions.
The West German government pledges to increase military purchases in the United States to fulfill its agreement to help pay for U S troops stationed there. It notes profits from selling American bombs bought at low cost back to a Pentagon short on bombs, prompting questions about the need for urging such dealings.
Washington reports secret studies find Mao Zedong avoids open military gambles against the United States in North Vietnam. Internal splits in the Chinese army, economic strains, and domestic turmoil drive a cautious foreign policy with belligerent rhetoric but restrained action.
Advertisement shows subscription rates by mail and home delivery for Beckley Newspapers Corporation. Lists offices in multiple cities and rates for daily and Sunday, daily only, six months and one year. Notes change of address procedure and 3 percent WV sales tax. States carriers are independent contractors and company not responsible for advance payments.
Tito ousts Vice President Aleksandar Rankovic and Svetislav Stefanovic amid a reform clash in Yugoslavia. The move signals a purge of anti reform elements within the party as aims for a market oriented economy face resistance. Milovan Djilas remains imprisoned while Edvard Kardelj stays in parliament.
New York hotel revenue stays robust in early 1966. Hilton era optimism follows World’s Fair era. Harry M. Anholt, president of the New York Convention and Visitors Bureau, notes New York’s constant draw as a “perpetual world’s fair.” He cites occupancy projections with July and August not matching peak fair years but staying above 50 percent, underscoring continued economic vitality in the city’s hotel sector.
Berry's World notes a rise in foreign visitors this year, about twenty percent higher than last year. Improved air service and faster highways cut travel time, making New York more accessible to travelers from abroad.
An opinion piece argues North Viet Nam misread U S aims, with Hanoi clinging to rigid beliefs. It cites bombings around Hanoi Haiphong and warns time is short for talks before further escalation or a decisive end to the war. It notes allies Russia and China and the dangers of allied blindness.
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