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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1967

Page

2

Bloomington youth letter to Hartke recalls dental visit

A Bloomington youngster writes to U S Senator Vance Hartke recalling a visit to the dentist. He describes having a tooth pulled and receiving a shot, noting a girl entered, the scar, and that he did not cry in the experience.

Bloomington U. S Vance Hartke D-Ind

USSR Diplomacy Debate Stirs UN Session

The Soviet Union’s push for “diplomacy” at a special UN session is labeled propaganda, as Russia’s backed resolution for Israel’s withdrawal failed alongside a Latin American bid linking peace to end of war. The article notes ongoing Arab–Israeli tensions and urges real negotiation while critiquing Communist rhetoric.

Soviet Union United Nations General Assembly U. N Webster Israel

Vanishing American Farm Population Shrinks Further

The Department of Agriculture reports 11 595 000 people lived on farms in 1966 down from 12 363 000 in 1965 a drop of 768 000. Farm population fell to 5.9 percent of the nation total from 6.4 percent the prior year and near 9 percent in 1960. From 1960 to 1966 more than 4 million rural residents left farming for cities.

Department of Agriculture America

Jump suit set to replace long Johns in men’s wear

Wall Street Journal notes a new trend in men’s fashion. The jump suit is pitched as a versatile garment suitable for home, formal, sports, office, and even sleep. Designers compare it to the classic long johns though in a modern all‑purpose form.

The Wall Street Journal the Journal San Fernando Valley

Mao Purges Threaten China's Aid to Ho Chi Minh

Report notes deep purge of Red China’s army navy and air force from October to June. Many top officers disappeared or fled to local regions, with purges hindering Mao’s ability to send troops to Vietnam. Information from Hong Kong lists numerous marshals and generals affected, signaling internal turmoil affecting foreign aid plans.

Washington Nea China Mao Tse-tung South Vietnam Red Army Mao Lin Piao Vietnam Lin Red Hong Kong Red Chinese Army Navy National Defense Ministry Army General Staff Army Red China Air Force May Haoi Ho Chi Minh

Subscriptions and Rates From Beckley Newspapers

National advertising representative lists mail and home delivery rates for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include one year 21.50 for mail, six months 12.00, daily 12.00 yearly, and 10.00 half-year for daily. Home delivery weekly 5 cents per day, 1.10 for half-month, 2.55 monthly. Changes of address require both old and new. Three percent West Virginia tax applies. Distributors are independent contractors. corporation not responsible for advance payments.

United Press International National Advertising Ward-Griffith Company, Inc New York Chicago Detroit Atlanta Boston Charlotte Philadelphia San Francisco Los Angeles Pittsburgh West Virginia Beckley Newspapers

Brazil Trip Sparks Talk Of Federal Job For Huiett

Gov. Hulett C. Smith plans an 11 day visit to Brazil with Gov. Canfield stating the trip is a governor to governor and people to people exchange not coordinated by the State Department. Critics cite Washington connections and speculation about a federal post, but Canfield says no plans exist. The piece notes BPW dues, WVU joining the press association, and state agency memberships amid the Brazil visit chatter.

Edwin RE. Wiles Charleston UPI Hulett C. Smith Brazil Jack Canfield Mrs. Smith Gov. Smith Washington Canfield Smith Bill Hart Morgantown Dominion News and Hart Geremiah Fontes Rio de Janeiro West Virginia Fontes Board of Public Works WVU North American Association of Alcohol Programs

Soviets Seen Continuing Arab Arms Aid With Strings

Western observers in Moscow expect continued Soviet arms support to the Arabs but with conditions. Advisers to train officers in Egypt and Syria and political influence are seen as prerequisites to avoid anti Soviet moves like Nasser’s UN force removal and Gulf blockade actions. Desertion plagued South Vietnam’s forces but penalties have curbed it. Marcos tightens policy to defend dollar reserves and cracks down on crime. Local authorities in Manila suburbs placed under national police control as part of broader enforcement.

Phil Newsom UPI Russia Mideast Moscow Egypt Syria UAR Gamal Abdel Nasser United Nations Ferdinand E. Marcos Manila Philippine Constabulary

Fiber Fabrics: A Space Age Textile Boom

Woven Structures Inc. has developed a two ply weaving process creating seamless contoured fabrics with insulation between plies. The material suits light weight insulation panels for refrigerated cars cargo aircraft shelters and post offices. Alaska shelter tests held at 72 degrees inside while outside hit 60 below.

William D. Laffler UPI Financial New York UPI Woven Structures, Inc Hitco Gardena Calif Woven Structures Inc Leon Parker Woven Structures Cators Parker Army Florida Alaska

Honey in the Rock at Cliffside Amphitheatre Impresses in Wet Weather

Visitor praises West Virginia birth drama Honey in the Rock at Grandview State Park. Rain delayed curtain 50 minutes but 400 attendees enjoyed strong performances, especially Francois Clemons as Jefferson and Tom Dennis as Harman Cantrell, with praise for cast changes and scenic views.

Cliffside Grandview State Park Grandview New River Gorge Deneb Vega Altair Arcturus Castor Pollux West Virginia Kermit Hunter Francois Clemmons Jefferson John Morgan Clemmons Oberlin School of Music Soviet Union Oberlin College Cleveland David Bray Dave Morgan John Erich New River Bonnie Bray Delia Morgan Marguerite Morgan David Schrama Whitey Hawkins Vincent Dennis Judi Smith Whitey Melinda William McKinley Pete Peterson Peterson Jim Bob Kessinger Daniel Snyder Maj Rutherford B. Hayes Ewel Cornett

Prayer for Today from Webb Garrison Evansville minister

A prayer asking God to help love enemies more each day and to grow calloused to hurt while remaining tender in dealings with irritants. The requester seeks a portion of Jesus Christ's all encompassing love and closes with Amen.

Jesus Christ Webb Garrison Evansville Ind Central Methodist Church

Washington Notebook Wives Of LBJ Aides Hiss Remarks On Single Bliss

Capitol Hill society runs tight during working hours where everyone knows someone connected to someone. News travels fast in this Washington vignette by Dave Burgin, as author Frank Tarloff discusses marriage and social scenes among aides and officials.

LBJ Hiss Dave Burgin Washington NEA Capitol Hill Frank Tarloff Tarloff Johnson

Hailstorm hits Ghent. Marjorie Hall dance pavilion opens

The Ghent area reports a large hail storm causing farm damage while Raleigh marks a social milestone with the christening of Marjorie Hall, Raleigh's new dancing pavilion. A grand march led by Prof. B L Thompson and Amanda Stewart opened the event, praised for its organization.

Raleigh Marjorie Hall B. L. Thompson Amanda Stewart Eccles Earnest Chilson Raleigh Coal and Coke Company

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