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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1962
Page
4
A brief reflection attributes societal hope to personal character, citing Channing as an exemplar. The note emphasizes virtue, integrity, and self-improvement as engines of communal progress.
Iraq marks four years of revolutionary government under Premier Abdel Karim Kassem amid diplomatic tumult with the United States. Baghdad denounces U S policy, recalls ambassadors, and Kurdish uprisings intensify while plans for a national assembly and elections loom with cautions about who may sit.
James Riddle Hoffa, longtime Teamsters figure, faces a DC court battle on a Tuesday assault charge stemming from an alleged beating of aide Sam Baron at union headquarters. Hoffa, once acquitted of bribery in 1957, maintains a plain dress image and has lectured at Harvard.
Nicolaas Jouwe leads Papuan plea at the United Nations against Dutch rule in West New Guinea. He argues Papuans want freedom to choose their future, not be handed from one colonial power to another, while U.S. support for the Bunker plan seeks to curb Sukarno’s influence amid a looming Indonesia-Dutch standoff.
The Q and A explain that a dog's height is measured from the ground to the withers. They note Switzerland is divided into cantons, each with its own constitution and local government.
Beckley Newspapers Corporation publishes the Naleigh Register with postal privileges in Beckley and Hinton West Virginia. Subscription rates by mail and home delivery by carrier or distributor are shown, including daily and Sunday or daily only options, one year or six months. Subscriptions within West Virginia are highlighted and tax details and payment terms are noted.
At a Republican gathering June 30 Ike praised Advance a Cambridge political thought journal edited by Bruce Chapman. Chapman attended the meeting and Eisenhower urged subscribers. Halleck criticized the issue for attacking leaders Dirksen and Goldwater, sparking questions about leadership and succession.
In McLean Virginia the Merrywood estate owned by Jacqueline Kennedy's stepfather Hugh Auchincloss faces sale to a development group planning three 17 story apartment towers and 50 luxury townhouses along the Potomac. The plan draws opposition from local residents and figures like Interior Secretary Udall and Justice Douglas, while lawmakers push federal intervention and a court suit seeks to block rezoning.
Victor Raul Haya de la Torre, a four-decade storm center in Peruvian politics, has long faced factional battles. In 1981 he pursued the presidency, reportedly winning the largest vote tally, but Luiz Sanchez Cerro, a military figure, was declared the victor.
In Charleston Holt announced Charles C. Trusty Tallman formerly WVU head coach as superintendent of state police, succeeding Colonel P. D. Shingleton who resigned to join Atlantic Greyhound lines. Tallman has a background in state government and legislature.
Thirty years ago officials from Raleigh Banks attended the State Bankers Association session at White Sulphur Springs. Senator Joe L. Smith of the Bank of Raleigh and B E Carter and G C Hedrick of Raleigh banks were present. At the M E Church a WCTU meeting named officers and W A Jacobs of Milwaukee spoke on socialism inviting wide attendance at Beckley courthouse.
The Becktley Post-Herald and Raleigh Register party toured Timmins and Iroquois Falls visiting Hollinger and McIntyre Porcupine mines then Abitibi newsprint mill. They toured 4800 feet underground, noted ore yields, subsidies, and automation while enjoying Timmins Golden Anniversary events and a beefy steak dinner. The group learned about silver and gold production and the mill supplying most local newsprint.
Dr Paul Dudley White, famed heart specialist who treated Eisenhower, promotes bicycle riding for heart health yet warns cyclists face traffic dangers. The column muses on dogs, protests against editors, and road conditions, noting scarce bike-only roads in the area and the chill of early morning rides on rough pavement.
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