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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1971
Page
2
A reflective quote by Alexis Carrel presents prayer as a luminous energy that sustains itself. It emphasizes prayer's self-generating power and spiritual radiance.
The Warren slotter, invented by Warren Jackson of Rockford Illinois, produces perfect screw slots and eliminates deburring. It has created a buzz in the fastener industry by solving a long standing production problem.
Measles cases surged in 1971 with 65,167 cases in the first 27 weeks, nearly double 1970. CDC plans a new push. contracts for 3 million doses of measles vaccine and 3 million doses for measles rubella protection will be distributed to states by late summer. Vaccination advised as soon after the first birthday.
Washington reports Muskie aims to build momentum in late 1971 to widen delegate wins and project inevitability. With rivals like Bayh McGovern and Jackson still active, Muskie seeks large vote shares and broad geographic distribution across key states to deter challengers and shape the nominating contest.
Washington columnist Helen Thomas asks whether Vice President Spiro Agnew should know U S top secrets. The piece traces Agnew’s limited access to Kissinger’s China trip and recalls past vice presidents being left out of crucial intelligence while noting Kissinger’s public anonymity during briefings.
Washington based conservatives express growing discontent as President Nixon announces plans to visit Red China. Human Events denounces policies as steering the U.S. left, warning a Nixon defeat could save the GOP from harming conservatism. YAF and Phyllis Schlafly join anti Nixon stance urging Reagan candidacy.
A columnist questions keeping bodies at the funeral home rather than returning them to the family home. He praises undertakers but argues wakes at home offer warmth and privacy. He cites neighbor Mrs. Maude McCann and notes the tension between modern practice and personal touch.
In summer 1971 Americans grow wary of college. Employers limit hiring of underqualified grads as recessions bite. Private colleges face faltering enrollments while community colleges surge, redefining higher education amid rising costs and shifts in youth priorities.
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