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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1965
Page
4
Thought on cooperation and conflict explains how effort feeds on itself. Wirtz argues every capable person deserves a job, yet questions if counting a stewardsess as employed reflects true fit. He notes ideals may be unattainable and career desires evolve with time.
The piece argues that career paths are uncertain and shaped by luck, urging acceptance of imperfect choices. It cautions against real estate block busting and cites a Urban League study showing housing values rose across 338 Ohio census tracts from 1950 to 1960, with minority neighborhoods often faring better than white ones.
A National Municipal League study shows suburbs will gain most from reapportionment under the Dirksen amendment, countering claims of city dominance. The piece argues proponents mishandled the one man one vote issue, stirring labor and civil rights opposition and revealing suburban seats as the electoral prize for Republicans.
White House scenes reveal President Kennedy's deep distress over the failed 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. Arthur Schlesinger Jr. portrays a leader torn by events, while contemporaries recall differing impressions of his mood and stance just after the crisis.
Merriman Smith Kennedy Was Here Once, Will Don Hodson Write A Book? notes how Kennedy insiders reveal private moments and secret conversations. Schlesinger and Sorensen publish Look excerpts, sparking debate on whether such insider details are fair game for authors and readers.
UPI reports Lyle Wilson Lindsay, a GOP mayoral hopeful in New York, forming a mixed ticket with a Protestant, a Liberal Catholic, and a Democratic Jew. The slate excludes Negroes in top posts, prompting critique that rural and urban GOP factions diverge, signaling a broader shift toward race and religion in national politics.
John Hodell reflects on aging and self assessment as the half century approaches. He muses on love family work retirement and the purpose of one’s endeavors, questioning whether success or a calling truly benefits mankind and if publishing truth is ever harmful.
Almighty God we thank Thee for life and seek to drive beyond frontiers. Help us not halt the march of the Holy Spirit nor say Thus far and no further. Grant that we may trust Thee the source of life and light to lead us into faith through Jesus Christ Amen.
Hollywood star Gregory Peck in London for Arabesque speaks of aging gracefully, preferring character roles over romantic leads. He notes California roots, enjoys London’s culture, and recalls past films including Beloved Infidel and Moby Dick while predicting a long career of evolving parts.
Beckley Newspapers Corporation Be ckl ey W est V irginia lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and home delivery. It notes carrier distributor independence, tax adds 3 percent in West Virginia, and advises including old and new addresses for address changes.
The 1915 Meade Saxophone Orchestra led by W E Beane Alch Cook J C Mayne and B B Haw ley traveled to Glen Jean last week to provide music for a local dance. Master John Howard Hull hosted a birthday party on the lawn for his friends, with games and refreshments. Guests included Hansfor Floyd Oppie Hedrick Golda Lilly Malcolm Lilly Ned Payne Ro Martin John Pack Nellie Mauel Tweed Thomson Clarice Thelma Broughman and Scelater Shate.
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