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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1962
Page
4
A brief thought notes that the best part of beauty lies beyond pictures inexpressible by any image. The line attributes the idea to Francis Bacon.
In enlightened communities after school ends, supervised recreation programs staffed by college students offer energetic, devoted care for youth. Such programs may lower law enforcement and jail costs, aiding rehabilitation. sociologists say communities earn fewer criminals with active youth agendas.
The article notes John F Kennedy turning 45 with estimated total trust wealth well over 5 million dollars, part of a Kennedy fortune that includes funds from Joseph Kennedy and other sources. It contrasts JFK with Herbert Hoover Dwight Eisenhower and earlier presidents, detailing post office earnings and notable inheritances.
Washington consumer market appears a stronger indicator of general business than volatile stock trends. Analyst figures show rising gross national product, consumer spending, and savings, with more Americans planning purchases of autos, durable goods, and homes in coming months.
Beckley Newspapers Corporation outlines mail and home delivery rates for Raleigh Register. Details include daily and Sunday subscriptions, annual, semi annual and monthly options, carrier delivery charges, and tax notes. It also lists managing editor, news affiliations, and carrier independence disclaimer.
UPI reports Senate Joint Resolution No. 12 proposes amending the Constitution to curb factional influence in presidential nominations and elections. It would shift electors to a congressional delegation system, with two statewide electors and the rest from districts, arguing the current general ticket concentrates power in large states and urban groups.
UPI reports from Vientiane Laos that the Mekong now marks a fixed defense line between Laos and Thailand. Pathet Lao infiltrators threaten Laos from the opposite bank while U S and allied forces stand vigilant along the frontier. Diplomats warn of a potential rapid communist victory if Laos falls, with officials discussing neutralization efforts and the need for substantial U S forces to stabilize the region.
In Chicago the Michael Reese Institute conducted a stress experiment on eighteen men to test whether suppressing emotions affects physical responses. Nine reactors showed slightly stronger reactions than nine suppressors, challenging the theory and hinting that chronic emotion suppression may relate to high blood pressure.
Amelia Earhart prepared for a 1000 mile second leg of her world flight departure from San Juan. D L Hill was newly reelected Mabscott mayor for the eighth straight term without opposition. Four Beckley dancers and instructor received praise after a Mason School of Ballet appearance in Char Florence Fetter Marjorie Ghesey Rush Ashworth and Vera Baxter Watkins showcased a Waltz of the Flowers interpretation.
A humorous critique of public education and summer family routines describes bored children, overworked parents, and the well known tub ring problem. It jokes about bath neglect and the comical lengths to which families go to cope with vacation time.
NEA analysis notes Moscow probes West Germany over Berlin and NATO rifts. Pravda and New Times push pro Soviet leanings, courting West German industrialists with East bloc market promises and revived Rapallo themes while Adenauer and Dehler clash over Berlin policy.
Descartes argues that good sense is equally distributed among men though not all use it well. The capacity to reason is universal, but application varies by how thoughts pass through different channels. Great minds can commit great vices or virtues, and steady adherence to the straight path can outpace faster but wavering progress.
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