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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1965
Page
4
A concise quote notes that in politics choices rarely present a clear good versus evil, but rather a range of goods and evils. It reflects on the California State Assembly dynamics and the complexity of political decisions.
A column urges promoting the state to visitors and traveling professionals by distributing tourism literature for sites like Honey In The Rock and the Exhibition Coal Mine. It notes brochures from the Commerce Department and local chambers, a Columbia University seminar, and the value of sharing positive views of West Virginia while acknowledging its road weaknesses and attractions.
Census shows over 1.8 million brides will wed this year with June as peak month. Marriage ages vary by education. college attendance delays weddings to around 22, while high school nonattendance correlates with 14 to 16. Fathers spend billions on weddings as a social custom across cultures.
Washington Notebook recaps Saigon coup chatter and reactions from Adlai Stevenson while noting Sen Richard Russell's Senate return after lung surgery. It recalls Gen Curtis LeMay’s tough image, White House briefing rules on administration sources, and new poverty offices in downtown Washington with four elevators lined in plywood.
Damascus eyes accuse Nasser of dragging Syria into a war with Israel without Arab help. Bad blood since 1961 breakup informs tensions. He admits Arab political splits delay plans to stop Israel from diverting Jordan River waters to irrigate the Negev, amid PLO speech.
In remarks attributed to Phil Newsom, Nasser warns that Arab states must confront Israel or risk regional collapse. He cites Jordan and Lebanon as key to diverting Jordan waters and notes Arab fragility, with Syria pressing for quick action against Israel while the U.A.R. battles Yemen, totaling 55,000 to 60,000 troops. Saudi Arabia abandons nonintervention, threatening broader conflict amid economic strain.
Washington reports claim Soviet IL-28 bombers have begun operating from North Vietnamese airfields in a test to gauge U S reaction. Pentagon planners consider bombing airfields and missile sites to deter further Soviet aid and pressure Hanoi economically. Military circles discuss a ring around Hanoi to choke routes from China, slow rice and other shipments, and force concessions.
Beckeley Newspapers Corporation lists subscription rates for mail and home delivery with per year and per period prices. It states responsibilities of carriers independent contractors and notes tax and address change procedures. It lists managing editor and national advertising representation.
Prayer seeking divine light to dispel darkness and reveal Jesus as the true light. Includes gratitude for Jesus and a request for guidance on life’s meaning and daily work. Pastor J R Brokhoff of Trinity Lutheran Church Lansdale PA offers the blessing.
The piece notes possible replacement of Warden Lane as head of the Natural Resources Department amid a broader shakeup after James K. Thomas’s appointment as Motor Vehicles Commissioner. It covers timelines, the May surge in Youth Corps road and park work, and looming federal aid to education opportunities for schools through July 1.
A Harris Upham survey of 465 registered reps shows short term mood mostly cautious with only 2.4 percent very bullish and 29.6 percent bullish. long term results are brighter with 5.2 percent very bullish and 45.1 percent bullish while 37.2 percent stay cautious and 12.1 percent bearish.
The Kennedy mystique fades as Edward M Kennedy builds his own political course. At 33 he shapes policy on immigration, education with a national teacher corps, aging, refugee admission scrutiny, and a federal academy for criminal law reform. He pursues careful selectivity, avoiding wasteful moves while leveraging opportunities for broad voter impact.
Berry notes Teddy Kennedy's rapid rise in the Senate with praise for his learning and willingness to take on tasks. A 1965 profile highlights his resilience after a severe 1964 plane crash and suggests he could shape governorship and U S Senate races in Massachusetts, potentially advancing toward a presidential bid by 1972 if continued. Edward McCormack had teased Kennedy about his middle name, Moore, yet Kennedy's current momentum makes him a formidable figure for any aspiring Democrat.
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