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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1966
Page
4
The paper criticizes syndicated columnists Robert Spivack and Ray Cromley for taking military and defense stances on Vietnam draft and student deferments. It calls for clearer, simpler opinions and less contention with other columnists, urging direct analysis over jockeying for status.
Washington report explains that student deferments hinge on college class standing and board interpretation. If class reports are missing or not submitted, a physically fit nonparent student risks being drafted, as boards must compare him with peers doing satisfactory work.
California voters face primary choices for Congress and governor on Tuesday June 7. Richard L. Worsnop surveys Reagan Brown and Yorty battles, party shifts, and the role of personality, media, and past affiliations in California politics. George Murphy and Shirley Temple co star memories frame a state where celebrity influence edges party loyalty.
PHIL NEWSOM reports that Israel widens diplomacy and economic aid in Black Africa as Levi Eshkol embarks a three week tour to seven of 27 benefiting nations. Israel now has diplomatic ties with 30 African states and supplies aid without strings, seeking influence amid regional tensions.
London reports Prime Minister Churchill told the house that German parachutists control Candia in Crete while British forces retain the airport. Raleigh briefs note local scouting advance, civic appointments, and aviation training for youths. Israel Africa ties cited with aid programs, shipping lines, and technician exchanges. A closing prayer from Stuart LeRoy Anderson of Berkeley ends the item.
A humorous piece by John Hodell accounts a family water mishap. A relative’s accidental faucet twist leads to a home plumbing scramble with improvised fixes and a cheeky price tally. The narrator promotes doing one’s own repairs for family bonding despite the chaos.
In this Washington column Robert G. Spivace argues that reporters must verify facts through leg work rather than rely on secondhand accounts. He defends McNamara against critics who oversimplify him, insisting the former defense secretary is a thoughtful, intelligent leader who accepts political costs for national interests.
The Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party fields six candidates for national office in the today primary. Rev Clifton Whitley, 32, seeks to unseat Sen James Eastland, backed by civil rights leaders and Black voters. Five other FDP hopefuls contest the House, including Rev Edward King challenging Rep John Bell Williams.
Rates listed for mail subscriptions and home delivery across multiple cities. Details include daily and Sunday plans, six month and one year terms, weekly carrier rates, and monthly charges. Note mentions of state tax in West Virginia and that carriers are independent contractors with Beckley Newspapers Corporation not responsible for prepaid payments.
Twenty years ago the June term criminal court included C. L. Harvey W. H. Farley A. P. McKinney James Hogan Albert Bragg FE. P. Williams Perry D. Bennett S. G. Gilliam J. W. McDaniel B. H. White Albert Clay W. M. Burnside G. W. Richardson and J. F. Brooks. Beckley Institute opening exercises begin June 1 with weeklong daily programs. Eleven seniors graduate from high school nine from departments including normal and music. Geo. H. Moss starts building a fine colonial style residence on North Kanawha Street adjoining C. M. Callaway. Foundations progress under J. C. Freeman. the 11-room house is planned.
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