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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1963
Page
4
A compact reflection quotes Titus Plautus on social harm from gossip and listening to slander. It contrasts hangings by tongues for tittle-tattlers with ears for listeners, urging caution in speech and reception.
Bruce Biossat analyzes the Supreme Court decision on school prayer and Bible reading, noting public divisions over church state separation. He cites dissenting views by Harvard Law School's Erwin Griswold and highlights cases of abuse and coercion tied to religious practices in schools.
Washington reports spur plans to mark Harry S. Truman s 80th birthday on May 8 1964 as part of a broader set of tributes at the 22nd anniversary gathering of the Senate World War II Investigating Committee on National Defense. Truman attended as guest of honor, recalling his role as the committee s first chairman and the path that made him vice president.
A writer riffs on modern recipes and freak foods in a lighthearted column. He jokes about kitchen disasters and urges readers to skip the topic if offended, recommending the sports page or comics instead. He wittily imagines a husband choking on odd dishes and jokes about safety in the home.
A columnist jokes about a magazine recipe titled Chili Biscuits and other culinary gems. He notes the odd ingredients such as instant onion and cheddar cheese, warns of risky flavors, and contrasts homemade classics like soup beans and real cornbread with playful skepticism.
A staged office debate opens with humor as two voices spar over bigot issues, Little League access, and social rites. The dialogue names Isadore Wein and Joseph Richards, praising clergy and a rabbi while mocking persecution. The skit ends unresolved with questions lingering.
A dialogue notes state director Springer’s roles with the Little League Elks and the State Athletic Association. A digressive talk covers media ties and conflicts of interest, toilet seat frames as quirky home decor, and a closing prayer reflects daily devotion.
Publication notice outlines subscription rates for Beckley Newspapers Corporation. Details include daily and Sunday plans, half year and full year prices, home delivery options, tax addition, and that carriers are independent contractors with the company not responsible for payments to representatives.
The coal slurry pipeline idea remains alive despite Consolidation Coal’s May 7 plan to abandon an 108 mile Ohio line. Rail rate cuts and proposed links by Consolidation and Texas Eastern keep momentum, with former West Virginia Gov Underwood urging pipelines to boost coal sales and provide utility buyers with economic transport options.
Frank Merton writes in a West Virginia centennial column about the Beckley Senior League Tournament being canceled over racial tensions, alleging press suppression and segregation. Eric R. Le Roy, a Charleston Mid-Western Senior League member, laments missteps and praises the centennial, while riffing on local topics and a Ke sler twins feature.
Washington observers doubt President Kennedy’s planned European tour. Critics warn it may serve domestic political aims, risk resurrecting German militarism, and encircle France, while some insiders cite civil rights battles and image concerns as the trip’s true motive. Analysts note Lippmann and King warn of harming national progress if the trip proceeds. European correspondents question whether the journey is timely or merely showmanship.
W B Jones, a Hollywood truck driver, reported a sinkhole after his loaded truck drove into the Prince Street Oakwood crossroads. City authorities were alerted as the street cave in in the middle of the intersection. Mrs J W Watkins won the women’s spring golf title at Black Knight CC defeating Mrs J L Bumgardner 3 and 2. Roosevelt expected to sign Neely’s court bill ensuring annual federal court term in Beckley. Kee objection passes House establishing court terms in Beckley and Fairmont. Chinese flood deaths flood Yellow River area in northern Honan. Otsego mine of Brule Smokeless Coal runs five days weekly for 18 months. Mine has been in operation since January 1.
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