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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1965

Page

4

Thought For Today on Race Relations and Poll Taxes Rejection

Quote by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr reflecting on progress in race relations and noting the Senate’s rejection of a ban on poll taxes in state elections, highlighting ongoing work toward equality.

Martin Luther King Senate

Beckley urged to present plain bid for regional health center

Local groups weigh strategies to attract a Regional Health Center, debating whether to hire a consultant and create polished brochures or keep a simple, fact based appeal. They warn against overpromising or "snow" jobs, stressing Beckley’s real assets and sober approach to the decision maker.

Beckley

Gemini Space Feats Stir Mail Delay Complaints

Postmaster General John Gronouski notes Gemini four missions Nick White and Jim McDivitt raised mail delays criticism as letters arrive late while space triumphs are celebrated. The article also parodies commencement speeches and Hollywood political jokes, citing Willard Wirtz and Ronald Reagan with light quips about public reactions and cultural nostalgia.

Washington Labor Willard Wirtz University of Iowa Ronald Reagan California Cincinnati

Space Race Leaders and McNamara's Cautious Space Policy

Washington dispatch notes the Soviet military run space effort aims to maximize military potential through an orbital laboratory. It contrasts U.S. civilian NASA leadership with McNamara's reluctance to fund unless an operational requirement exists. Rumors suggest pressure may push Brown and McNamara toward limited military manned space programs to counter Soviet gains.

McNamara U. S. Space Initiative Civilian National Aeronautics and Space Administration U. S Manned Space Laboratory Manned Orbiting Laboratory Harold Brown Brown

Boumedienne Seizes Power In Algeria After Coup

Boumedienne, former vice premier and army commander, ousts Ben Bella in Algeria amid factional struggle. The uprising follows Ben Bella’s bid to balance Soviet Chinese and Western support, with Boumedienne denouncing the former leader as a traitor and vowing stronger military control.

Onne Boudianne Ben Bella Boumedienne Fidel Castro Ben Bell Algeria China Russia Albania Soviet Union Yugoslavia Milovan Dijilas Houari Boumedienne Moscow Peking Col. Boumedienne The

Learning From Experience Beats The Classroom

Education writer argues experiential learning surpasses book study. Students benefit when seeing real objects like the Empire State Building and engaging in hands on projects from science machines to maps. Trips to museums factories and fire departments enhance understanding and memory for children and parents alike.

Empire State Building

Coaches Named for Dunbar and South Charleston High Schools

Nelson Bragg, young coach of Stoco High School, is appointed to Dunbar High School while John C. Worth, producer of the 1937 State football championship at Hinton High School, takes a coaching post at South Charleston High School by the Kanawha County Board of Education.

Raleigh Register Nelson Bragg Stoco High School John C. Worth Hinton High School Kanawha County Board of Education Dunbar South Charleston

Bug Dust Oh Disgusting Displays Of Youthful Energy

John Hodel laments middle age and its fatigue and fog, contrasts it with energetic youth, and muses on aging effects on movement and energy. He recalls childhood mobility, discusses lingering muscles and restraint at meals, and marvels at the remarkable, disruptive vigor of youth.

John Hodel

Reds Confused Too About Algerian Plots and Counter-Plots

Foreign ministers from about 64 invited nations will meet in Algiers on April 24 to decide whether the Soviet Union will be invited to the Asian African conference. The Algerian coup and Moscow Beijing ties loom large as France still influences Algeria and oil profits.

Phil Newsom UPI North Africa Algeria Ahmed Ben Bella Ben Bella Africa Algiers Richard Spong Soviet Union Malaysia Stendahl Chou En Lai Chou Cairo China Russia de Gaulle France Joseph Stalin Milovan Dijilas United States Boumedienne U. S Paris

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