Honey In The Rock Opens Amid Political Tensions At Grandview
A Beckley editorial dispute over attendance at Honey in The Rock at Cliffside Amphitheatre continues as promoters defend the production. Promoters cite strong donor backing, bank contributions, and planned Governor’s Night while denying political charges against officials. Senator Byrd is called cooperative. Governor Barron’s office sent representatives to preview showings. The piece defends local leadership and urges focus on the West Virginia venture’s potential impact.
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Grandview State Park
Beckley Post-Herald
Grandview
Kermit Hunter
Hunter
West Virginia
Register
Beckley
Honey’ Treasury
Raleigh County Bank
Beckley Water Company
W. W. Barron
Post-Herald
Hawaii
Charleston
Governor’s Office
Richard Kyle
Jackie Shock
W. C. Hersman
H. J. Martin
Phyllis Carruthers
Hulett C. Smith
Honey
Robert C. Byrd
Byrd
United States
The
Berlin’s fragile economy tests free world resolve
West Berlin relies on about $500 million yearly from Bonn and Western allies to sustain its status as a democratic showcase inside Communist territory. U.S. aid totals at least $1.2 billion since the war, while smaller firms migrate to West Germany or survive through supply ties. Bonn pushes to weave Berlin into the republic, moving federal agencies there, but business leaders delay commitment until confidence in Berlin’s economic future returns.
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West German Republic
Britain
France
United States
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Berlin
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Soviet Zone
Bonn
Do Your Homemaking as if You Were Doing a Modern Dance
Presidential Physician Dr Travell discusses Christian views on death and funeral customs. He notes modern Christians often imitate pagan rites in burials, prompting concern from church leaders across Protestant and Catholic denominations. A Brethren commission studies how the Christian faith can influence funeral practices.
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St. Paul
Church of the Brethren
Religion In America Taking Sting Out Of Death
Guidance from clergy on burial rites to ease grief. Notify the pastor early, prefer church funerals, avoid ostentation, seal caskets, and consider private graveside rites followed by a later church service. Emphasizes serenity, faith, and witness through loss.
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Christ
Ife
Russia signals peace treaty with East Germany by year end
Moscow outlined a plan to sign a separate peace with East Germany by year end, mirroring the earlier draft. It calls for Germany to renounce force, reject military alliances against the Allies, accept prewar frontiers, recognize annexations in Poland and the Soviet Union, and neutralize Austria. It also bans nuclear weapons and requires withdrawal of foreign troops and bases within a year. Khrushchev and Gromyko supported the draft and a broader conference if Allies agree.
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UPI
Russia
East Germany
Germany
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Poland
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
East Prussia
Austria
Nikita Khrushchev
Andrei
Gromyko outlines East German rights in West Berlin treaty
The draft treaty would nullify Western rights stemming from German capitulation and place control of access to West Berlin in East German hands. It envisions negotiations on communications by air, water, and land with East Germany, while West Berlin's status remains negotiable. The Soviet Union seems unlikely to act unilaterally if Western powers push counter proposals.
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East Germany
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Verbosity From Gallery Is Illegal By Dick West
A UPI column notes a House gallery spectator stood and shouted he cannot listen to this any more. The piece jokes about memorializing the moment with a bent ear sculpture and discusses rules against audible manifestations in Congress and spectator participation.
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UPI
Patrick Henry
Ejected From Gallery In 1959 House Debate
Barbs about lawmakers and gallery scenes recount a 1959 incident when a spectator, irritated by noise during Hawaiian statehood talks, shouted at the Speaker and was ejected. The piece notes the precedent that only card-carrying members may seek order, and contrasts private citizens with lawmakers who must face elections.
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Dear Arthur Life Advice and Cancer Warning Column
A reader asks about investing older savings and potential mutual fund scams, noting no guarantee in markets and urging diligent research. In a separate letter a woman suspects cancer despite doctors' reassurances, and Dear Arthur counsels trusting medical professionals and ignoring unverified lay opinions.
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Arthur
Prayer Message From Luther Seminary Leader
Alvin N. Rogness of Luther Theological Seminary in St. Paul Minnesota offers a faith urging trust in God. He emphasizes Jesus Christ’s sacrifice and asks believers to find power and comfort in divine presence.
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Alvin N. Rogness
St. Paul, Minn
Luther Thelogical Seminary
Sabrina Has Talent And Troubled Beauty Explored
The interview with Sabrina discusses the pressures of her public image a blond beauty in entertainment. She reveals money fears jealous lovers and industry focus on her figure rather than talent. Sabrina also mentions a legal effort to stop another Sabrina from using her name and notes a wig grows out as her real hair. Martha Raye sells her Kings Point home to a TV producer.
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Reno
Bill Miller
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Milton Farewell Observations and Diverse Celebrity Notes
Milton laments ease as a killer of vigor while a stream of brief entertainment items follows. Items include Pierre Salinger with Sahl Kennedy gags, Dick Gregory’s film work, Suzanne Pleshette and Tony Anthony, Polly Bergen vacating a Los Angeles home, Gabe Dell touring with Kathryn Grayson, a Puerto Rican paper on pachanga, John Wayne renaming a film character, Alexander King’s book title, Sammy Kaye building a hotel in Puerto Rico, Eleanor Powell’s Variety review, Gloria DeHaven’s calls to ex-husband, and snippets from Today’s Best Laugh and Wish I’d Said That. Lee Tracy notes and alimony quip conclude.
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Pierre Salinger
Sahl
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Dick Gregory
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Suzanne Pleshette
Tony Anthony
Joe Marsh
Polly Bergen
Freddie Fields
L. A
Paul Newman
Gabe Dell
Kathryn Grayson
Fidel Castro
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Pilar
Alexander King
Jack Paar
Sammy Kaye
Puerto Rico
Eleanor Powell
Variety
Latin Quarter
Gloria DeHaven
John Payne
Raleigh Register Subscription Rates and Delivery Policy
Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists home delivery, mail, and tax details for Raleigh Register. Rates include daily and Sunday plans, one year at 41.00, six months at 11.00, daily only at 16.00, with West Virginia tax. Delivery terms note carriers are independent contractors and payments not guaranteed by the publisher.
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Hinton
W Va
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