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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1965
Page
4
A critical critique questions public access to evidence in the Ray Furrow case and the autopsy’s scope, arguing officials may shield Mrs. Treadway while hinting at her guilt. The piece urges airing all facts to avoid defaming innocence, noting the ongoing unresolved status and public doubt.
National Union announced Rear Adm Americo de Deus Rodrigues Tomas 70 will seek another seven year term. Salazar's long rule persists, with succession questions centered on who would replace him, as Portugal maintains budget balance and Angola profits from petroleum and coffee while Mozambique faces regional risks.
Washington reports weigh a 1966 run by Sargent Shriver for Maryland governor as a plausible outcome. Shriver may resign as Poverty Corps director within 60 to 90 days to launch a campaign, with timing tied to Labor Day discussions with Senator Tydings and a September Maryland primary. Supporters cite Tawes’s term limit and youthful reformists in Maryland, while rivals like Finan may oppose.
A pondering Thought For Today questions the possibility of a Republican winning in New York or Wagner on Rep. John V. Lindsay's candidacy. The remark frames election odds and party appeal in a historic context.
The FDA filed suit in Baltimore federal court over 48 cases of crackers that look like candy, risking child bites. The piece notes bootlegging of fireworks is a lucrative illegal business, with states restricting sales to public displays and federal law limiting interstate transport. It cites a Maryland maker earning over 500000 annually and a stand in Maryland-DC line netting 3000 in two days before Independence Day.
Ray Cromley outlines nine measures for Defense Secretary McNamara to boost military readiness while saving about 100 million dollars yearly. Proposals include cutting data overproduction, eliminating surplus purchases, avoiding misdirected shipments, realigning staffing to trained roles, improving contract negotiations, replacing pro forma inspections, trimming inefficiencies, removing unnecessary posts, and shipping gear directly from manufacturers to ports.
Lamperni Renis of Raleigh was chosen vice president of the West Virginia Young People's Fellowship of the Episcopal Church at the diocesan summer conference held at Jackson's Mill.
Entomologist P S Callahan demonstrates night flying moths generate infrared waves to see and home on emitters while avoiding others. In a black room test, 52 of 100 moths tracked an infrared source, while control papers remained untouched, suggesting infrared perception and emission play a key role in their nocturnal behavior.
The Flying Tiger Line grew from Bob Prescott’s wartime fund raise and Samuel Mosher’s match to a $50 million annual airfreight business. From shaky start amid CAB hurdles, it expanded from 16 to 33 aircraft, shifting to regular schedules, with Lockheed Constellations boosting profits. Military orders now drive half the revenue while commercial charters fund the rest.
Congress and state lawmakers battle over one man one vote as Wesberry v Sanders court rulings spark reforms. Dirksen leads GOP effort to halt court jurisdiction with constitutional amendment allowing legislatures to reapportion by factors beyond population. Compromise talks consider decennial referendums while Dirksen faces mixed reactions from Administration allies.
A Raleigh County item notes a seventeen year locusts arrival was dodged last year and may return this year per government pest reports. The Harper brothers French and Jeff Harper, prominent Harper businessmen, suffered injuries when their car left the road in Chesapeake near Huntington, overturning and stopping against a fifteen foot wall.
Beckley Newspapers Corporation announces publication details for Naleigh B Register with address 341 Prince St Beckley West Virginia. Includes subscription rates by mail and home delivery costs, carrier independence policy, and tax note. requests for address changes require old and new addresses.
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