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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1962
Page
4
A reflective quote by Ruskin urges cultivating sympathy by living among beings and considering others, and fostering admiration by engaging with beauty and looking at it. The message links moral feeling to perception and everyday context.
Subscrib ers say the SO4 code area directory is hard to read with crowded type and misplural Shady Spring. The staff revised it, and readers struggle with the shift to seven digit numbers and altered initials, while publishers simply reproduced the copy.
Japanese radio researchers pressed for access to frequencies carrying John Glenn's voice while U S officials rejected direct monitoring. Space officials aimed to let Glenn speak freely without broadcast constraints, noting Titov's prior orbit offered limited public voice. Glenn's performance contrasted with Titov's secretive approach and highlighted privacy in a public era.
Bruce Biossat reflects on space exploration as a driver of unforeseen benefits. Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. tells Congress that exploration and knowledge have long term dividends beyond current expectations, a view echoed by historians and scientists studying postwar and postwar recovery gains.
Dr Reuben K Youngdahl urges readers to seek Christ above all and embrace the cross as the source of eternal salvation. He links faith with courage to witness for God despite guilt and sin, and notes World War I and II era scientific advances, group think, and space program momentum transforming society. He cites Glenns remark on knowledge breeding more knowledge and predicts space exploration will redefine humanity.
A collection of remarks from Panofsky Slawson Rowan and Meanyon discussing high energy physics scale, human rights, racial integration, and job gaps versus missile gaps. The quotes link scientific ambition, peace, equality, and national security to social progress.
The Raleigh Register lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with a Beclley distribution area and carrier delivery options. It notes mail rates, home delivery charges, address change procedure, tax applicability, and that carriers are independent contractors.
NEW YORK (UPI) psychologists report that women solve problems better when men are present, though the effect is framed as increased female motivation. L. Richard Hoffman and Norman R. F. Maier of the University of Michigan note a long history of gender comparisons in problem solving, with Maier conducting work as early as 1932.
Hoffman and Maier tested 194 men and 194 women on a multi-step horse trading problem. In all female groups without men performance lagged, but mixed sex groups narrowed the gap. Researchers note mixed groups may boost female motivation or male guidance influencing outcomes.
White House reporter notes James Rowley urged Congress for 58 new agents and equipment including 58 revolvers badges briefcases handcuffs cars radios dictaphones lie detectors and Polaroid cameras. He also seeks a fourth shift for enhanced advance work ahead of presidential trips and protection of the First Family.
Lawrence H. Taylor chairs a modest start for the National Stock Exchange after four years of work. Eight stocks list on two trading posts at the New York Mercantile Exchange, with plans to grow to 200 issues and add posts as needed.
Capt. Robert D. Carter lauds the United States Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs as among the nation’s best. The class graduating in June will include Rhodes Scholars, and an enrichment program allows cadets to tailor study. A master’s in astronautics and international affairs is planned as cadets enter advanced training and combat commands.
U S space scientists believe nuclear propulsion could outpace Soviet chemical boosters, enabling Mars and Venus landings by the 1970s. The plan relies on a nuclear rocket in earth orbit and an ion engine for long missions, reducing the needed rocket mass and fueling complexity.
Coach Ross Irle selects players Louis Adamos Jimmy Bakalis Elbert Thurman Bob Legg Bob Kent George Smith John Barone Jimmy Moorefield Ralph Berman Gene Hall for the state tournament with Tate Corey as manager. Ginestra and Hunter Smith purchase coal land north of Laurel Branch in Shady Spring district from Frank P. Smith. work to start in spring with about 65 miners.
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