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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
4
A reflective line by Charles Colton notes that both rulers and the ruled share a common leveling at two places the cross and the grave, inviting contemplation on humility and mortality.
Welch Mayor W B Swope and United Mine Workers District 17 head George Titler prepare for a face to face debate next Saturday. The issue is who should bear the burden of inflation era coal losses as miners seek lower wages or market restoration. Each side promises blunt facts and a clear argument to inform West Virginia’s coal region.
In a retrospective on West Virginia history, the piece argues that floods result from past timber and coal exploitation. It asserts forests were stripped, erosion increased, and strip mining damaged mountains, leaving bald hills and recurring floods. It calls Keep West Virginia Green a urgent plea.
Washington reports Rep. Frank Bow of Ohio leads a GOP effort to trim between 10 and 15 billion dollars from Kennedy's 108 billion dollar budget for next year. He will work with Appropriations Committee members and seek backing from economy-minded Democrats, aiming to justify a tax cut. Maurice Stans, former Budget Bureau chief, has prepared the figures and will advise from behind the scenes.
Washington Window reports GOP efforts to trim President Kennedy's 1964 budget from 108 billion dollars in new obligational authority, targeting 93 to 95 billion by next July. The plan seeks selective reductions across major items including defense and the space program while avoiding a sweeping austerity, aiming to halt budget growth and stabilize expenditures.
The memoir recalls Robert C. Byrd rising from a West Virginia coal miner’s son and grocery clerk to U.S. senator through persistence education and political work. It notes his early days in 1946, his fiddling at rallies, college studies, and successive offices from the House to the Senate. It also recalls 1863 counterfeit warnings told by James Dyer about genuine signatures vs stamped ink.
Washington reports 370 African students faced brutal mistreatment in Bulgaria amid broader Eastern Bloc racial bias. Accounts from Yemi Babatunde recount arrests, forceful jailing, taunts, and bans on socializing after demands to form a student union, sparking questions about anti Afro-Asian repression behind the Iron Curtain.
In a Q and A format the answer states that only three planets have no known satellites Mercury Venus and Pluto.
The United States faces greater risk in West Europe than Cuba says Sen. William Fulbright. He argues Moscow aims to keep crises open in Berlin and expand influence through radio propaganda and Latin American revolutions, with Cuba as a strategic linchpin.
Nakiah YH Register lists Beckley Newspapers Corporation publication details and delivery options. It outlines mail subscription rates for West Virginia residents, carrier delivery charges, and sales tax requirements, plus distributor independence and nonresponsibility for advance payments.
Washington UPI report details GOP leaders debating 1964 path for Goldwater. Some urge ignoring northern Black voters to win Southern electoral votes, while Rockefeller favors opposing route. Core questions ask if Republicans can retake industrial northern states without Black support and the cost to candidates nationwide.
A case study of Fred a third grader who loses temper with punches and kicks illustrates how teacher and principal guidance along with patience can help a child develop impulse control. The article argues many child behavior issues respond to guidance rather than immediate psychological treatment and emphasizes providing escape without harming pride.
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