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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1963
Page
4
Reflection on faith and strength notes that trust in the Supreme Being yields power wisdom and happiness through firm belief and inner certainty. A concise moral echo suitable for daily devotional pages.
A critical look at strikes argues that economic gains are often short lived and tied to broader costs such as inflation and bureaucracy. It notes workers may chase a personal sense of power through union activity while real progress from wage gains remains limited. The New York newspaper strike is cited as an example where a high demand collapsed to a modest settlement after prolonged picket activity.
Richard Spong reports subcommittee 5 of the House Judiciary Committee begins public hearings on the newspaper business. The panel weighs newspaper mergers ownership of TV and radio stations and effects of general legislation on papers as New Yorkers face strikes and long shortages.
The New York press strike ends with a settlement after publishers formed a de facto union to protect market share. The Post resumed March 4, while advertisers hesitated to place ads. Wages, job losses, and theater damage traced as unions and editors adjust to post strike operations.
The piece argues Dean Rusk faces a brutal whispering campaign by White House aides aimed at elevating McGeorge Bundy to Secretary of State. It notes Rusk’s limited power, Bundy’s role, and concerns over failed communications and strategic missteps in Cuba and Canada.
29 years after he began broadcasting from Columbia systems Jesse Crawford will headline at Beckley Theater this week with the new electric organ. R. K. Rabush and K. C. Hunt of Automatic Coal Burner, Iron Fireman dealers, return from Cleveland after attending the 1938 sales convention. Shalay Spring Motor Company, largest Shady Spring business, is owned and operated by J. J. Row who formerly ran a Raleigh service station.
UPI commentary argues that U.S. presidents promise budget balance but largely fail. It cites Kennedy's tax cut pledge and explains Parkinson's Law of Expenditures as a fixed pattern of rising spending. The piece urges voters to demand spending limits and political accountability to reduce deficits.
Dr Robert N Butler of the National Institute of Mental Health proposes a legal privilege to keep communications between scientists and human volunteers confidential. He notes such protection would prevent courts from compelling disclosure of what occurred in voluntary studies, likening it to clergy privilege.
The article discusses volunteer protection in medical studies, noting volunteers lack legal privilege and could be subpoenaed for records. It cites Kenneth Pope and Butler on handling, suggesting coded data and avoiding diagnostic terms to safeguard privacy. It emphasizes freedom of scholarship and ethical safeguards.
A dispatch from Trenton dated February 2 announces President-elect Wilson has named three members of his official family. William Jennings Bryan for secretary of state A Mitchell Palmer of Pennsylvania for secretary of the treasury Robert L Henry of Texas for attorney general.
Forty seven state legislatures face 1963 with pressure to raise taxes as state and local outlays have surged from 27.9 to 66.4 billion since 1950 61. Governors push various so called gimmicks while local authorities also seek new revenue, mainly through sales and income taxes. Local debt rose to 77.4 billion with 55.9 billion from local governments.
Beckley Newspaper Corporation publishes Nalcigh Y Register with office at 34 Prince Street and service in Beckley and Hinton West Virginia. The notice lists managing editor John F Hodel and classified advertising through Ward Griffith Company with subscription rates and delivery terms for West Virginia residents.
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