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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1962

Page

4

Thought For Today Quote: A Healthy Old Fellow Not Foolish

A compact quotation notes that a healthy elder who remains wise and practical is the happiest person. The line attributes happiness to sound health and sensible living, attributed to Steete, reflecting a period-style aphorism.

Steete

Advertising Frenzy Mirrors Sex and Violence in Films

A discussion on rising frankness in film advertising shows more explicit visuals and sensational copy across domestic and foreign movies. Ads increasingly depict sex, violence, and mature themes, with art houses and major studios alike using edgy lines to attract audiences while risking new censorship pressures from state boards.

Variety Hollywood Europe New York State Censor Board Patty Smith

Rope Trick at White House Privacy Sparks Photo Dispute

Washington dispatch reports President Kennedy at a private party near the White House. Secret Service barred two press photographers from the lobby of the National Press Building, prompting debate over access to news and government secrecy amid a surge of information.

Washington UPI White House Guardians of Kennedy Secret Service Press Association

White House Press Access and USIA Plans in Palm Springs

USIA plans to dispatch two reporters to California this week for Kennedy coverage one for written dispatches overseas and the other for VOA broadcasts. The note raises a hypothetical if figures like Chalk Hoffa Romney Fisher Ford Sahl or Shor bought papers and attended Kennedy press conferences.

United States Information Agency USIA California Kennedy Voice of America VOA University of California Vandenberg Air Force Base New York Stanley Ross White House Chalk Washington Congress Jimmy Hoffa George Romney Eddie Fisher Henry Ford II Mort Sahl Toots Shor

Eichmann Appeal Hears Israel Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of Israel weighs Adolf Eichmann’s appeal after his 15 counts of war crimes and genocide. The trial cost an estimated S82 million in preparations, yet Eichmann stands as a symbol of the Nazi era to many in Israel. The court may hear new witnesses but typically does not, and the Eichmann Law allows execution by hanging for Nazi crimes.

Supreme Court of Israel Adolf Eichmann Eichmann Fichmann Hitler Germany Israeli Supreme Court Robert Servatius Cologne Servatius Gottingen University United States High Court Argentina Knesset Auschwitz

Beckley Newspapers subscription rates and delivery notes

Publication details for Beckley Newspapers Corporation include address, editors and advertising reps. Subscription rates are listed for mail and home delivery options with annual and semiannual terms, plus weekly carrier rates and tax notes. Changes of address require old and new addresses. Independent contractors handle delivery and payments, not the publisher.

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Grandpa the granddad era reaches peak in civic and restaurant life

A playful feature traces the rise of grandfathers in American culture, from politicians courting seniors to Old Grand Dad Clubs with dedicated Corners in Sardi’s and Dale’s. It notes 23 million men over 45 and a forecast of 32 million by 1980, praising grandfathers as beloved figures across families and communities.

Seattle Grandpa Montgomery Alabama United Appeals United States Old Grand Dad Club Sardi’s New York Dale’s Los Angeles Tretola’s Union City New Jersey Nick Polley’s Boston Stein’s Cincinnati London America National Club Park Avenue Franklin D. Roosevelt Baltimore Eisenhower Truman Hoover Winston Chutchill Nelson Rockefeller Henry Cabot Lodge Ed Sullivan Ed Wynn Big Crosby Omar Bradley Santa Claus

Retirement idea creates sudden senior executive network

Pittsburgh based Lew Palley at 72 founded Associated Senior Executives to advise firms at 150 dollars daily. Plan tapped retirees with VP+ titles to offer consulting, producing services from product redesign to plant reorganization. The venture unexpectedly drew more members, broader work, and even tax penalties as profits emerged.

Pittsburgh NEA Lew Palley Palley U. S Associated

De Gaulle’s Dream Strains US Ties as Algeria Peace Prospects Grow

Paris commentary notes Charles de Gaulle aims for French grandeur with an independent nuclear force and self reliant defenses. It says his stance could heighten tensions with the United States, criticizing U.N. faith and U.S. talks with the Soviet Union over Berlin.

Phil Newsom UPI Paris Algeria Charles de Gaulle de Gaulle United States U.N. de Gaulle United Nations U.S Soviet Union Berlin

De Gaulle’s push for a 15 division European nuclear army

Financial Gossip notes De Gaulle boycotts Geneva talks and blames Russians for not settling issues. He disapproves of U S Southeast Asia actions. His plan to build a 15 division French nuclear force faces internal and allied opposition. The United States sees the move as burdensome to France’s economy and a temptation to proliferate.

de Gaulle France U.S Geneva Southeast Asia United States Europe

New Developments In Venezuela By Jesse Bogue UPI

Venezuela intensifies its drive to diversify industry through the Venezuelan Development Corporation CVF formed in 1946 and reorganized 18 months ago. President Luis Vallenilla reports CVF equity around 532 million with loans from 7 500 to 100 million. The agency seeks foreign capital, plans global representations, and has aided 40 new companies in eight months while maintaining a 6 percent long term loan rate.

Jesse Bogue UPI Caracas Venezuela Venezuelan Development Corporation Luis Vallenilla Vallenilla Harvard University CVF Corporacion Venezolana de Fomento

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