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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1965
Page
4
A columnist quotes Newsman John Hughes noting that Communist China stalks the United States and that most of Washington foreign policy problems arise from a nation that does not officially exist.
James G Strahlman President and Publisher of The Nashville Banner argues that freedom of the press is not absolute yet essential. He condemns attempts to curb press access and urges journalists to pursue truth with ethics, restraint, and fearless reporting in service of a informed public.
Despite Charles de Gaulle's efforts to streamline politics, Gaullists suffer losses in Paris and face a difficult situation in Marseilles as Communists gain, while a Socialist wins in Marseille's second largest city. In 59 cities over 35,000 population voting shifts from majority to plurality, complicating outcomes and prompting second elections when no majority is found.
The Paris votes show conservatives oppose De Gaulle over Algeria while voting against him in general. Marseille mayor Gaston Defferre gains stature as a presidential hopeful favoring closer US NATO ties and European unity. The Communist party leadership shift appears more a protest dynamic against De Gaulle than a growth in popularity. Most French feel no major shift and believe they are doing pretty well.
Eastwood residents express hostility and pride over the birth home of D. H. Lawrence. Local miners and residents debate erecting a monument while recalling scandalous works and Lawrence’s controversial image. The birthplace remains largely overlooked despite a Ministry plaque.
Washington correspondent notes experiments across US school systems to tailor programs for culturally deprived children. Mirrors in Racine classrooms, student self image work in Portland, and a focus on self direction appear alongside tuition for teacher-led preschool duties in Dade County. Other sites include journalism and Great Books classes in Cincinnati, Men’s Day luncheons in Prye School Delaware, after school tutoring in South Bend, parental field trips in San Francisco, and a university buddy system in Minnesota. These efforts illustrate a broader shift toward individuality and personal initiative in learning.
Lyle Wilson reports on British Home Secretary Sir Frank Soskice proposing police stop and search powers on reasonable suspicion to curb armed crime. The piece contrasts UK approach with U.S. Fourth Amendment protections and critiques lax enforcement of union laws under Taft-Hartley and broader labor influence.
A lighthearted look at health foods asks what the term really means and argues for practical nutrition. It cites variety over faddism, favors fresh produce and modest, everyday staples, and notes how ordinary meals can supply essential vitamins and minerals.
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