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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1963
Page
4
A devotional line highlights that faith should rest in the power of God, not human wisdom, reflecting I Corinthians 2:5.
Illinois plans a controversial birth control program starting April 1 aimed at reducing Aid to Dependent Children costs. The program would provide devices and information to married and relief-dependent mothers, with projected Chicago savings of 114 million annually and 4,000 to 5,000 births prevented. Illinois faces high ADC expenditures and a large number of illegitimate births, while critics note uncertain success and ethical concerns in a state with strong Catholic influence.
Democrats fear intra party split and waning support from state machine as Beckley voters head to mayoral primaries. Nuckols waning influence and possible state machine intervention threaten prospects for John W. Smith and Thomson in a tight race. May general election could hinge on party regrouping and local sentiment.
Roy Lee Harmon and three church members built a stone wall in Beckley while volunteers raised 35 dollars, bringing total to 60.25 as they seek about 2,000 for flood destruction repairs. Donations include 10 dollars from Crab Orchard den mothers and Mullens Grocery mailed to Rev. Ray Sears in Fireco West Virginia.
The article traces polio’s decline after vaccines emerged, noting 708 paralytic cases in 1952 and a long pre vaccine era of 30,000 to 40,000 annual cases. It covers Salk and Sabin vaccines, public opposition, and political shifts prompting mass inoculation. It also notes measles vaccines near licensing as measles cases surged in 1961.
The Dartmouth Glee Club concert at Concord College drew alumni in a nostalgic mood. The Injunaires provided a risqué highlight and a souvenir recording sparked family ribbing as the author mused on education, athletics, and springtime weather during the trip home.
Observer analyzes how economic performance and unemployment shape Kennedy era politics. It notes 6.1 percent jobless rate, contrasts tax cut strategies, and outlines competing approaches from the Council of Economic Advisers, Labor Department, and external Republican voices led by Gov. Nelson Rockefeller. The piece argues for a coherent growth plan amid mounting debates.
Soviet American Berlin talks resume but are not expected to alter the divided city’s stalemate. Khrushchev’s vacation and police actions in West Berlin keep tensions low for now as both sides stay firm. Japan’s upcoming visits by Home and Couve de Murville signal broader Europe Asia trade interests. Canada may elect a Liberal minority government April 8, with Liberals potentially about 120 seats versus 100 for Conservatives.
Maidenform Inc says its ad runs in Sovietskaya Torgovia via a London firm, the only U S company in that issue since 1960. Vice president Kurt A Metzger notes no orders yet but expects possible results in six to eight months. Maidenform already operates in 125 markets worldwide and holds licenses in 15 countries.
Publishing details for Naleigh YD Register from Beckley Newspapers Corporation include office address at 341 Prince Street and managing editor John Hodel. Subscription rates are listed for mail and home delivery with terms, tax, and contractor notes.
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