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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1963

Page

4

Thought For Today From Titus Platutus

In everything the middle course is best and excess brings trouble. The saying by Titus Plautus urges balance and cautions against extremes in all pursuits.

Titus Platutus

Self-Discipline Or Lack Of Restraint In Modern Times

The piece laments rising violence and fading self-control across the nation. It cites knothole gangs, Easter Monday riots, and large park and stadium outbreaks, arguing that modern indulgence, lax discipline, and rationalizations fuel crime. It contrasts this with the need for orderly self-mastery and notes skepticism toward meat-obsessed athletic culture.

Baltimore Washington

Hollywood Stars Waive Above-the Title Billing

Hollywood is talking about shifts in star power as James Garner and Steve McQueen decline above the title billing for The Great Escape. Ava Gardner may retire from films while Peter Tewksbury moves from TV to directing a Seven Arts series. Stanley Kramer plans a global press premiere for It’s a Mad, Mad World with 250 journalists in Hollywood.

Hollywood NEA James Garner Steve McQueen Peter Tewksbury Seven Arts New York Stanley Kramer U.S

Hollywood figures weigh in on films and Monroe magnetism

Erskine Johnson catalogues Hollywood chatter on festival plans and new theatres. Omar Sharif’s contract, Cleopatra rights, Nancy Sinatra Jr film debut, Bob Hope Oscar lament, and Jack Lemmon’s reflections on Marilyn Monroe are described with brisk, vivid anecdotes.

Hollywood-in-Washington Hollywood Cinerama Center Omar Sharif Sam Spiegel 20Th Century-Fox Nancy Sinatra Jr Bob Hope South Pacific Jack Lord Aphrodite Claudia Cardinale Greece Rod Taylor New York Mary Hilem Marilyn Monroe Jack Lemmuon Jack

Testing Free Advice For Journalists From Readers

A speaker notes that free advice from citizens flows to newspapers and that opinions on how to run papers vary by political stance. He jokes that if every suggestion were followed the newsroom would drift toward folly, and suggests free advice could drive editors to distraction.

Levy Balloting Mirrors City Election Struggles

A reflective piece on civic voting practice notes the levy dispute over Stephen's Lake shaped city races. It praises specialization, warns against DIY vanity, and urges Beckley voters to study mayoral and council candidates, highlighting John Wesley Smith and Col. Robert Thompson as capable options.

Stephen’s Lake

Yarborough Denounces Police Dogs at Voter Registration

Watch On The Potomac comments on Senator Ralph Yarborough of Texas condemning the use of police dogs and high velocity hoses against Negro protesters at voter registration. He argues Southern silence masks fear and urges church leaders to voice moral outrage amid a muted political response.

Washington Ralph Yarborough Texas Third Reich Yarborough Birmingham Ala Senate Rockville Maryland South

Washington Notebook Quick Hits From Public Figures

A condensed look at satirical and anecdotal mentions linking Ian Fleming fiction to President Kennedy and brief vignettes on figures like Sargent Shriver James Symington George Romney and Harold LaFount. Notable scenes include Kennedy’s rose garden moment and Shriver quip about Peace Corps formality.

Washington Kennedy Ian Fleming Fleming James Bond Jack Kennedys New York White House Robert Kennedy University of South Carolina Department of Justice Peace Corps Sargent Shriver Jr Charlotte of Luxembourg Prince Jean Shriver President Kennedy Jacqueline

Beckley Newspapers publishes rates and delivery terms

Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists subscription prices for mail and home delivery, notes tax addition for West Virginia, and states carriers are independent contractors not responsible for advance payments. May include managing editor contact and advertising network references.

West Virginia Beckley Newspapers Corporation

Feds Have Upper Hand In Cooperative Projects

In Charleston West Virginia during a special legislative session the Welfare Department drew criticism while Republicans charged the federal government supplies about 70 percent of funding yet retains full control over spending. Welfare Commissioner W Bernard Smith noted adherence to federal guidelines is required.

United Press International Charleston W. Va UPID Welfare Department Jack Miller R-Wood John Carrigan Marshall County West Virginia W. Bernard Smith

Beckley Bengals to host Huntington Booster Bees series opener

Orville Barr, noted southpaw in Raleigh county B league, will join the Beckley Bengals for the Beckley series against Huntington Booster Bees. A BBC crew visited Charleston for an unemployment segment, while state lawmakers witnessed a parachute jump by West Virginia National Guard near Sutton Airport.

Orville Barr Raleigh County Beckley Bengals Beckley Huntington Booster Bees Del Paul H. Kidd D-Gilmer Sutton Airport 16Th Special Forces Group Airborne West Virginia National Guard Magne William E. Miller Kidd Col. Miller Paul

Prayer For Today Appears As Message From Florida Minister

A short religious reflection titled Prayer For Today asks for daily dignity and righteous acts, seeking God’s presence and guidance. It urges mercy and forgiveness through Jesus, attributed to Richard L. James, a Riverside Avenue Christian Church minister in Jacksonville, Florida.

Jesus Richard L. James Jacksonville, Fla Riverside Avenue Christian Church

Death of a Teamster by Elephant at Glen Jean Show

Twenty years ago Jos L Leonard a Sparks Bros teamster was killed when an elephant stepped on him as he rested near the animal. The keeper warned him of danger but the elephant struck, breaking his back and killing him instantly. Undertaker Linda Mood will handle the body and burial may be at Mount Hope if relatives are not found. The county’s prisoners, jailed for fines, are being put to road labor under foreman Douglas Scott by order of the county court.

Nat Outer Mongolia Gus Q Moore Franklin D. Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson Robert LaFollette George Norris Lehman New York Clark Pennsylvania Joe MacCarthys Yarborough Billy Graham Robert Kennedy Manny Celler House Judiciary Committee ANPA Symington Bob Hope Moscow George Romney Michigan U.S. Chamber of Commerce Washington Harold la- Fount Federal Radio Commission Romney la- Fount White House President Coolidge LaFount Oval Room Jos. L. Leonard Sparks Bros Glen Jean Lindamood Mount Hope Douglas Scott

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