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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1964
Page
4
A county editorial critiques legislative wrangling over budget cuts amid a reported deficit. It urges release of clear figures on overdrafts and reassessment gains, warns against across the board cuts, and calls for honest accounting to restore public confidence and protect essential programs.
UPI analyst Phil Newsom reports from Hungary to Poland on post Khrushchev Eastern Europe. He notes revived gaiety in Budapest with gypsy violins and limited freedoms, comparing living standards to other Communist states while detailing lingering Stalinist traces. The piece covers Budapest Sofia Bucharest Prague and Warsaw through a cz cabaret scene and political jokes.
In Budapest the relaxation of regime controls shows in daily life as markets stock foreign goods and citizens hope for broader freedoms. The article notes political prisoners’ releases, church-state talks, anticipated shifts for Cardinal Mindszenty, and U.S. claims settlement while Hungary struggles with centralized planning and low wages.
London plans early talks with Washington as Harold Wilson aims a swift recomposition of Anglo American policy. Patrick Gordon Walker and Lord Harlegh to bolster ties while NATO terms and Britain’s independent deterrent face re negotiation amid China and Khrushchev shifts.
A humorous dialogue in which a weary patient complains of nervous ailments and demands from work home and health routines. He jokes about back pains, strict schedules, endless therapies, and his wife’s needs while seeking peace and quiet from the doctor. The piece parodies medical advice and modern urban stress through a restless, self aware speaker.
The piece analyzes Barry Goldwater's campaign style and the party’s rout in New York and nationwide. It cites Shadeggism, Maoist tactics, and anti Johnson literature as factors. It notes Dean Burch and John Grenier may fall, while voters reject the extremism and demand fair play.
A 29 mile drive from downtown Washington to Dulles Airport marks its second anniversary on Tuesday, November 17, as traffic on the $20 million access road remains light. Dulles handles about 64 flights daily, far below National’s 557, with FAA projecting break-even on operating costs by 1968 and total expenses by 1978, funded by taxpayers in the meantime.
Review of John Gunther novel The Lost City set in Vienna early 1930s. Foreign correspondent Jarret Mason uncovers a scandal linked to Austria Germany customs union and AO G slush funds while lovers and colleagues navigate cafes and shifting loyalties amid rising political extremism.
The Beckley Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and home delivery options. It notes rates for daily and Sunday combinations, half year, and monthly figures, with state tax details and disclaimer about carrier contractors.
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