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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1962
Page
4
A short aphorism attributed to Jerome urges staying engaged with rational work to prevent idle temptation by the devil. It frames daily activity as a moral safeguard and practical advice for contemplation and productivity.
The Barbu Lautauri Orchestra and Romanian National Folk Ensemble performed at Woodrow Wilson Auditorium to praise worthy reception. The boisterous evening featured colorful costumes and lively dancing as performers navigated the program with encore-style pacing. Audience enjoyment and performer smiles marked the cultural exchange, seen as a potential bridge over Cold War divides.
The writer questions the Cuba missile crisis deescalation, arguing the removal may be perfunctory and urging scrutiny. He notes inconsistencies in leadership behavior, speculates on hidden plans, and suggests possible underground storage of missiles. The piece compares international moves and the risk of overconfidence in peace.
The Grenadier Squaw, sister to Cornstalk, influenced her tribe near Circleville Ohio was known as Kate or Catherine. She aided white settlers by sharing information while maintaining ties to her people. After Cornstalk's murder she moved toward fort Donnally and later petitioned Congress for Scioto River lands.
Neaister published by Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday issues, monthly and yearly options, plus home delivery charges. It notes West Virginia tax, independent contractor carriers, and limits of Beckley Newspapers Corporation on advance payments.
Washington report says top Republicans delay 1964 bid as Nelson Rockefeller eases off, George Romney signals no run, and Barry Goldwater hints Rockefeller conservatives may unite. The piece weighs chances against Kennedy, notes Romney's Michigan woes, and compares to 1932 Roosevelt Garner pair.
Teen voices vent at fathers who nag about grades, chores, and manners. They mock TV lectures, brag about gym culture, and tell of fathers mixing sports names and cheery push for responsibility, all voiced in a skit like dialogue. The piece satirizes generational gaps and parental control in a brisk, period tone.
A minister from Portland Oregon prays for peace and brotherhood. He asks God to purge national pride cleanse from lust for power heal fear and hate and help all to work for understanding liberty and justice in a world community of righteousness and love.
The piece argues profits sustain the modern American economy through high employment and growth. It notes a broad distribution of profits across stockholders, business owners, farmers, and insured or pension beneficiaries, with profits funding dividends, premiums, endowments, and bank interests. It concludes profits arise from intelligent investment, management, and service.
New York report cites Dr Choh Hao Li asserting the pituitary gland may drive future medical breakthroughs. He says its growth stimulating molecule also holds potential for treating cancer arthritis and other serious diseases within the next decade.
In Raleigh over the weekend heavy snow melted on principal highways, and police reported no automobile accidents. The notices also cover a discussion at Woodrow Wilson High School on newspaper pictures and column material, with speakers William R. Diehl and Harold Riffe.
Space experts say the USSR remains ahead in orbital flight while American efforts lag. Allen W. Dulles criticizes the regime as tainted by Stalinist terror, and Dr. Kenneth W. Clement urges medicare to support seniors disabled from work at age 65.
Peter Edson comments on the resignation of Fowler Hamilton as administrator of the Agency for International Development after a year. He argues the foreign aid program suffers from constant reorganizations by presidents and Congress and notes Hamilton’s hard battle for appropriations. The piece also critiques past AID leadership, policy shifts, and calls for reform while drawing parallels to Shakespeare and Caesar.
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