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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1965
Page
2
Presbyterians and Catholics outline plans for joint worship by 1966. Church leaders discuss forms of common Bible study and shared services, aiming for broader ecumenical collaboration and a Thanksgiving related observance.
A brief, playful exchange compares Half and Halfs for rich taste versus milder flavor, inviting reader reflection on preference while keeping a light, humorous tone. The note reads like casual correspondence between two senders and ends with a sign-off.
The piece discusses a potential pause in bombing North Vietnam as peace talks loom, with both sides increasing military commitment. U.S. forces may reach 225,000, while North Vietnamese divisions could enter combat late this year. Soviet leaders press for negotiations to halt fighting, but U.S. aims remain focused on preserving South Vietnam. communists protest air strikes.
Students discuss reactions to a congressman's Vietnam stance, with mixed views on patriotism and demonstrations. Some condemn anti-American protests as un-American while others call for rational policy debate and civil discourse amid national division.
Illegal overtime and wildcat strikes erupt as Sevastopol shipyard workers demand higher pay and lighter workloads. The Kremlin pressures managers to boost output with tighter labor discipline, while workers resist exploitation and bureaucratic inefficiencies. The push signals renewed class struggle amid a stagnant Soviet economy.
Washington dispatch reports the airlift to Cuba signals no shift in U S policy toward Fidel Castro. Officials say the aim remains to keep Cuba economically weak and isolated, to deter Soviet support, and to prevent Communist influence in the hemisphere while avoiding general talks. The refugee agreement is viewed as a propaganda move by Castro and a potential miscalculation by Havana.
In early hours she complains of no sleep as a 5 am rehearsal start and a lingering cold. Bankhead laments foggy California weather and constant coughing while joking about opium. She dreads laryngitis and calls the pace in California torture yet remains amused by Red Skelton's work.
A Washington report notes writers contend emotional stress affects cold resistance and nose behavior. It suggests engagement timing, kissing as cure, and warns of romances influencing illness perceptions, citing anecdotes and Eskimo nose rubbing as affectionate contact.
Leopoldville reports Kasavubu accepts Mobutu’s seizure of power in the Congo and pledges to act in the country’s superior interests. He and his family are said to be housed in a villa near Leopoldville as a new government forms under Premier Leonard Mulamba amid ongoing political chaos.
New York reports that the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching appointed Alan Pifer as acting head. Pifer is also acting president of the Carnegie Institution and has served as vice president since November 1963.
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