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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1961
Page
2
A.Poincelot comments that some individuals insist the world share their misfortunes while refusing to share in others' suffering. The line highlights self centered attitudes and universal complaint.
The piece surveys how federal courts may intervene or inaction may persist in addressing malapportionment. It cites Anthony Lewis, Sen. Clark, and historic Supreme Court guidance that redistricting is a political, not judicial, remedy, while noting new pressure from Oklahoma and a Tuskegee v. Edmonson influence on accountability.
Washington observers note Congress remains active amid Berlin Laos and Congo crises. Senators Smith Symington Kerr Lausche Humphrey push long Congo and other statements showing a busy, diverse chamber not a rubber stamp. The 1961 record marks recalls of spending and a looming budget battle with Kennedy administration under fire.
A Washington Window column argues the 1962 Congress will face a civil rights clash that could damage Kennedy's agenda. It notes Republicans risk losing northern Black votes or courting southern whites, while Democrats face internal disputes that may influence presidential and congressional outcomes.
Bruce Biossat surveys emerging unaligned Asian and African spokesmen at the United Nations. He notes misstatements about Europe, calls for free elections, and argues these nations must grow beyond grievance focus to engage with global issues. The piece warns of impatience and the need for responsibility.
Prayer from John W. Shackford of Waynesville North Carolina expresses reverent worship to God as creator and sustainer. He notes human life depends on divine will and the universe exists under divine dominion in Christ.
New York gossip column recalls Mary Martin’s fall gal moment at the Waldorf lunch, her rise through Sound of Music and Leave It To Me, and past striptease fame. Earl Wilson reflects on old show business friendships, plus quick items on Anna Maria Alberghetti, Forrest Tucker, Rita Moreno, Frank Sinatra, and other Broadway figures.
Picture of a man with a metal box measuring aircraft noise near an airport. The piece argues bus noise at city stops deserves similar attention as air noise and predicts buses will dominate transit as streetcars disappear due to economics, yet it notes the noise harms ears.
Arch ie Janes of the Chicago Historical Society voices skepticism about modern Fourth of July celebrations and the idea that free speech and assembly must protect even unpopular ideas as Justice Hugo L. Black reinforces the First Amendment.
Washington columnist Dick West notes growing friction between the House and Senate as they spar over perks. The House inserted a postal franking expansion into a closing bill while the Senate balked, and Rep. H R Gross questioned a 30 000 paint job for the Senate garage ceiling.
West Virginia officials report weather worries narrowly spared the Eastern Panhandle apple crop from Hurricane Esther. The Agriculture Department discusses underground farming tests and a November 2022 tour for Virginia officials. Commerce pushes state publicity with millions reached, while Travel magazine highlights state festivals. Wildlife exhibits and safety campaigns partner with Izaak Walton League. Health Director Dyer to address Charlottesville seminar on medical care statewide.
A reader quiz lists questions and answers about geography and sheep wool. The city Istanbul, Turkey stands on two continents. The best wool comes from the shoulders and sides of a sheep.
Beckley Newspapers outlines mail and home delivery rates for Raleigh Register. It lists daily seven day and Sunday subscriptions, six month options, and per week carrier rates, with West Virginia sales tax. Independent dealers handle subscriptions. company not responsible for advance payments.
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