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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1962
Page
4
A concise aphorism notes that rich attire adds little to beauty and may cause a deference that harms love. The reflection links clothing to perception, suggesting inner virtue matters more than outward display.
Opinion piece urging reflection on local desegregation issues and moral responsibility. Cites NAACP suit against Raleigh County Board of Education for failing to carry out federal desegregation orders. Argues justice, self interest, and broad societal benefit from upholding rights across races.
Dr Dwight W Allen of Stanford University argues that schools create a dropout problem by forcing students to stay and then structure systems so a percentage cannot succeed He calls for distinguishing between academic merit and personal merit He adds that harmony between genders and peoples is unlikely and life would be dull.
A presidential aide cites Teddy Kennedy's looming Senate bid as a political force likely to hurt Northern liberal Democrats and incumbents, with several Democratic candidates at risk amid a national focus on the Kennedy name. The piece notes Life magazine’s take on the era and broader foreign and domestic challenges, including Medicare and progress programs, framing Kennedy as an unqualified candidate amid a stagnant national mood.
Brazil faces nationwide elections for the federal chamber and Senate along with governors legislatures and local offices. The main parties are Social Democratic National Democratic Union and Brazilian Labor with a powerful Communist wing. President Goulart's leftward shift and Quadros uncertainty frame regional tensions as Brazil confronts inflation unemployment and rapid growth amid Cold War rivalries.
A Harvard Business Review analysis by Bauer and Field argues that both the American and Soviet drug systems have faults mirrored in opposite directions. It notes high US prices and duplicated research versus Soviet underpromotion and state-run institutes, with delays when research and production are separated.
A tense exchange unfolds as James Meredith confronts Governor Barnette over Meredith's U.S. Supreme Court order to admit him to the University of Mississippi. Barnette protests, threatens arrest, and accuses Meredith of disruption while the student cites equal rights and the law. The dialogue ends with petitions for restraint and a prayer.
Washington correspondent notes Secretary Wirtz does not plan new labor laws this year while foreseeing a flood of proposals next Congress. Goldwater vows reform to curb union power. Meany seeks 32 to 35 hour week by law. Kennedy aims for settlement amid mediation challenges and limited executive action.
Nakiah and Register details Beckley Newspapers Corporation rates for mail subscriptions including daily and Sunday plans, carrier delivery, and state tax. Notes address change process, tax addition in West Virginia, and disclaimer that carriers and distributors are independent contractors not responsible for advance payments. Includes editor and advertising reps information.
Yemen undergoes a swift political shift as the imam dies and a new regime forms under Col. Abdulla Al-Sallal. The move threatens regional balance with Saudi, Aden and Nasser influenced allies. Yemen spans four million people in a four state, Red Sea gateway area, impacting Suez and oil routes.
George Underwood aged 28 died after an exhibition in a Sparling biplane at Calleno Missouri last week. He fell about 50 feet sustaining injuries from which recovery was deemed unlikely. The Macon Republican notes his remains arrived in Raleigh September 24. He was born and reared in Warden and was well known locally with many relatives. His mother Mrs M L Riggs survives.
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