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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1965
Page
4
Fragmentary prompt presents a cryptic phrase about silence and thought. The readable names suggest Emmanuel Cai and a DS ipeka Saentna, but the text remains incomplete and uncertain. The item appears as a brief reflective thought or quotation note without a clear published context.
The piece critiques a delayed Catholic Ecumenical Council decree that absolves Jews of deicide, likening it to proclaiming one has stopped beating a wife. It questions immediate impact and notes deep-seated anti Jewish attitudes. It discusses children's indoctrination and lingering prejudices amid 2000 years of history.
The piece argues Castro’s government clings to police state methods to survive. It contends Cuban exiles should be exchanged for political prisoners and calls for human rights bodies and Red Cross access to prisons. It warns the regime’s inward turn will fatten on victims while delaying reckoning.
A plan to unite the Pennsylvania Railroad and Central Railroad would form an 11th largest U S corporation with over 20 000 miles of track. Officials discuss potential delays from ICC hearings as antimerger measures surface alongside a high speed rail corridor bill and related federal action.
An 1861 York chronicle highlights a mid nineteenth century dancer and a British Army officer named Tand Scar. The fragmentary text references an Uncysiegecdia Britennice context without clear details or dates beyond 1861.
In the Mekong Delta, South Vietnamese and U.S. advisers wage a two front war. Reports describe the VC overrun of Nhon Nghia, a village outpost, the administrator shot at a flagpole, and theft from the village market as soldiers try to stem rising VC strength and win over local support. Colonel Owl comments that while enemy numbers grow, quality declines, and terror acts help turn locals away from the Viet Cong.
A West Virginia seller describes a strategy of buying full price products, repackaging them with new songs and artists, and selling them at 99 cent retail outlets. The plan targets discount houses, variety chains, and drug stores to move inventory.
Robert Bowers of the Commerce Department notes a rising out of state interest in West Virginia land. Non residents seek summer homes in the Eastern Panhandle while Harpers Ferry area new homes price between 25000 and 30000 dollars. The department lacks statistics on total purchases by non residents.
30 years ago Hon. Thomas H. Wickham of Beckley is in Raleigh meeting residents as he pursues the state senate seat in the Republican primary. German troops hold Belgrade and push east toward the mountains after Serbians had defended them against Austrians.
Bowers cites inquiry volume as a gauge for local interest in hunting and bow use at the renewal hunting reserve near Rainelle. He notes non resident interest is not at peak yet and could double with interstate road completion.
An Octob er aeuanhey Review essay by Jack E. Weller examines Is There A Future For Yesterday's People? It reflects on mountain culture, local effort, and the clash between traditional mountaineer values and broader society. The pastor recounts a rural road improvement illustrates local caution and the struggle for acceptance. The piece suggests readers may be drawn to the book to explore these themes.
A devotional fragment urging reflection on prayer as a sincere, naming, and repentant practice. It calls for awakening a genuine desire to seek forgiveness with gratitude and intent, beyond perfunctory petitions to God in heaven.
An American official notes Mali residents favor Red Chinese exhibits over Soviet displays, citing closer ties between Chinese technicians and local farmers in Sikasso and more accessible, plainly designed farming machinery. He contrasts American and Russian approaches, highlighting the Chinese ability to connect with people as a strength for Beijing and a weakness for Moscow. A project to reform how field personnel are selected is underway.
In a brief United Press International transcript a Raleigh based reputer named John Hodela is noted as a member of the agency's national advertising representation network with coverage spanning major markets including Chicago Detroit Atlanta Boston Charlotte Philadelphia San Francisco Los Angeles Greenville and Pittsburgh.
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