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A compact aphorism attributed to Horace counsels against probing others secrets and urges guarding entrusted information despite pressure from drink or anger, emphasizing discretion and moral restraint.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1962
Page
2
A compact aphorism attributed to Horace counsels against probing others secrets and urges guarding entrusted information despite pressure from drink or anger, emphasizing discretion and moral restraint.
A Raleigh County armory fieldhouse in Beckley faces severe acoustic flaws blamed on its design. Critics warn costly fixes may only offer partial relief, with some suggesting a full redesign or relocation as the likeliest solution. The piece mocks the Mich ael Baker Jr plan and concludes with questions about future steps.
The longest reigning living monarch, Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg, will visit the United States for five days starting today at President Kennedy's invitation. She will spend two days in Washington before touring the country, with her son Prince Jean to assume power as needed.
In Washington the Cuba missile crisis defense is praised as sound policy with bipartisan support. Republicans note Dirksen helped push a firm stance while criticizing Kennedy’s campaign conduct. Analysts warn election impact remains uncertain as events unfold through November.
In a humorous rant, Hon. Timothy Tugbutton extols a “modern miracle” of instant missiles and instant missile bases on Cuba, blaming Khrushchev and Castro for rapid Soviet weaponry while mocking U S delays and political bluster. He contrasts American patience with Soviet speed and argues cameras should have watched Cuba earlier.
The ILA threaten to not work ships that have Cuban trade and to refuse those tied to owners with Cuban involvement. Historical dockworker showdowns and current pressure from Panama Britain Liberia and Greece shape a broad private diplomacy. A spokesman notes longshoremen’s actions have previously stopped Soviet and Iron Curtain cargoes, signaling a potent if unofficial lever.
UPI reports Ralph Rothem of Harris Upham traced 70 years of crises to gauge market recoveries. Across events from the Maine battle to Pearl Harbor and Korea invasions, declines ranged from 7 to 36 percent with recoveries often within 9 to 130 days, charting a pattern of eventual full or partial rebounds.
The three story brick structure at Heber and Neville streets is completed and enhances the city district. Mrs. J. J. Fable, after summering in Beckley with her parents, departed for Cincinnati to join her husband and establish their home, escorted to Hinton by her mother, Mrs. J. W. McDowell.
David D. Ashworth withdraws from McGinnis Ashworth and Mann to join Carl C. Sanders, forming a new partnership. The firm becomes McGinnis and Mann with James H. McGinnis W. H. McGee Jr. and Fletcher W. Mann. Raleigh County to organize a mobile first aid unit using school buses, per Red Cross first aid chairman C. C. Ballard.
An op ed argues for large scale people exchanges between nations as a path to peace. The author suggests exchanging 10 000 citizens from the United States and Russia or other frictioning countries to live among each other, asserting it could reduce conflict and force leaders to confront consequences.
A Moscow columnist reflects on a seven year old American boy collecting scrap paper with local youths, swapping badges with Soviet children, and wearing znachki. The piece weighs cultural contrasts, youth patriotism, and the temptations of propaganda in a humorous, satirical tone.
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