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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1962
Page
4
An analysis arguing Marxism never formed a viable reality and labeling it a fraud. The piece contends Marxism misdescribed by Bolsheviks and persists in some leaders, but workers in free societies are better off, with war risks now arising from states masking Marxist rhetoric. It warns that self styled Marxists cling to faded ideas and distort reality.
A charged East German stage scene depicts border guards killing a youth who tries to flee to the West. Funeral attendees weep as a Funeral Commission orator brands the dead man a foolish victim, delivering a warning to others not to attempt escape. The grim sequence occurred in East Berlin in August 1962.
Washington dispatch notes that the Monroe Doctrine resembles weather: everyone talks about it but no one acts. It argues the doctrine is preventive, meant to deter European powers from行动 in the Western Hemisphere, backed by threats of war to keep the United States from war. The piece outlines essential points on the Cuba crisis.
A historical column argues the Monroe Doctrine, framed in 1823, is a preventive shield now waning as Cuba faces modern pressures. It cites J. Reuben Clark's memo and recalls 1849 U.S. fear of Spain ceding Cuba to Britain, stressing American aims to block foreign control of Cuban harbors and naval bases.
Washington reports rising reapportionment activity across 30 states with 48 court cases and numerous orders. Rhyne notes eight legislatures already meet to adopt population based plans, while rural influence wanes as court decisions push fairer representation and state power shifts toward local control.
PHIL NEWSOM analyzes Nasser's bid to reclaim Syria after the 1958 split, tracing his rhetoric, suspected covert actions, and Syria's internal divisions. The piece notes potential arrests and shifts in Arab League dynamics as Nasser seeks influence and a possible socialist union.
New York report notes American Wool Month returns amid growth in synthetic fabrics. Woolens and Worsteds of America cites wool’s continued role in clothing despite millions of artificial fabrics. Pulls attention to farmland wool supply and textile industry impact.
Evacuation on the Prince street lot next to the bus terminal is being made by Beckley Investment Company for a two story building 50 by 125 feet with ground floor stores and second floor offices. The Indian Temple Beth El in Cleveland will host five Rosh Hashana sermons by Rabbi William B. Silverman. The Raleigh Electric Company plans armature winding and welding work in Beckley. Rhodelle Sidewalks will roll up at 9 pm for under 16 and midnight for adults per city decree. Wool industry outlook notes rising production, heavy imports, and calls for import limits with promotion by WAWA and related councils.
A. L. Ruffner first vice president attended the annual stockholders meeting in the city. A birthday gathering for Mrs. R. B. Singleton’s daughter entertained several local young women. Seven brick masons joined the Rose and Turner building crew as they aim for partial occupancy by October 1.
Beckley’s Exhibition Mine marks one year with crowds surpassing 12 000 over Labor Day weekend and 11 542 visitors through Friday. Revenue nears 6 781 15 dollars with city costs estimated 20 000 to 24 000, funded into the recreation fund. Street Commissioner D E Warden is credited with leading the project from proposal to opening and continuing oversight.
A prayer by W. Dale Oldham of Anderson Indiana requests eternal God’s presence in forgetful and wayward worlds. It asks for obedience to God’s will, selfless service to others, and Christ’s righteousness to dwell in hearts. Amen.
In a political year marked by Kennedy's first non-political tour, Republicans praise the President's approach while Democrats eye 1962 gains. Looming clashes with House GOP leader Charles Halleck could define Kennedy vs Halleck as the key national contest, with potential shifts in leadership and strategy shaping November outcomes.
A reflective column mulls public parks and civic spaces with wary humor. It contrasts drivers’ horsepower with grassroot sense, notes an Ohio officer detaining a man with lottery tickets, and ends with a whimsy about gardening and seed packets.
Publication information for Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists 341 Prince Street Beckley West Virginia and Hinton West Virginia offices. Managing Editor John Hodel is named with a general newsroom contact for all departments and a Beckley telephone number.
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