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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1962
Page
4
Quote attributed to Eliot noting that contentment defines wealth, while perpetual dissatisfaction prevents harmony. A concise maxims-style reflection suitable for a daily thought box.
A detailed discussion of how labor actions disrupt newspaper delivery, noting the Cleveland Press stoppage over paid ads and a broader view of press freedom. It cites Teamsters and Machinists conflicts, Guild resolutions on political action, and a nationwide push for a vertical union that could shutter many papers, with Italy and Minneapolis examples illustrating consequences.
Raymond Lahr reports New York Democrats feel frustrated as they seek strong contenders for governor and Senate. Rockefeller and Javits are seen as tough to beat, with conventions approaching and trial balloons in play. Analysts note Kennedy’s influence, past margins, and the gamble of new hopefuls amid shifting party dynamics.
Editorial surveys coeducation progress across major colleges led by Harvard Radcliffe ties and Yale debates. Dartmouth plans equal summer access for women, with 10 week sessions expanding from 1958 trimester model. Proposes year round education to shorten degrees and boost enrollment, noting trimester systems at several universities increase capacity without new buildings.
European and American business leaders gather in New York to discuss food distribution at the International Food Congress and Exhibition. The event features a large UPI report on mechanics of supply from producer to retailer and a major exhibit lineup at the Coliseum with a world supermarket and futuristic kitchens. Also noted are local civic notices, business deals, and labor views from John L. Lewis.
A reader asks if Social Security will add to retirement income. Answer shows a couple can gain about 2000 dollars yearly if not working, with limits on consulting work. Another letter covers widow benefits timing after death, and warns against deducted benefits. The columnist invites questions for future columns.
A light holiday column recounts a Abingdon trip by the choreboy and his wife with three visitors from Mount Hope and Clarksburg. It notes stray talk of a dog gourmet club, theatre plans, and Barter Theatre antics including a prize for distance guests. The piece ponders aging, youth, and playful mischief within a small community.
A devotional prayer asks for divine guidance before work and reminds that God’s everlasting arms sustain us. It speaks of serving as stewards of a divine trust and seeks to hear a well done at day’s end. The prayer credits Joseph R. Sizoo of Washington DC, professor of religion at George Washington University.
An Juxtaposed report notes Portugal under Salazar facing Angola revolt costing about 150 million yearly and pressure from the United Nations. Spain under Franco slowly loosens censorship and economic controls as miners push a five day week while seeking higher wages amid broader moves toward European integration.
The piece cites William Carr of the National Education Assn on teachers staying free of entangling alliances. It quotes Philippine Vice President Manuel L. Quezon’s stance and Senator Hugh Scott on the current Congress session, noting abundant talk but little action.
Advertisement style notice lists Beckley Newspapers Corporation address and staff, then provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and by carrier. It notes taxes, delivery contractor independence, and non liability for advance payments to carriers or distributors.
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