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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1965
Page
3
Susan Light offers practical steps to raise grades in less time. Focus on genuine interest in subjects, discuss topics at dinner, read outside material, and note key ideas. Analyze the teacher to align study with expectations, improve note-taking, and gauge likely test content. Organize study habits with three assignment lists and library time for term papers.
M C Martin a Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co veteran spends his spare time in a basement workshop crafting solid walnut end tables, a tile inlaid coffee table and a solid cherry king size bedroom suite. He built his brick home and kitchen cabinets and installed heating plumbing and wiring. Mrs Martin assists with upholstery and makes quilts and afghans.
Beckley Police arrested two juveniles on fighting charges at 11 18 p m Friday. They are ordered to appear in Police Court Thursday. Police cited Larry L Bolen Beaver at 1255 a m Saturday on a reckless driving charge. He is ordered to appear in Police Court Monday.
Cheering squad from Stoco High School features heads Priscilla Decker and Mary Castanon with captains and editors listed. Back row includes Jeanette Lytton Gail Ward and Della Murphy. standing crew shows Brenda Roark Linda Hylton Elizabeth Wood Ruby Mitchem and Priscilla Decker. Also notes 26 glaciers on Mount Rainier.
Iraqi President Abdel Salam Aref unexpectedly delayed his return to Baghdad while reports said his brother led tank forces against a pro Nasser coup attempt that sought to proclaim unity with the United Arab Republic. Martial law was rumored across the border as Baghdad radio offered limited details.
Poet and author Carl Sandburg, aged 87, continued to improve Saturday at Hardee Memorial Hospital in Hendersonville. A spokesman said he is expected to remain hospitalized for several more days after being admitted a week ago with inflammation of the intestine.
New healing substance Bio-Dyne found to shrink hemorrhoids and stop itching without surgery. Case after case showed pain relief and actual shrinkage, with patients noting piles ceased to be a problem. Bio-Dyne, from a world famous institute, is sold as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form.
Fifth in a series by Dwight Billings outlines retirement test liberalizations effective after 1965. Exempt earnings rise from 1200 to 1500 dollars. benefits withheld scale down above 1500 and restructure withholding up to 2700. Royalties from pre 65 copyrights or patents no longer counted after 1964. Inquiries directed to 110 Howe Street district office.
The Vatican Post Office will issue four stamps on Oct. 4 in two designs to mark Pope Paul VI’s visit to New York. Denominations are 20, 30, 150 and 300 lire, with scenes of the pontiff appealing for peace before the United Nations and U.N. headquarters. Latin inscriptions note the date and “Pope Paul VI, speaker for peace.”
Generally no. The basic hospital insurance program will pay for drugs ordinarily furnished by a hospital or an extended care facility to its inpatients.
State Health Director N H Dyer reports 960 animal bites in West Virginia in the first nine months of 1965, up 80 from 1964. Raleigh County recorded three bites for the week ending Sept 11. one influenza like illness case and seven streptococcal infections were reported. Fayette and Wyoming counties reported nothing.
In eastern Kentucky 32 children from Martin County cross Tue Fork River to attend Nolan Elementary in No Lan WV due to no local school. With no passable road funds from state or Appalachia aid, they walk the railroad bridge or ride in small boats, facing trains and rising river dangers. A local effort led by P H Howard aims to build a connecting road, but costs loom large while a hopeful finish nears before winter.
A new color film titled Miracle at Your House showcases gas use in homes and dramatic scenes of fuel origins and transmissions. It is shown at the Festival of Gas pavilion in New York and will screen nationwide after the Fair ends via local gas utilities.
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