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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1965
Page
4
The statement emphasizes that society hinges on identifying the education political economic and cultural needs and potential of the new generation as highlighted by Eugene Gilbert a marketing executive.
The text argues mining work is dirty and dangerous and workers tolerate it rather than enjoy it. Despite improvements in conditions and pay, miners seek to escape the toil, fueling recurring strikes and unrest. It suggests mining will remain unstable and distinctive to mining regions.
The National Audubon Society argues for educational nature centers as green islands for learning. Since 1944 centers few in number aim to expand to 1,000 by 1985 and 2,000 by 2000, guiding youths to experience unspoiled land and wildlife through community efforts and teacher programs.
Washington argues that India's stance toward Red China and the Soviet Union over the last decade shows neutralism does not pay. New Delhi rejected a cooperative defense with the United States and neighbors after the 1962 Chinese invasion, leaving the region vulnerable to Beijing pressure and blackmail.
A 23 year old column surveys Cold War clashes from Dover air battles to Southeast Asia. It notes Churchill’s vow of retaliation, a Woodrow Wilson playground expansion, and shifting loyalties in Vietnam, Laos, and Indonesia. It warns neutralism invites Red influence and urges a sustained U.S. public diplomacy.
West Virginia state officials announce a new Motor Pool System buying only white cars to improve safety, citing national surveys showing white cars are 15 percent safer. The plan accompanies regional planning efforts and large-scale road and park developments, including snow plows and park expansions at Canaan Valley Pipestem Twin Falls Pinnacle Rock Valley Falls Hawks Nest and Watters Smith.
Bug Dust City columnist Don Morrison vented about men’s fashion woes in Minneapolis Star, railing against seasonal merchandising, limited stock, and the mismatch between need and supply. He laments forced color and style choices, the thrift of aging wardrobes, and the absurdity of buying ahead for seasons.
A prayer asks Almighty Father to watch over a child returning to school in Ann Arbor. The minister Hoover Rupert of First Methodist Church asks forgiveness for relief at time apart and seeks a rich life, blessing teachers and all who serve at school. May the student feel education’s blessings and awareness of Thee.
United Press International reports from foreign cables that air raids on Communist North Viet Nam may slow as little remains of military value besides Hanoi. Viet Cong losses mount and peace talks via the United Nations look unlikely. Diplomats see Hanoi resisting negotiations while Xi Kosygin pushes economic unity and Moscow warns about West German nuclear aims. Kim Chong Pil may regain power in South Korea as De Gaulle weighs a possible exit and Pompidou succeeds.
Russia's farm system faces criticism from Soviet press and abroad as millions of tons of wheat are bought overseas. The idea of dismantling collective and state farms, dubbed zhulinism after agronomist V Zhulin, sparks debate though experts warn it will take years to implement. Kremlin attention to the proposal signals potential interest at high levels.
Washington dispatch notes Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield, a two term leader with academic ties, may pursue the Senate or a presidency bid. Reported popularity rises in coast papers as he weighs finances of a Washington move and potential college presidencies, while observers debate his fit for national office.
Be cl ey Newspapers Corporation lists national advertising reps and subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions with home delivery options in West Virginia. It notes address change procedures, tax addition, and carrier independence from payments.
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