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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1966
Page
4
This briefing explains Amendment No. 2 in WV, allowing a Governor to serve two consecutive terms but barring a third. It argues for continuity amid federal program growth, notes past governors favor removal of term limits, and contrasts with other executive offices. Next: No. 3 The Judicial Circuit.
The American Medical Association will hold a national conference next spring to study and recommend upgrades in emergency medical care. It notes soldiers in Vietnam receive faster care than accident victims at times, and urges action to cut hospital red tape and improve outcomes nationwide.
Violence and open housing provision sparked denouncements from leaders like Floyd B. McKissick. They warn of upheaval yet offer little calm to Black communities as the House passed the 1966 bill and the Senate fell 10 votes short of ending a filibuster.
Autumn leaves unfold in vivid color on a natural stage, a free yearly display. Nature’s changing palette, free of commercials, offers a serene escape and emotional healing amid world troubles. Don’t miss the greatest show on earth.
Ray Cromley argues that Johnson’s administration hides possible options and debates about Vietnam. The NEA piece says the Pentagon and State Department have limited public access to candid information, pushing a single polished narrative. This secrecy risks eroding public support and complicating war conduct.
The author argues that government secrecy breeds distrust and urges Johnson to involve the public in step by step discussions before and during Viet Nam decisions. He compares past wars, notes the need for open debate, and says the young soldiers deserve transparent, honest intentions rather than secret handings.
Retired General Nathan F. Twining, former Joint Chiefs chair, argues civilian leaders like LBJ and McNamara override professional military judgment. He likens their approach to Hitler’s reliance on intuition, warns of unilateral disarmament risks, and urges a review of weapons procurement and space policy amid looming 1966 campaign debates.
A compact column blends playful verse with local notes on fashion timing and a public prayer. It cites Viet Nam assembly prep, a fired preacher over integration, a typhoon toll estimate, and updates on local figures such as Dave Garten and Karen Wickline, plus corrections about club roles.
Washington dispatch notes Republican efforts to frame issues against the Johnson administration focusing on inflation Viet Nam and race relations. Senator Wallace Bennett says inflation is evident and tax proposals miss as political moves while business sentiment shifts expected downturns. Senator Clifford Case rejects the white paper on Viet Nam and argues U S involvement rose under Kennedy and expanded under Johnson without blaming Eisenhower.
In the Great Books of the Western World Darwin volume, instincts and intelligence are contrasted across animals. Cuvier argued an inverse ratio, Pouchet disputes it, noting insects with strong instincts can be highly intelligent. Among vertebrates fishes and amphibians show simple instincts, while mammals like the beaver exhibit strong instincts alongside high intelligence.
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