Thought For Today Fearless minds climb soonest into crowns
A brief inspirational line noting that fearless minds rise quickly to achieve success, echoing a Shakespearean spirit.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1960
Page
4
A brief inspirational line noting that fearless minds rise quickly to achieve success, echoing a Shakespearean spirit.
Beckley police warned residents that it is illegal to place campaign material under car windshields in streets and the Municipal Parking Lot. The issue touches Kennedy supporters, Humphrey opponents, and a dusty city ordinance last enforced years ago.
Hal Boyle uses humor to sketch a middle aged man planning a retirement. He imagines a two rocking chair life on a porch with a white house, occasional trips to the supermarket for bourbon and peanut butter, and a steady drift into aging routines across decades. James Marlow adds political briefing on Khrushchev and Berlin ahead of a Paris summit, noting Western unity and Soviet contradictions.
An overview traces global boycotts from the United Arab Republic against Israel to a universal South African goods ban led by the International Conference of Free Trade Unions. It notes US and British actions, labor union refusals, and cautions that boycotts can harm natives and even trigger broader conflicts.
A two day conference in Washington gathered Protestant, Catholic and Jewish theologians and other religious leaders to examine religion and politics in campaigns. The FCPC proposes principles urging officials to act by conscience, avoid voting for or against a candidate’s religion, judge candidates by qualifications, oppose religious hostility, and promote honest public discussion. the session closed with a prayer from Raymond Balcomb of Corvallis Oregon.
Published by Beckley Newspapers Corporation in Beckley West Virginia this notice lists contact details and staff including J McQuade managing editor. It outlines Associated Press rights and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and by carrier with monthly and weekly prices and notes about tax and contracting carriers.
Ferns lack flowers and seeds. Instead they bear brown spore cases on leaf backs that burst to release spores. Spores root into green heart shaped leaves, evolving into ferns. Ferns are hardy, widespread, about 10 000 kinds, with some tree ferns reaching 40 feet in warm regions. Gala Rawlins of Oakland Calif wins $10 for the puzzle.
New York gossip notes recount Lauren Bacall denying London reports she will marry Thomas Schippers, Metropolitan Opera director, while hinting at possible travel to Europe. The column also threads through celebrity rumors about Diane Varsi, Peter Lind Hayes and Mary Healy TV plans, Truman and Gore Vidal quips, and light humor items from the entertainment world.
Marshall Bailey, a Republican candidate for County Commissioner, has withdrawn from the race. The May circuit court term jurors listed include George Jarrell, James Mankin, K. L. Short, Wade McDonald, Andrew Prince, Wyat L. Redden, William C. Warden, C. M. Bailey, Wright Dillon, W. G. Sweeney, Henry Ewing, John Lemon, Clayton Crotty, George Bailey, Taz Gray, Walter Fisher, William Davis, Thomas B. Cook, He N. Cook, S. A. Bennett, Mike Radeford, T. S. Gwinn, Manna Johnson, Miles Harvey, Burk Williams, James Ryner, Noah Farley, Squire Stover, Robert Stevenson, Henry McKinney, E. B. McClure, J. A. Bragg, Linus Williams, T. L. Smith, Will Rumburg, Joseph Browm G. W. Wills, Jasper Bolt, John W. Cole, W. B. Honaker, H. L. Davis, George B. Meadows, W. B. Claypool, Walter Clark, and Doug Scott.
The twelfth annual Mark Twain High School commencement on May 22 features six graduating students speaking on the theme Educationally Significant Anniversaries. Rev W Pharr of Mount Hope Presbyterian Church chosen for the sermon. Miss Anne Brochick is senior sponsor.
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