Thought For Today Quote From Floyd McKissick
A concise reflection quotes Floyd McKissick national director of the Congress of Racial Equality about white power and wealth blocking progress. The statement frames economic and racial inequality as barriers to change.
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Hay fever and a judge clash in a stairway standoff
The piece contrasts hay fever season with a court incident in Springfield where Circuit Judge Thomas Bogers III jailed WLAC TV photographer Lou Penuel for contempt over stairway filming outside a courtroom. It argues the judge violated free press rights and public access to trials.
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Thomas Bogers III
Wlactv
Springfield
Lou Penuel
Bogers
Nashville
Tenn
Adults as Focus of Religious Education Challenge Tradition
United Press International reports a cross faith shift urging adults to be the main target of religious education. Leaders from Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish communities argue that informed adults are essential to effective youth faith formation and biblical literacy.
Religious Education for Adults Takes Center Stage
Catholic educators at a Washington conference call for parishes to slow youth work and boost adult religious formation. The Union of American Hebrew Congregations and Lutherans report adults hold the key, launching projects and new curricula to help grownups apply faith to modern life.
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Washington
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Grant S. Shockley
Garrett Theological Seminary
Evanston, Ill
Lutheran Church In America
Private Mosquitoes In Your Own Tin Can World
Column satirically questions city waste policy and mosquito control. It envisions residents embracing nuisance mosquitoes, explores schemes to breed anti mosquito insects, and even jokes about alcohol loving buzzers. The piece blends humor with local governance and public health themes.
Prayer For Today Becomes a fall reflection and trust in God
The writer, Roy H. Stetler Jr., a Cheverly, Maryland minister, offers a prayer praising God for the autumn season and His constancy. He asks believers to place themselves in God's care and face life with simple trust in Jesus' name.
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Jesus
Roy H. Stetler Jr
Cheverly, Md
Cheverly Community
Upsurge Of The Scrawl Needs Better Penmanship Teaching
J B Conaster of Hampton retired business college professor argues public schools should emphasize handwriting from first grade through high school to address widespread illegibility. He says students are taught reading and composition but little on how to hold or use a pen, a neglect seen in college and graduate level writing.
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J. B. Conaster
Hampton
Business College
Columbia
S.C
U.S. price controls blamed for food shortfalls
Washington argues that antiquated farm controls and acreage allotments in wheat cotton and other crops have limited U.S. production. With world scarcity rising and subsidies keeping farmers on subsidized crops, edible basics like wheat soybeans and poultry rise in price. Calls grow to re open the allotment system and ease government interference.
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Washington Correspondent
Washington
NEA
U.S
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
United States
Department of Agriculture
Soviet Union
Red China
India
Raleigh and Neaister Publication Details
Beckley Newspapers Corporation presents Raleigh and Neaister information with mailing privileges in Beckley and Hinton West Virginia and a national advertising rep Ward Griffith. Subscription rates are listed for daily and Sunday combined, daily only, and home delivery by carrier or distributor with weekly monthly and half month options.
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NATO Moves In Circles Over Parisite Headquarters
France pressures NATO to move two major posts from Paris by April next year while Belgium, Germany, and Brussels vie for sites. Gen Lemnitzer finds Chievres Casteau inadequate and insists on better communications. US Britain and others back co location in Brussels amid French resistance. NATO still undecided on AFECENT and political HQ locations.
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Paris
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Charles de Gaulle
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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United States
de Gaulle
Supreme Allied Headquarters
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Chievres-casteau
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Brussels
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Chievres Casteau
Germany
NATO
Allied Forces Central Europe
Afecent
Fontainebleau
Great Britain
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Religious Accommodation Vital To Peace In South Viet Nam
An editorial notes that religion shapes South Viet Nam's Sept. 11 elections under a state party system. Buddhists, Catholics, and regional splits influence potential government stability, with Thich Nhat Hanh urging faith groups to unite for peace and growth.
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Washington
Saigon
Viet Nam
Thich Nhat Hanh
United States
New Yorker
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