Thought For Today Man's inhumanity to man makes countless mourns
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1964
Page
4
A brief reflective line notes that man's inhumanity causes widespread mourning and sorrow, echoed by the phrase ibid indicating the source may repeat a prior citation in the series.
A Sophia woman told the Register about alleged police brutality after a visit to Magistrate Joe Rodriguez seeking a warrant for her husband. She claims Sheriff Slim Thompson and another officer dragged her to jail, medications were confiscated, and she was later sent to a state hospital in Huntington. She urges official response as editors seek a full public account and promise to pursue the story.
Aimed at showing human kindness, the Ohio National Guard halted artillery at Camp Grayling Michigan during annual maneuvers to protect roughly 1000 Kirtland's warblers nesting in a jack pine tract. The pause lasted until the birds moved on. The piece argues such sentiment could apply to people as well.
The piece touts an "a'touch tone" push-button phone that lowers dialing from fourteen to five seconds. It claims nine seconds saved per call, promising big time savings for busy people and even allowing teens and adults to talk for two hours minus a few seconds.
Crescent Road in Beckley’s Crescent annex faced police roadblocks as officers checked drivers for city operator licenses. Charles F. Davis, a local resident, was cited for lacking a city license, challenging the constitutionality of city requirements. His attorney argues state licensing suffices and a potential test case may go before a court or seek guidance from the attorney general. Davis is a longtime, respected resident awaiting a court hearing.
The piece profiles Chuck Davis, a Crescent Road area resident and artist who opposed annexation, recounting his arrest for a drunken charge he denies. It questions state police conduct, jail handling, and a magistrate’s refund, urging scrutiny by Col. Burchett and defense of citizens’ rights amid city licensing debates.
A UPI education specialist explains that a young child's fear of separation stems from viewing parents as symbols of safety. With gradual separations and reliable return promises, children gain confidence. warm, sympathetic parenting helps children overcome fear and adjust through growing ages.
W S Smith, a Rich mond District farmer, recalls a rain and hail storm last week with hail “bigger than the end of your thumb” that lasted about 15 minutes. The cloudburst tore through cabbage heads, shredded corn stalks, and knocked apples from trees. Shanghai and Britain accuse Japan of a deliberate air raid on British interests at Ichang, destroying two river steamers, killing four crew members and injuring five, with damage to Asiatic Petroleum property.
The Hershey conference reveals Goldwater’s shifting stance and tensions within the GOP as he tightens his message. A letter to Nixon and remarks to governors prompt questions about his consistency on civil rights and Vietnam. Supporters see integrity. critics warn of amplified clarifications. Winfield Burggraaff notes conclude with a prayer for faith.
A reporter describes a wary, nearly nightly road patrol in Vietnam. Viet Cong ambushes follow Vietnamese road-clearing routines, with hamlets under constant pressure. Villages with leadership struggle face higher risk, while organized hamlets resist, and travel after dark is advised against.
Hollywood gossip notes Dana Andrews embraces his natural grey hair after years of coloring. Bradford Dillman laments post production name loss, while Tom Dick and Mary shift to TDM initials. Art Marks teases tougher Perry Mason roles, with Burr promised meatier scenes. Emilio Fernandez praises The Reward part, Bob Newhart recalls loneliness, Tony Curtis jokes about age in love, and Ben Gazzara eyes freelance work before another series. A chimp attack prompts Sherwood Schwartz to reassure Ray Walston.
Publication notice from Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists offices and staff, advertising representatives, and subscription rates. Details include daily and Sunday options, durations, delivery methods, and tax notes for West Virginia residents, with carrier and distributor arrangements and liability statements.
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