Thought For Today Quote From Bishop Robert South
A compact reflection on true greatness and generosity linking hearted courage with tenderness and compassion as a guiding virtue attributed to Bishop Robert South.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1962
Page
4
A compact reflection on true greatness and generosity linking hearted courage with tenderness and compassion as a guiding virtue attributed to Bishop Robert South.
The Asheville Citizen surveys the Monroe Doctrine’s relevance amid the Cuba confrontation, noting Kennedy reaffirmations and Khrushchev’s earlier declarations. It compares its historic reach and self defense basis to modern media critiques, ending with a humorous aside about viewing a movie.
Jewelry designer Erwin Pearl offers timely guidance for men facing Christmas gifting. He notes many men have good taste but lack confidence in fashion choices, urging them to pick what they like and what they would enjoy seeing their partner wear. He adds that it’s better to buy and exchange if needed.
Hollywood nine top comics spent six months on Stanley Kramer’s all star comedy It’s a Mad Mad Mad Mad World. The group included Milton Berle Sid Caesar Buddy Hackett Mickey Rooney Dick Shawn Phil Silvers Terry Thomas Jonathan Winters and Jimmy Durante.
Washington window reports a group of Black Republicans urging the party to drop white supremacy and segregationist candidates in the South to win the increasingly pivotal northern Black vote. ADVANCE notes dramatic GOP gains in Detroit Philadelphia and New York with Romney Rockefeller Javits and Scranton strong. Brooke named in Massachusetts.
An analysis of the Dubinsky ILGWU controversy and a broader look at Negro restiveness in the United States. The piece links congressional scrutiny, labor leadership, and race dynamics to ongoing tensions within the civil rights movement and the black community. It also reflects on cross currents from NAACP to Black Muslim separatism and urges prayerful resolve for justice and unity.
Raleigh Beckley News lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with annual and semiannual options. It also notes home delivery by carrier, weekly rates, and tax and contract considerations for subscribers within West Virginia.
The State Centennial Commission considers 200 to 300 names for Centennial Mountaineer titles to be awarded by Gov. Barron in 1963. A Morgantown banquet on May 10 will honor 100 recipients for bringing credit to the state and themselves. Also to be honored are centenarians invited to Charleston on February 14, local observances, and the first baby born in 1963 called Centennial Baby.
UPI analysis notes Kennedy warns against optimism over Soviet Cuba missile withdrawal. Khrushchev shows no major concessions, disarmament talks stall, and Berlin settlement pressure fades. Also covers Malaya Philippines North Borneo tensions, ASA conference risks, Pompidou cabinet continuity, and a Nationalist Chinese guerrilla flotilla incident near Hong Kong.
Washington reports the success of the U S Peace Corps abroad is fueling a plan to establish a domestic corps of volunteers to work in social needs at home Congress appears ready to back the idea as administration support grows The program aims for 10 000 volunteers overseas by next September with about 4 000 to be abroad by year end and a three month training period for entrants.
James Ramsay McDonald, 71, Britain's first Labour prime minister and first to visit the United States, died November 9 aboard a South American bound ship while seeking peace and happiness his stormy career could not yield. Lions club in Raleigh heard George M. Parker discuss National Education Week honoring Horace Mann.
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