Thought For Today Gracefulness Quote
A brief inspirational line defines gracefulness as the outward expression of inner harmony, attributed to Hazlitt.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1960
Page
4
A brief inspirational line defines gracefulness as the outward expression of inner harmony, attributed to Hazlitt.
The 1961 session is set to scrutinize federal state highways amid scandals in Oklahoma Indiana and allegations of lax oversight at the Bureau of Public Roads. Proposals to combine public tax money with private funds for toll road construction surface as the expiration of the 1959 gas tax boost nears. Byrd Fallon and other leaders promise to push reform cost revisions and pay-as-you-go policies while studies on highway costs and benefits aim to shape future taxation. The Highway Trust Fund relies heavily on the gas tax, and analysts warn revenue may lag as compact-car trends grow.
Actress Joan Fontaine, recovered from a two year illness, praises a long bout with mono hepatitis and undulant fever as a cure for a success fetish. She says the pause gives true values and viewpoint, while dining at the Plaza’s Ed wardian Room.
Hal Boyle quotes Miss Fontaine reflecting on aging and illness as gifts that force reflection. The star who made 45 films, won an Oscar in 1941 for Suspicion, discusses Hollywood’s treadmill, energy, contentment, and the value of modest success while seeking Broadway work.
The piece argues for U S withdrawal from Caribbean bases by 2039 citing obsolescence and cost while remaining essential for hemispheric defense. It notes Chaguaramas Trinidad leases, potential joint operations, and the 1940 Churchill bargain of 99 year leases tied to destroyer transfers. It reflects on diplomacy with Britain, the West Indies Federation, and regional independence.
Youth readers ask if Indians grew beards and why. CJM answers with caution, notes Indian talents beyond TV stereotypes, and urges curiosity. The piece ties in citizen questions about nations and leadership, linking youthful inquiry to broader knowledge.
New York stage star Barbara Baxley, famed for The Savage Eye and a Tennessee Williams confidant, reveals nightly opening night sickness dating back 20 years. She describes trembling, withdrawal, and a vow to perform alone as she confronts the pressure of Broadway life and recent industry gossip.
Catholic bishops of the United States urge a return to individual moral duty in a report calling for personal responsibility in family life, work, and civic affairs. They warn against overreliance on government or organizations that erode individual judgment and identity, linking family decline to youth delinquency and urging reliance on religious faith and God-given dignity.
The Raleigh County Board of Education faces a tough task selecting 645 teachers from over 1,000 applications. Mrs. C. E. Kinzer of Crawford Street collects old papers including issues of the Bluefield Daily Telegraph with Billy Sunday coverage and a copy of the Ulster Country Gazette detailing General George Washington’s last rites and noted for aiding colonial separation.
Beckley Newspapers charges daily and Sunday rates by mail and home delivery in West Virginia. Rates include annual and semiannual options, with tax added. Carriers and distributors are independent contractors. the publisher disclaims responsibility for advance payments.
A wagon owned by M. Lower & Son of Abney merchants driven by James Huff was struck by a local freight at Mabscott and wrecked. The horses lost their harness but were uninjured. The driver escaped unharmed. At Kanawha Street, a fox entered J. E. Summerfield’s chicken house. Summerfield retrieved it using only gloves and natural tools, capturing the fox and boxing it for safekeeping. This marks the city’s first fox capture with no tools other than nature.
An explanation of how lightning forms from charged clouds, the role of electric current, and the path of least resistance creating zig zag bolts. It notes Benjamin Franklin’s kite experiment and that Jerry LaCombe of Bay City, Michigan wins $10 for the quiz question.
A Cheverly Md minister offers a Christmas season prayer asking for lives fully committed to God to follow the star to Bethlehem and worship the Christ Child. The invocation closes with Amen in His Holy name.
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