Thought For Today Prayer Quote From Xenophon
A brief meditation encourages starting every task with prayer to God so all efforts end well as the ancients advised. The saying attributed to Xenophon appears as a reflective note for readers seeking moral guidance.
Pearl Harbor Anniversary Notes and Reflections
The piece marks the 21st anniversary of Pearl Harbor with notes on the 7 55 a m bombing time and President Roosevelt's description. It notes Kennedy's anticipated inspection of SAC HQ and nuclear sites, and discusses blame for the surprise attack with references to Admiral Kimmel and Roberta Wohlstetter's analysis.
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Roosevelt
United States
Kennedy
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Omaha
Neb
New Mexico
Nevada
SAC
Husband E. Kimmel
Washington
Roberta Wohlstetter
Snowy road driving habits and safe responses urged
The piece warns that bad driving behavior and faulty thinking gain importance in snow. Slow reactions and over cautious driving frustrate others, sometimes pushing them to unsafe actions. When roads snow up, some speed to compensate, while others ignore the conditions. Drivers should study their car's reactions and adapt to reduced friction, with Beckley noting signals seem tuned to halt traffic in snow. There may be no perfect fix, but personal responsibility remains key.
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Beckley
Rockefeller Tops GOP 64 List in Early Survey
Washington based NEA survey of Republican leaders finds New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller leading the 1964 presidential pack. Romney, Scranton, and Goldwater are named as other possibilities with regional support patterns. Some Southern leaders call Rockefeller “poison in the South” while others see growing acceptance in central regions. Hinman notes Rockefeller is not yet seeking commitments.
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NEA
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Northeast
Central
Plains
Mountain
George Romney
Michigan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
Romney
Scranton
Goldwater
Deep South
George Hinman
Hinman
Plains State
Morton
New
Q and A Lesson on Turkey and History
A set of quiz style questions and answers covering Asiatic Turkey known as Anatolia, the Empire State Building's sway of 2.97, Aaron Burr's status at treason trial noting his vice presidency had ended but he was vice president at Hamilton's duel, and Elmira College as the oldest existing college for women founded in 1855 offering degrees comparable to men's colleges.
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Elmira College
Elmira
N.Y
Stevenson Scalp Rumor Roils Washington Power Jungle
Washington hears a sharp rumor that Adlai Stevenson proposed trading missile bases during the Cuban crisis. White House and Stevenson deny the charge and call the story false. The piece by Alsop and Bartlett sparks a political furor about credibility and administration ties.
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United Press International Washington
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Saturday Evening Post
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Cuba
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White House
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
U.S
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Hitler
Chamberlain
Stewart Alsop
Washington
Charles L. Bartlett
Chattanooga
Dear Sir Round Table: Views on Today’s Youth
A columnist riffs on a student letter asking if today’s youth differ from Grandma’s generation, noting change is inevitable and blame is unhelpful. The piece urges love imagination and muscle, argues young people take life seriously yet need humor, and questions money use and idle time. It closes with a call for personal synthesis of experience.
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Wheeling
Morgantown
W. Va
Buffalo, N.Y
American Press Institute
Thanksgiving Prayer by Roy H Stetler Jr Cheverly Md
A prayer of thanks and devotion asks blessing on family gatherings and bounty while urging aid for the hungry. It invokes Jesus Christ and notes Roy H Stetler Jr a minister from Cheverly Maryland.
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Roy H. Stetler Jr
Cheverly, Md
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Labor Confident It Will Take Over In Britain Soon
Labor partisans in London foresee a Tory fall as by elections drain Conservative support and polls show rising discontent. They expect Prime Minister Harold Macmillan to retire within years, with some predicting as soon as three months, while Labor aims to govern with a sizable majority after the next general election.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
London
Britain
Labor Party
Labor
House of Commons
Harold Macmillan
Daily Mail
Macmillan
Parlia
Hugh Gaitskell
Harold Wilson
Gaitskell
House of Parliament
International Trade Fairs Grow in Importance for U.S. Firms
UPI reports that the U S Department of Commerce highlights more than 700 trade fairs through 1963 across nations from Algeria to Yugoslavia, with newcomers Cyprus Fiji and Madagascar seeking entry. U S participation may include fairs in Mexico City Tripoli Libya Conakry Tokyo Phnom Penh Poznan Rio de Janeiro, emphasizing targeted product shows rather than one time sales. Shipping support for hard-sell overseas markets totals 1.6 million dollars, aimed at firms able to send reps who can negotiate and expand distribution.
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Department of Commerce
U.S
U. S. Department of Commerce
Algeria
Yugoslavia
Cyprus
Fiji
Malagasy
Soviet Union
U. S
Mexico City
Tripoli
Libya
Conakry
Guinea
Tokyo
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Poznan
Poland
Rio de Janeiro
Hardsell
Commerce Department
Congress
Department
Great Britain
Germany
Giants Defeat Yankees In Fourth World Series Game
From the 1937 Raleigh Register files, New York Giants rise from an early deficit to beat the Yankees 7 to 3 in game four at Polo Grounds, as observers note shifting Russo-Japanese tensions and Manchukuo front activity.
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Polo Grounds
New York
New York Giants
Yankees
Peace Corps success prompts domestic youth service talk
A Washington column argues the Peace Corps model shows how timing, volunteers, and meeting real needs drove broad support. It links these lessons to a possible home front youth service corps, noting risks, benefits, and the role of personal fulfillment for volunteers.
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Leng Rn
William James
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Sen
Lausche
James
Beckley Newspapers outlines subscription rates and delivery terms
The Beckley Newspapers Corporation publishes pricing for mail subscriptions and home delivery. Rates cover daily and Sunday, both combined and separate, with yearly and half yearly options. The notice lists geographic delivery scope, carrier independence, and tax information for West Virginia residents.
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MAIL
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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