Thought For Today Quote On Solitude And Passion
A reflective line cites Addison noting that to be free from others' torments is the only pleasing solitude, urging inward calm over external turmoil.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1961
Page
4
A reflective line cites Addison noting that to be free from others' torments is the only pleasing solitude, urging inward calm over external turmoil.
The text discusses President Kennedy and First Lady going to Caracas amid Venezuelan anti gringo sentiment after Nixon era harassment in 1958. It notes assurances for safety, Venezuela's democratic regime, and upcoming visits to Colombia, with focus on risks and political context. It also shifts to Christmas tree industry facts, prices, sources, and historical notes on decorated trees in the U S and Europe.
NASA officials unveiled a plan favoring orbital rendezvous over direct ascent for lunar crew delivery. The approach could speed moon landing by roughly two years and requires about 500 million dollars to adapt the Mercury program for a two man docking spacecraft, disclosed in Houston to the Houston Chamber of Commerce by Robert Gilruth.
Washington window reports NASA used a Houston chamber event to release Gilruth speech, sparking criticism from UPI veteran Joseph L Myler who calls the move shoddy and politicized. He questions NASA’s PR policy and moon landing handling as eastern papers missed the disclosure.
Bruce Bioss notes Khrushchev says Russia learns from Americans but Soviet agriculture lags, needing more land, tractors, trucks, fertilizer, and power. He cites high farming share of a small population, low yields, and scarce consumer goods due to heavy industry focus. Harvard Handlin echoed similar critiques of Sino-Soviet economics.
Nongovernment members of the rating board praised career diplomats as far superior to many top business executives. Charles D. Lewis, NY corporation president, said diplomats were "so much better" than the comparable people he knows. The piece questions the stereotype of cookie pushers who never met a payroll.
Questions and answers coverposthumous Nobel Peace Prize awards to Dag Hammarskjold, noting his death and the award this year. It also addresses lizard venom, identifying the beaded lizard and gila monster as poisonous, both in North America, and states the University of Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic as the oldest university in the New World chartered in 1538, with Venus appearing as both morning and evening star.
Publication notice from Beckley Newspapers Corporation outlining home delivery by carrier and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including annual, semiannual, and monthly options, with tax details and contract terms for carriers and distributors in West Virginia.
The American Stock Exchange, second largest in the U S, remains colorful amid a lively trading floor. Hand signals and rapid clerical relays distinguish ASE activity as leadership changes shadow SEC investigations into regulations.
UPI foreign analysis cites growing discord among allies over the United Nations Congo mission in Katanga. After 17 months the Congo conflict remains unresolved amid hostilities in Elisabethville and doubts about U N aims.
Real estate transfers record R K Daniel and W D Daniel selling 43 acres in Marsh Fork to W G Daniel and J L Adkins with wife selling 22 acres in Richmond to Mary Guinn. A McDowell County mine blast killed 17. investigation cites open lamp carried by engineering workers to prove gas absence. Katanga leader Moise Tshombe reliance on Union Miniere profits fuels secession, with U.N. force actions drawing Western friction.
Members of the Fidelis class at the First Baptist Church were entertained at Mrs. E. Guy Graves home for their annual Christmas party. Mrs. Dewey Meador led a devotional service as part of the gathering.
A Buddhist girl revisits Christmas on a Tokyo street and questions the meaning of ritual. The piece argues that genuine faith, not empty ceremony, awakens life from cynicism as readers reflect on the Christian story and its historic impact. It urges choosing peace and a reforming view of how we begin and live.
A devotional prayer asks God to reveal will for difficult decisions and tasks that define life. It invokes guidance against solitary effort and seeks the Spirit to move forward with hope, confidence, and gratitude through Christ. W Kenneth Pope of Little Rock Arkansas signs this Methodist Church message.
New York reports Earl Wilson Shor plans a quiet mezzanine room at his new 2.5 million dollar Toots Shor restaurant. The space seats about 100 and will be secluded from the main floor, offering an intimate, calmer dining area distinct from the lively primary rooms.
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