Thought For Today Verse Reflection Card
A brief devotional note highlights Colossians 1 17 teaching that Christ holds all things together and sustains creation. The message emphasizes faith in Jesus as the unifying force of the universe and daily life.
Bring Back The Critics Merrick Puts Ads amid Press Strike
Broadway producer David Merrick clashed with critics by running ads praising Subways Are For Sleeping with quotes from faux critics, while real reviews and a newspaper strike threaten openings. He postponed Oliver’s opening to January 6 hoping a press lull will help.
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New York City
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New York
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Byrd Kerr Fiscally It’s Serious in Senate Finance
Washington UPI report notes Byrd and Kerr hospitalized with Byrd hopeful for Jan 9 Congress start while Kerr, after a heart attack, likely out weeks. ACA analyses show Byrd strong against inflation, Kerr and Long weaker, suggesting possible Kennedy fiscal policy shifts toward more spending and debt.
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Grim view of global tensions from Harper's Weekly
A national magazine lamented a gloomy world moment noting grave apprehension about France's unstable politics, Russia's clouded horizon, and Britain's strained resources. The Allison News quotes Harper's Weekly from October 10, 1857, as the source of this sober national mood assessment.
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Russia
Europe
Allison News
Harper’s Weekly
Embarrassment Of Riches In Cuba Shortage Explained
The Cuban regime deflects reports of shortages by claiming incomes are extraordinarily increasing while omitting how higher pay would raise imports and national productivity. Critics question how earnings rise without more production or government revenue to import basic goods like shoes and clothing.
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Cuba
Financing Peace Forces Next UN Problem
A 21 nation committee will craft new funding formulas for UN peacekeeping before a spring General Assembly session. The move aims to ensure United Nations solvency and effective peace enforcement, with focus on Congo and Near East missions. Russia’s arrears complicate the budget, while Western New Guinea Oman Yemen and the Thai-Cambodian border saw new UN presences.
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PSC Taken To Talk About Governor's Salary
West Virginia officials report progress in emergency planning for war or disaster. Task forces cite public information, production, and economic stabilization as core issues while federal tests an emergency water system. The PSC also heard two complaints about governor salary increases from 17 500 to 30 000 though lacking jurisdiction. The statehouse closed for a 11 day holiday.
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United Press International
Charleston
W. Va
UPI
State Office of Emergency
West Virginia
Marc Selman
Selman
Region 2
Public Service Commission
Commission
PSC
Public Service
Khrushchev to Speak at Moscow New Year Ball
Khrushchev is expected to headline Moscow New Year’s Eve celebrations for foreign diplomats and elites. Diplomats doubt a crisis but anticipate a Berlin reminder amid the East German Communist party congress and possible talk of ending Soviet atomic tests for propaganda, without altering Western moratorium opposition.
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UPI
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Cuba
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Raleigh Toy Fund draws about 600 kids at Memorial
Twenty five years back, December 23, 1937, about 600 children crowded the Memorial building for the Mac Toy Fund. They carried tickets to receive toys candy oranges and soft drinks as the fund distributed gifts to Raleigh youngsters.
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Raleigh Register
Mac Toy Fund
Raleigh Club Opens Season With Salad Reception
A large Raleigh club meeting hosted by Mrs J B Earwoood at her Heber street home featured a salad course after a program by Mrs W M Taylor Mrs Ernest Merrill Mrs Carl Van Zandt Miss Katharine Lightner and Mrs George Warren. Miss Mary Conway plans to move her millinery shop from the Deepwater building to the Rose and Turner building on Neville street frontage after the April fire.
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Heber Street
W. M. Taylor
Ernest Merrill
Carl van Zandt
Katharine Lightner
George Warren
Mary Conway
Deepwater
Rose & Turner
Neville Street
Watch On The Potomac Should Senator Smith Be Given 'Veto Power?'
Washington commentary argues Congress suffers from seniority rules and the filibuster rule, with Sen Paul Douglas criticizing the Senate Rules and the House Rules Committee. If Kennedy Democrats fail to curb the Rules Committee, Howard W. Smith could wield veto power akin to the President, risking the national interest.
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Virginia
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Capitol Hill
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United States
Will Steel Industry Fortunes Improve In The Year Ahead
Washington reports the U S steel industry hopes for better 1963 times as December output nears November. Production may hit 110 million tons annually by spring, about 70 percent capacity, while profits depend on costs and demand. Foreign competition, price controls, and shifts to nonferrous materials challenge recovery efforts.
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New York
Beckley Newspapers on Subscription and Carrier Rules
Beckley Newspapers Corporation publishes subscription rates by mail and home delivery terms. The notice lists prices for daily and Sunday plans, carrier delivery, tax rules, and cautions about payments and agent responsibilities in West Virginia. It includes management contact and advertising representative details.
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West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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