Thought For Today Quote on Living in the Moment
The quote reflects on human nature delaying living while awaiting a distant ideal. It urges appreciating present joys rather than chasing an imagined future. Carnegie imagines a horizon ideal and contrasts it with roses blooming now.
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Dale Carnegie
Stanford Sexual Rights Forum advocates open campus sexual reform
A Palo Alto report says the Stanford Sexual Rights Forum a five member group plans a petition to liberalize sex laws on campus and nationwide The group promotes decriminalizing cohabitation sodomy non marital intercourse and abortion legalizing prostitution and open housing with birth control info in health services The piece notes societal shifts and suggests taboos may fade and sexual mores evolve across generations
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Stanford Sexual Rights Forum
Stanford
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Boumediene's Rise Reshapes Algeria as Student Strikes Grow
Algiers faces upheaval as Boumediene seizes control from Ben Bella. Unrest pools around labor unions and peasant families while the student movement links to a Paris-linked political murder. International aid clings to Boumediene amid domestic tension.
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Ben Bella
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Soviet Union
Boumediene
Cuba
Algeria
Viet Nam
Congo
Russia
France
Upsurge Of Negro Voters In South Changes Political Climate
Washington reports a shifting South as Negro voting rises in the 11 former Confederacy. By 1964 about 2.2 million were registered, with expectations to reach around three million. The 1964 election showed Negro blocs aiding Democrats and influencing Senate and gubernatorial races, including Alabama where Rep. James D. Martin emerges as GOP candidate.
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Old Guard
Alabama
John J. Sparkman
George C. Wallace
House of Representatives
James D. Martin
Lister Hill
Martin
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Arkansas
Florida
Tennessee
Virginia
Barry M. Goldwater
Texas
North Carolina
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House
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Beckley News Desk Credits John Hodel as Editor
The Beckley Newspapers Corporation credit John Hodel as managing editor in a notice noting second class mail privileges and regional operations in Beckley and Hinton West Virginia. The paper lists the news department telephone numbers and its UPI affiliation.
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Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
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West Virginia
Tire quality standards urged amid confusing tire market
Consumers face a maze of tire models and price labels with 14 manufacturers producing about 1000 models. Experts warn higher prices do not guarantee mileage, stressing performance, heat, and tire design. Calls grow for legislative standardization to protect safety and pocketbooks.
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George J. Rounds
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Detroit
Akron
Ohio
Dallas
San Diego
Long Range Planning For College Students
David Nydice argues students should map out the term with an outline of subject matter reading lists and due dates. He suggests early meetings with instructors, clear goals, and a planning calendar to spread assignments over months for better learning and grades.
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David Nydice
United Press International
Praise The City For Snow Cleanup And Public Service
John Hodell writes a playful ode praising the city for clearing snow and ice, the snow blower, and parking lot maintenance. He quips about public funds, private use rumors, and a street dog with a rabbit ending at City Hall, noting readers’ sports enthusiasm and civic cheer.
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City Hall
Prayer For Today by John W. Shackford at Waynesville
A brief devotional prayer from John W. Shackford of Waynesville North Carolina urging focus on eternal life and the worth of every man against material concerns. It emphasizes seeking to know and do God’s holy will.
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John W. Shackford
Waynesville
N. C
Mao's restraint tested by China's economic strains and arms push
The analysis notes Red China's costly nuclear program tying up talent and resources for a decade. Mao faces farm and industrial shortages, rising impatience, and domestic pressures that shape caution in potential action on Formosa and Vietnam, while not preventing limited military or aid moves.
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Mao
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Russia
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Formosa
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Viet Nam
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Latin America
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Burma
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