Thought For Today Quotation By Sir James M Barrie
A reflection on ego and collaboration notes that people in high positions often credit themselves while partners quietly endure and smile. The quote attributes this dynamic to Sir James M Barrie.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1966
Page
2
A reflection on ego and collaboration notes that people in high positions often credit themselves while partners quietly endure and smile. The quote attributes this dynamic to Sir James M Barrie.
The Labour government bills to allow police arrest for failing a breathalyser test. Tests would use balloon devices to determine alcohol levels, with limits equated to multiple drinks. Debates cite rights concerns versus public safety.
In brutal winter storms birds endure sub zero temps and blizzards while humans face shutdowns. Tiny creatures struggle against wind and ice, yet persevere in search of food. Many survive, some do not, but their courage guides us to care by feeding them in hardship.
United Press International critiques Senator Everett Dirksen in his push for a constitutional amendment to overrule the Supreme Court on legislative apportionment. The piece argues liberals would filibuster in the Senate and the House leadership opposes it, making passage highly unlikely.
Lyle Wilson advocates court action to challenge winner take all electoral vote allocation and push one man one vote. He cites Thruston Morton on urban margins and argues big cities dominate nationwide results. Courts could nullify current system and force a fairer method nationwide.
Saigon sources say Hanoi has begun moving a new North Vietnamese regiment along the Ho Chi Minh supply route to the south during a bombing lull. The convoy reportedly reaches 300 tons daily, partly by truck and largely by a thousands-strong coolie carrier force.
Israel's economists see self sufficiency growing through export trade and praise 1965 air freight rate cuts. El Al Israel Airlines reports lower average freight bills from Israel to Europe, helping textiles and apparel shipments expand.
The Raleigh Register notes that on January 22 in Raleigh County four men died and fourteen were injured in an explosion deep in the Carswell mine of the Koppers Coal Company near Kimball. It also reports influenza cases rising, a hospital visitor notice, and a series of notes on Israeli fashion exports and fashion week plans in Tel Aviv.
Twenty years ago the Quinnimont Hotel, a leading Southern West Virginia hostelery built in 1906 with an associated bar, was destroyed by fire this week. Manager J. E. Lowe had run the property for about two years before the blaze.
Washington report notes internal GOP tensions at the 1965 meeting. State chairmen push for oversight of Young Republicans and Women’s Federation, seeking tighter control while Ray Bliss focuses on nuts and bolts for 1966 victories.
Beckley Newspapers Corporation issues Raleigh and Register with offices in Beckley and Hinton West Virginia. The notice lists subscription rates by mail and home delivery, carrier and distributor arrangements, and tax policy for West Virginia residents.
The speech depicts a House Committee on Gaming and Legal Club Activities discussing how liquor and gambling laws enable wealth without work. It cites officials who profit from an untaxed system, mocks reform efforts, and argues the status quo will persist unless sentiment shifts, ending with a call to proceed with business.
Spivey argues that pressure should back democratic revolt against Ho Chi Minh and North Viet Nam. He calls for clear UN and USIA condemnation, notes North Vietnamese discontent, and says a peaceful overthrow by guerrilla action may take time but should begin now.
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