Thought For Today on Patience and Self Control
A brief aphorism citing Bacon about patience and the danger of harming others with anger. It urges restraint and inward focus to guard the soul.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1961
Page
4
A brief aphorism citing Bacon about patience and the danger of harming others with anger. It urges restraint and inward focus to guard the soul.
A reflection on the 1898 explosion of the Maine, Cuban history, and U S Cuba relations. The piece recalls Cuba’s shifting views, memorial changes, and the war that propelled U S intervention, noting Castro era signals toward easing tensions and resuming dialogue with Washington.
A 15 member civilian committee report on military space projects and the role of nuclear energy in space, to be submitted soon, could shape Air Force spending. Gen Bernard Schriewer initiates the study. Jerome Wiesner of MIT among members aligned with Kennedy era space policy.
Ward Camnel reports on Harold Roth, East Orange library director, ordering arrests for overdue materials amid camera attention. The piece surveys library theft nationwide, noting East Orange losses around 4000 dollars last year and the tension between enforcing rules and public relations.
Controversy swirls as librarian Roth refuses to comply with informal summons for overdue books in East Orange. He defends actions amid criticism from protestant bishop James A. Pike and others, while Columbia library officials back his handling of the case. News reports note the dramatic night arrests contrasted with library debates.
Miss Sophia Fetzer a Methodist deaconess from Barrett Bald Knob Boone County visited Beckley on Saturday en route from Gatlinburg Tennessee after attending the 49th Annual Conference of the Council of the Southern Mountains. West Virginia representatives and local youths were highlighted by notes on community service and the council's mission to improve regional life.
A prayer from Robert W. Burns of Peachtree Christian Church Atlanta thanks God for leaders in U S history Washington Lincoln Wilson and asks guidance for John Kennedy to deepen understanding of divine purposes in the nation. The message reflects faith and national unity in a period context.
Van A. Bittner, head United Mine Workers in West Virginia, urged reelection of President Roosevelt and Senator M. M. Neely, calling Neely West Virginia’s gift to the nation. The education department warned of likely teacher salary cuts in 36 counties unless more funds beyond a $1,000,000 appropriation are provided. Kanawha River flooding halted travel on Beckley to Charleston routes as water covered highways.
Beckley Newspapers Corporation announces home delivery options and subscription rates. Details include daily and Sunday plans, half year and full year prices, two percent West Virginia sales tax, and notes that carriers and distributors are independent contractors with no responsibility for payments.
Advertisement noting an $80 per month salary to men with rigs to sell poultry remedies. U S Senate passed a bill allocating $9 million for government purchase of forest tracts in the White and Alleghany mountains, affecting all West Virginia.
Peter Edson reviews Kennedy humor from campaign broadcasts. Snippets include remarks on Sputnik and lunar emblems, the first space travelers, a Dallas joke about a rescue squad with Rockefeller and Lodge, and quips from the Al Smith dinner. The piece also notes Kennedy’s commentary on Nixon and profanity in political discourse.
Barbs by Hal Cochran notes a man in Oklahoma sees his wife for the first time in four years. The columnist jokes about romance and the influence of women’s clubs on social life.
A brisk remark notes how boys find targets to shoot at when snow packs well, describing schoolchildren as quick to scuff shoes chasing games. The line highlights playful grit and persistent activity amid winter conditions.
A brief Q and A sheet shows country leadership in dial telephone service as Switzerland. It also lists states not to abbreviate on envelopes Alaska Hawaii Idaho Iowa Maine Ohio and Utah. It notes Hottentots reside in the Union of South Africa.
New York gossip belts Earl Wilson columns with Carol Channing hired by Ross Hunter to play Lili Marlene, a German song figura, sparking tension with Marlene Dietrich. Barbara Nichols settles an auto suit, Judy Garland’s daughter dances, Ava Gardner returns from Las Vegas, and other showbiz notes including Peter Lawford’s TV gig and Tony Bennett’s contract.
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