Thought For Today Verse From Lamentations
A devotional line from Lamentations 3 64 urging reliance on the Lord for the work of their hands in a patterned biblical verse style.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1963
Page
4
A devotional line from Lamentations 3 64 urging reliance on the Lord for the work of their hands in a patterned biblical verse style.
Jimmy Hoffa marks his fiftieth birthday as he battles federal figures and Kennedy critics while pushing protests and a march on Washington. The Teamsters chief, in office since 1952 as top figure after 1957, presides over a 1.4 million member union. Hoffa eyes a nationwide communications complex to expand his influence.
Princess Grace of Monaco will conduct a Sunday television tour of the principality for CBS. The tour showcases the palace and Monaco streets while noting Casino restrictions and ongoing tensions with France over taxes.
An analysis by Lyle C. Wilson notes JFK's administration faces foreign and domestic pressures. Unemployment staying around 5 to 6 percent could hurt Kennedy in 1964. The piece argues Republican hope rises as Cuba and other foreign issues ease, while domestic reforms stall.
Notre Dame senior class will award Adlai E Stevenson its 10th annual Patriotism Award for devotion to world peace. The U S Ambassador to the U N was announced last December 10 following a controversial Saturday Evening Post article.
Washington NEA reports a new Beacon Press volume edited by Ernest Lindley offers some 60 selections from Dean Rusk speeches and policy statements. The book, The Win of Freedom, frames Rusk’s approach to communism, U S S R, Khrushchev, and global freedom, with notes on his VFW Minneapolis address and views on persistence in winning the Cold War.
In 1796 the president and vice president were elected from opposing parties. John Adams, a Federalist, became president while Thomas Jefferson, a Democratic Republican, took the vice presidency.
William C. Foster of the U S Arms Control and Disarmament Agency pursues stalled progress at the 17 nation nuclear test ban talks in Geneva. Despite repeated delays and shifting demands by the United States and Soviet Union, Foster stresses shared interest in preventing world destruction.
Arch A. Moore Jr. steps into West Virginia GOP leadership succeeding Walter Hallanan after 34 years in the post. At 39 Moore brings a new style to party work, while Hallanan built a long career in behind the scenes political organizing and oil business success.
Paris and Charles Shrewsbury graduate from Shady High, with Paris set to continue sports at Morris Harvey and Charles among the fastest in school. The piece also profiles Masterful Campaigner Moore, exploring his political rise, House tenure, 1964 governor prospects, and potential clash with Byrd.
E Clyde Scott, recently a junior member of Williams Stansbury Scott, has severed ties with the firm and moved his office to the new Combs building. He is noted as a successful Raleigh county lawyer and city treasurer, delivering a businesslike administration.
An Atlanta minister, Robert W. Burns of Peachtree Christian Church, muses on the playful notion of a basketball swoosh dubbed swishka. He notes its imagined indoor game, the home disputes, and the enduring popularity of the sound despite objections, praising a lighthearted cultural quirk.
Washington columnist Robert G. Spivack questions the fate of Secretary of State Rusk as morale sinks at the State Department. He notes Canada’s tensions, Nassau talks, and White House aides shaping diplomacy, arguing Kennedy must clearly affirm Rusk’s leadership or face broader policy confusion.
Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists daily and Sunday subscription rates by mail and home delivery, with options for six months and one year. It notes address change procedures, state sales tax within West Virginia, and that carriers and distributors act as independent contractors not liable for advance payments.
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