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A reflective note quotes Johnson on how anticipation drives desire for more hope whether fulfilled or unmet, and explores the cycle of wanting to expect again.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1960
Page
4
A reflective note quotes Johnson on how anticipation drives desire for more hope whether fulfilled or unmet, and explores the cycle of wanting to expect again.
Essay reviews missile defense limits with Nike Zeus tests and early-warning plans. Notes lack of credible defense against ballistic missiles, Samos and Notus programs, and the push to accelerate Polaris and Minuteman while Senate Kefauver probes tranquilizers pricing. Mentions Eisenhower budget stance and Schriever's opposition to defense.
New York AP column surveys quick folk wisdom and trivia from readers. It notes machines increasing jobs since 1850, beauty parlors spending, Churchill on experience, fashion models at Grace Downs, and lighthearted gags. Also covers marriage ages, household hints, reading rates, Starlings in Central Park, indecision, fingernail growth, bosses, whale brains, Andrew Jackson, road maps, insect lifespans, and Henrik Ibsen on loneliness.
Roy Lee Harmon reflects on West Virginians scattered by coal and automation and their homesick longing for the hills. He recalls seasonal beauty from New River to Greenbrier and argues for rebuilding the state and faster return for those abroad.
AP columnist notes utilities resist swings that hit other industries. In 1959 93 utilities reported, 11 fell in after tax net income, total earnings 1.364 billion, up 9.4 percent from 1958. Regulated profits rise with higher consumption, weather, or recessions.
The notice lists Associated Press rights and regionally varied subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with annual and six month options, and carrier delivery costs. It notes a two percent West Virginia sales tax and clarifies carrier payment responsibilities.
A prayer request seeking divine rest and renewed perspective from the author W Ralph Ward Jr a minister from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania at Mt Lebanon Methodist Church. The devotional tone asks eternal God to ease fears and desires through Jesus name and divine nearness.
AP analysis notes Deputy Premier Mikoyan's visit to Cuba and Mexico as Moscow presses to expand influence in Latin America. The piece argues U S policy has long backed allies across the region but now faces a challenge as the Soviets offer sugar loans weapons and possible aircraft to Castro and friends. The trend signals a broader Soviet effort to build client states nearby and to test Washington's resolve.
A collage of celebrity anecdotes and detours highlights the toll of hunger on France Nuyen and others. Stories mention weight battles, Broadway feuds, film deals, socialites, and odd trivia from midcentury show business, with references to Earl Wilson, Gore Vidal, Kirk Douglas, and others amid wartime memories.
At Hinton the New River Valley Round Table held its thirty first annual meeting with most Raleigh County members present. Otway Gunnoe was elected president and Montgomery chosen as the 1936 meeting site. In Washington Rep Edmiston urged a West Virginia based army aviation and munitions base. Beckley Beckeley Black Knights seek a farm agreement with Chicago White Sox and Cubs for 1935 season.
The prairie dog is a short gray brown ground-squirrel with a shrill bark living from Canada to Mexico. It digs burrows with rooms and piles dirt by entrances to ward off rain. Farmers dislike them as pests though they are friendly and can be pets.
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