Thought For Today Opining From The Heart
A meditation on how opinions spring from deep feelings and heart guidance. It notes that without fired opinions a person lacks constant inner feeling and conviction.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1963
Page
17
A meditation on how opinions spring from deep feelings and heart guidance. It notes that without fired opinions a person lacks constant inner feeling and conviction.
The piece notes John H. Glenn Jr a first American to orbit Earth and his Apollo leadership role while Minnesota focus shifts to upcoming Gemini and Cooper flight delays. It then covers Senator Byrd uncovering District of Columbia welfare fraud and ineligible beneficiaries with subsequent investigations.
Analysis argues Kennedy walked around civil rights pledges from 1960 and 1968 while Republicans previously mobilized the Negro vote. It notes no new civil rights legislation from Kennedy and accuses him of blocking liberal Democratic bills, with commentary on political maneuvering and leadership.
Washington Window argues Kennedy is pressuring Congress on taxes while avoiding civil rights legislation. It notes Kennedy twisted House rules to aid New Frontier aims and plans to add friendly Democrats to the Senate Finance Committee. The piece suggests raising black support via cabinet appointments and White House events rather than passing civil rights measures, forecasting strong Kennedy appeal to Negro voters in 1964.
A renewed Kennedy Khrushchev dialogue may be brewing as U S disarmament chief William Foster hints at future talks and notes exchanges. Reports say Moscow seeks another meeting while Kennedy weighs Rome Bonn and possible U K charm offensive. Cuba remains a central issue amid disarmament efforts.
Newspapers report the death of famed columnist Odd Mc Intyre on February 14 at his Park Avenue apartment. For 25 years his New York Day By Day column shaped city impressions and appeared in nearly 400 papers.
West Virginia politics are cooling a flare up over Welfare Department spending and state purchasing. Republican leaders pressed for a formal probe, but quotes and rumors linger without affidavits or charges, leaving the matter in political limbo as Gov. Barron defends his record.
Labor leader Harold Wilson plans to stress pro Americanism in coming weeks to reassure allies after his election win. London insiders warn his perceived leftist tilt and nuclear stance could harm the Anglo American alliance if he becomes prime minister.
Charles M Crowe of Wilmette Illinois writes urging action after a survey by the American Bridge Tunnel and Turnpike Association ranks West Virginia's sole turnpike as the deadliest per mile. He cites truck speed and unsafe driving, calls for stricter enforcement, safety measures, and moral reflection.
Washington columnist Robert G. Spivack notes Nelson Rockefeller shifts from early hesitancy to decisive moves in 1964 bid. He targets civil rights and foreign policy, praising advisers and urging a tougher GOP stance, while Kennedy’s leadership in crisis is contrasted with Rockefeller’s growing assertiveness.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation publishes Naleigh QD Register at 34 Prince Street Beckley West Virginia. The paper lists mailing privileges telephone department addresses and staff including Managing Editor John Hodel and notes national advertising through Ward Griffith Company with rate details for daily and Sunday subscriptions and home delivery options.
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