Thought For Today Psalm on the tongue and deceit
A devotional caption cites Psalms 50 19 warning that uncontrolled speech leads to evil and deceit. The verse urges mindful speech and ethical use of words.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1963
Page
4
A devotional caption cites Psalms 50 19 warning that uncontrolled speech leads to evil and deceit. The verse urges mindful speech and ethical use of words.
The piece reflects on Christmas and New Year changes, urging acceptance of the future over the past. It notes higher taxes, more money, faster travel, more education funding, and evolving social norms. The editor promotes embracing modernization and progress in West Virginia.
Space program edges toward a calmer 1963 with Mercury ending and Gemini Apollo ahead. L. Gordon Cooper Jr. slated for a 17-orbit mission, possibly in April, while Apollo aims for the moon with Saturn I tests and growing Saturn C5 development for manned lunar flights by the mid-1960s.
Residents complain of a dangerous icy stretch on Harpers Road between Sunrise Avenue and Hillcrest. The rough, sun-exposed north side footpath endangers schoolchildren en route to class and spurs calls for council and police to enforce remedies before warmer weather. residents note two council members live nearby but doubt action will occur without public pressure.
Washington columnist notes white liberals and Negro leaders face shifting alignments in civil rights discourse. He highlights a three way split among blacks, Dixiecrats, and white liberals, urging reeducation of white liberals and stressing ongoing pursuit of equal opportunities for all despite disillusionment with some individuals.
Chancellor Adenauer nears his 87th birthday with mixed polls showing little genius praise and some admiration abroad. His decline prompts talk of successor Ludwig Erhard or Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroeder with Willy Brandt rising as the Social Democrats shift toward the center and away from Marxist dogma.
The Air Force deploys the Minuteman missile at Malmstrom AFB near Great Falls Montana, challenging the idea that new strategic missiles necessarily cost more each generation. The UPI report notes taxpayers’ skepticism and describes the missile as war-ready as of December 11 with claims of defense for less money.
Miss Kate Johnson and Miss Esther Yaple will travel to Boston to visit Rev Felix Gear and stay in New York visiting Mr and Mrs Thomas Sayre. Raleigh county raised 1372 dollars for Christmas seals by December 23 per Dr George F Evans. Archie Rogers new chancellor commander of White Pine Lodge Knights of Pythias.
Twenty years ago a prized op posium hunt succeeded with Dr A G Cook Rev B H Shadduck Alvin Cook and Alderson Blankenship returning all safely. The dogs caused the ill fate of zero game, and prospects hint at soon lifting martial law in the Kanawha coal strike zone with civil authorities to take over.
A dialogue about taxes, government efficiency, and political questions features W Kenneth Pope of Little Rock Arkansas, a Methodist bishop, discussing the role of taxes, spending, and the chance for voters to remove ineffective leaders. The exchange touches on accountability, principle of taxation, and faith guided civics.
General Lucius Clay leads a Kennedy foreign aid panel to trim marginal programs amid calls to focus on security. Chester Bowles backs denying aid to those unable or unwilling to reform, signaling a long running push for aid overhaul with a permanent committee to monitor policies.
Question and answer items state Pliny the Elder died in the Mount Vesuvius eruption that devastated Pompeii. The Gibraltar of the Confederacy label is given to Vicksburg Mississippi where a 47 day siege ended in surrender. The Ford Model T cost $295 in 1923 as the cheapest car ever.
The notice lists Beckley Newspapers Corporation address and staff, subscription rates by mail, home delivery options, and tax notes. It notes independent contractors handle delivery and Beckley Newspapers is not responsible for advance payments.
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