Thought For Today Quote From Haliburton
A fragment quote from Haliburton notes that carrying care to bed is like sleeping with a heavy burden on your back. The line reflects a cautionary, reflective mood typical of the era.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1962
Page
4
A fragment quote from Haliburton notes that carrying care to bed is like sleeping with a heavy burden on your back. The line reflects a cautionary, reflective mood typical of the era.
A provocative piece argues unions will recruit from diverse professions including teachers engineers doctors and lawyers. It warns of exploitation risks and proposes organizing the producers of competing products, fearing shifts to public welfare and questioning free enterprise.
The United States and South Korea clash over a status of forces pact as Seoul seeks jurisdiction over off duty offenses by U S troops. Koreans cite sovereignty and compare with NATO and other allies, amid recent U S officers’ reprimand for beating a Korean. Public opinion in the United States adds pressure on Congress and policy. Meanwhile Prince Street repairs in Beckley worsen as asphalt and holes appear along a key East West artery prompting calls for immediate maintenance.
An account by George W. Hodel of a bus tour from Sarnia to London and Toronto. Highlights include Eldon House, the University of Western Ontario, London’s cultural scene, and a formal reception at the King Edward Sheraton in Toronto with officials from the Ontario Hotel Association and notable guests.
Beckley Newspapers Corporation publishes Nalcigh Y Register from Beckley and Hinton West Virginia. Independent carriers handle home delivery. Subscription rates include daily and Sunday plans, varying by duration, with state tax and payment terms noted.
Parents can keep children learning over summer with reading from local libraries and relaxed books, budgeting, shopping outings, and cooking. Encourage writing by staying in touch with relatives, planning trips, and describing experiences. Promote social studies through travel, maps, and visits to cultural sites, museums, plays, and exhibits.
A reflective meditation on early rising and the noises of morning. The piece muses on birds voices the ear as a tuning device and the delusion of routine as a killer of freshness. Charles M Crowe signs off from Wilmette Illinois Ministry.
UPI report notes Goldwater criticizes ARC at Eisenhower farm meeting and warns Eastern liberal Republicans could seize control. It cites Dunn Survey data showing Republicans lost 13 of 17 national elections 1940–1960, arguing Democratic welfare policies boosted votes while not increasing GOP support, underscoring need for clear GOP distinctness.
Washington reports two new books drawing White House attention. The Quotable Mr. Kennedy surveys highlights from President Kennedy's speeches and statements. Who's in Charge Here is a photo collection with humorous quotations attributed to notable figures. Both are by Gerald C. Gardner.
1937 Raleigh Register notes Clyde B. Shumate of Harper Road won a blue ribbon and bridle for best horse at Beckley’s first annual horse show held at Woodrow Wilson athletic field. The Harper Land Co incorporated in Harper with $10,000 authorized capital.
Twenty years ago from the 1912 files of Mother Jones, famed speaker and labor advocate, will visit Beckley on July 4 and deliver an address. An advertisement notes The Auto Hack meets Virginian Trains at Harper with Hack departures from Hotel Hull at 10:00 am and 1:30 pm. Stover's Livery offers reasonable baggage charges. The Round Table Club enjoyed a camping week near McCreery led by Roy E. Simms Higgins era steward.
Washington piece argues President Kennedy is blocked by a conservative coalition in the Senate and House, with Old South influence, internal Kennedy family feuds, and weak executive leadership. It contrasts Kennedy’s difficulties with Wilson’s midterm successes via coalition building and persuasive governance. It cites figures and opinions from party leaders and scholars, framing a call for stronger political maneuvering.
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