Thought For Today Isaiah verse reflection
A concise devotional note cites Isaiah 51 verse 7 urging believers to heed righteousness, not fear reproach or reviling from others, and to remain steadfast in the inward law.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1971
Page
2
A concise devotional note cites Isaiah 51 verse 7 urging believers to heed righteousness, not fear reproach or reviling from others, and to remain steadfast in the inward law.
An Upshur County wood carver is driven from his home and his studio burnt as intolerant locals condemn his differences. A Charleston Gazette report cites a Sunday school superintendent endorsing arson and dynamiting. The piece laments bigotry masked as religion and warns against demagogic ignorance.
Government, unions, and industry debate universal child care as a national goal. With 6 million children under six and 640 thousand licensed spaces, mothers face a care shortage. Proposals from Brademas and Chisholm seek broad programs funded by HEW and welfare.
Intelligence hints that heroin trafficking linked to American troops in Vietnam will grow. Chinese financiers in Hong Kong Singapore and Macao allegedly bankroll the network with ties across Thailand Burma Laos Malaysia and South Vietnam. The operation uses a Mafia like “family” structure and moves opium from Burma Laos Yunnan and northern Thailand into heroin. Authorities warn the connections to U S distributors may be limited but could enable new contacts for sales.
A Raleigh committee of Presbyterian Church members launched a campaign to secure pledges totaling about $100,000 this week to construct a new church building.
Four Palo Alto housewives offer 220 practical steps individuals can take to curb waste and pollution. The group promotes reuse reduce and recycling from bottles and cans to detergents and appliances, stressing personal action and environment stewardship.
Orval L. Crouch accuses Edwin Flowers and the Moore administration of falsifying welfare relief efforts at state level. He claims Flowers cuts off benefits to deny rights, hides facts, and wrongly takes credit for his own employment. He vows to present proof to Raleigh Register.
The United States plans a more active role to push Israel and Egypt toward an interim Suez Canal reopening. Secretary Rogers backs formal U.S. proposals as Joseph Sisco prepares to visit Israel then Cairo. Bergus and Sterner assess Sadat’s willingness and the feasibility of negotiated details amid competing positions.
Staff at Prince Street confronts noise heat and visibility in new front offices. They worry about air conditioning ecological concerns and the distraction of street visitors while weighing whether to revert to old routines or adapt to new layouts and routines.
John W. Gardner argues that money fuels political access and distrust in government. He urges three reforms: campaign financing control, lobbying limits, and full conflict of interest disclosure, urging independent enforcement and possible TV time subsidies to curb rising costs.
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