Thought For Today Quote by Horace Bushnell
A concise reflection on life as a continual desire and a need for unending prayer attributed to Horace Bushnell. The aphorism frames human existence as a persistent pursuit and spiritual discipline.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1960
Page
4
A concise reflection on life as a continual desire and a need for unending prayer attributed to Horace Bushnell. The aphorism frames human existence as a persistent pursuit and spiritual discipline.
A reader opinion argues dignity must be earned not given by government. It criticizes party leaders for promising relief while sacrificing liberty and Jeffersonian ideals. The column warns Americans to wake up to growing government overreach and loss of freedom.
Orval Faubus seeks a fourth two year term as Arkansas governor with a strong early polling lead but likely no absolute majority in the July 26 Democratic primary. If no majority, a runoff August 9 between Faubus and top rival Joe E. Hardin.
Tokyo reports Hal Boyle notes Japan preserved bow etiquette yet modern daily life shifts toward Western handshakes. Observers describe nods, bends, and the polite ritual of bow lengths and timing, with deeper bows signaling deference and potential embarrassment.
James Marlow analyzes the 1960 race noting Kennedy’s sharp assault on Nixon signals a rough campaign ahead. He contrasts Nixon’s past tactics with Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson, previewing personal clashes and political strategy in Washington.
SAM DAWSON reports federal nudges aim to ease lending and housing credit to spur business and home building. Fed actions lower loan charges and expand money supply. FHA eases mortgage down payments and now invites individuals to invest in insured mortgages, signaling a cautious push toward a easier credit climate.
Gossip item notes Hollywood party antics during the Democratic convention era. Mentions Perle Mesta’s Lyndon Johnson party beating Phil Regan’s and other celebrity cameos, including Jack Daniels, Buster Keaton, Zsa Zsa Gabor, and Ethel Merman. Light, satirical anecdotes about socialites, politics, and show business.
A short educational item explains four main cloud types Cirrus Stratus Cumulus and Nimbus with Latin meanings. It notes high cirrus ice crystals five to ten miles up and cumulus one mile up, stratus foglike near earth, nimbus rainclouds. Arlington reader Frank Newbold wins ten dollars for the ques tion. Mail to Junior Editors Beckley.
Washington mood holds breath amid political talk as presidential conventions shape issues and campaigns. Prosperity supports Republicans while Democrats face farm trouble and evolving Nixon strategy, with Capitol Dome nearing white after lengthy restoration and airmail policy debate stirring Congress.
A summer prayer asks God to reveal bounty and goodness beyond our worth. It seeks guidance to express gratitude and asks for restraint in heat to live quietly in faith through Christ.
The Raleigh and Register advertises Beckley Newspapers Corporation rates for mail and carrier delivery in West Virginia and notes independent contractor status for carriers. It lists prices for daily and Sunday service, with tax details and a reminder to provide old and new addresses when changing location.
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