Thought For Today Faith and Providence in World Events
The saying reflects on divine governance in human affairs. It argues that God notices even a sparrow's fall and suggests that empires may rise or fall without human aid, attributing ultimate influence to divine will. The quote underscores providential framework framing history.
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Franklin
God of All Mercy
Jesus Christ
Alfred N. Sayres
Lancaster
The
United Church of Christ
World Rule of Law Conference open in Costa Rica
Lawyers from the Americas gather in San Jose Costa Rica for a four day continental conference on world peace through the rule of law. Delegates from 23 nations will explore ways to extend World Court jurisdiction and pursue international justice through regional courts.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Tokyo
John F. Kennedy
Lawyers of the
Americas
North
Central
South America
American Bar Association
Iron Curtain
International Court of Justice
World Court
United Nations
The
Hague
U. N. Mem
U. S
Cuba
Kennedy
U. N
Organization of American States
Arthur Larson
U. S. Information Agency
Larson
World Rule of Law Center
Duke University
Vienna Summit and Khrushchev’s Subtle Tactics
Bruce Biossat analyzes Soviet diplomacy around the Kennedy Khrushchev talks. He notes Moscow’s cheerful public tone, the strategy of alternating aggression with hopeful talk, and the lack of clear Western gains. The piece highlights warnings against miscalculation and Khrushchev’s pattern of small gains and threats of atomic attack, suggesting the summit may yield limited influence.
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Kennedy
Moscow
Geneva
Camp David
Khrushchev
Laos
Cuba
Russia
Vienna
United States
Hitler
Britain
France
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Dear Arthur: aging couple seeks ways to entertain children
A late life couple asks how to spend time by entertaining kids. Alfred is retired and they want ideas to help busy families. They consider a party giving service for mothers and institutions like schools churches libraries and hospitals.
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Arthur
Alfred
Karin
You
What Causes Old People to Die? Answers for Seniors
A reader asks what old people die from. The response notes causes for those over 60 are similar for men and women: heart and circulatory diseases most common, followed by other causes, cancer, strokes, accidents, diabetes, with no one knowing a specific individual's fate.
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United States Public Health Service
Korea Junta Seizes Power Draws U.S. Skepticism
Three weeks after a military junta toppled South Korea's government, decree heavy-handedness and curbs on civil liberties sparked concern in Washington. Officials questioned the regime's anti Communist stance, control of troops at the truce line, and its ability to govern while unemployment soars and the UN command's role remains unsettled.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Republic of Korea
Big Brother
John M. Chang
Seoul
South Korea
Korea
United States
United Nations Command
U.S
Carter Magruder
Asia
Public utility chief sees hope for coal and nuclear power
Walker L. Cisler, president of Detroit Edison, told a Battle Creek address to Congress on Environmental Health that both coal and nuclear energy offer hopes for future electricity generation. He noted that in 1959 about 15.2 percent of the nation's coal oil and gas consumption was used by electric power.
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Jesse Bogue
UPI
New York
Walker L. Cisler
Detroit Edison Company
Congress On Environmental Health
Battle Creek, Mich
United States
Electric Power Indus
Cisler
Cornell
Power Ractar Development Company
Fermi
Monroe
Mich
Largest fish ever caught in Guyandotte reported
Senator M F Matheny and Lee Anderson among others witnessed a four foot eight inch pike weighing about 45 pounds. The head was displayed at the Weaver Hotel and Beckley Drug Store with skeptics noting it may be from a prior visit to the land of the mummies.
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Raleigh Register
Wyoming Tribune
M. F. Matheny
Lee Anderson
Guyandotte
Weaver Hotel
Tribune
Beckley Drug Store
Mike
Barbs by Hal Cochran
A collection of one liner quips from Hal Cochran poking fun at human folly and habits. The jokes cover topics from open mindedness to doctors deducting office medicines and fishermen’s tall tales, delivered in his characteristic light satire.
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Hal Cochran
Pinecrest budget and repairs eyed by state committee
Raleigh County legislator Mrs. W. W. Jackie Withrow led a State Committee on Humane Institutions on a tour of 12 West Virginia facilities including Pinecrest Sanitarium. They urged budget revisions to fund improvements and higher staffing, noting Pinecrest awaits 1962-63 funds of about 150000 dollars while its 400 patients and 240 staff reflect urgent needs. The visit highlighted painting, heating, windows, exterior repairs, new laundry rooms, and elevator replacements as priorities.
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Raleigh County
W. W
Jackie” Withrow
State Committee On Humane Institutions
West Virginia
Pinecrest Sanitarium
Pinecrest
Barboursville State Hospital
Berkley Springs Sanitarium
Denmar State Hospital
Fairmont Emergency Hospital
Hopemont Sanitarium
Huntington State Hospital
Lakin State Hospital
Spencer State Hospital
West Virginia Home For
Withrow
Mills
Player
Romantic entanglements and theater gossip across New York
A collage of Hollywood and Broadway notes from New York. Lucille Ball denies romance rumors with Gary Morton while Desi Arnaz hints at a California honeymoon. Rubirosa boasts no diplomatic status as Trujillo’s army status improves. Carol Lawrence arrives from Paris for Garry Moore while Rita Hayworth plans a Beverly Hills return. Gil Hodges waits for World Series time as fashion and city lore swirl.
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New York
Lucille Ball
Lucy
Gary Morton
Desi Arnaz
California
U.S
Las Vegas
Porfirio Rubirosa
B'way
Ciidad Trujillo
Raphael Trujillo
Rock Hudson
Marilyn Maxwell
Fort Wayne
Ind
Greenwich Village
Rita Hayworth
Spain
James Hill
Princess Yasmine
Beverly Hills
Rita
Gypsy Rose Lee
Gil Hodges
Paul Tattleman
Pres. Kennedy
Vienna
Khru
Newspaper Carrier Rates and Policies Notice
The notice lists advertising and delivery management, noting United Press International affiliation and a nationwide network. It defines home delivery options by carrier or distributor with weekly and monthly rates and states that carriers are independent contractors and the publisher bears no liability for advance payments to them.
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Atkeene
Cevcess
Beckiey Newspapers Corporation
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