Thought For Today Quote by Gen Douglas MacArthur
A thought for the day features Douglas MacArthur’s line that only those unafraid to die deserve to live, reflecting a martial valor sentiment.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1966
Page
4
A thought for the day features Douglas MacArthur’s line that only those unafraid to die deserve to live, reflecting a martial valor sentiment.
A column argues editors and pundits overemphasize one sided war coverage. It urges writers to examine enemy humanity, motivations, and the broader human impact, urging less hate rhetoric and more balanced, comprehensive reporting.
Barbara Parkins discusses weathering fame, demanding more dressing room, and considering future projects. She notes a shift to mature roles, a busier social life, and a move from Mustang to Jaguar as she plans a Benedict Canyon home. She values recognition and hopes to stay on Peyton Place, age 23.
PHIL NEWSOM analyzes Spain’s April 9 press law easing 1960s era government control after Franco era. Editors react cautiously as police seize copies of Signo. courts will rule on distribution. Growing tensions exist between old guard and youth across priests students and political factions amid looming succession discussions.
Edward Craig reports that language translators are in strong demand for import export firms and top executives with multiple languages command higher salaries. ASME cautions that computer translation remains limited to word matching and cannot capture nuances, delaying perfect machine translation despite needs for accuracy in science and international business.
Mrs. Noah FE Hoffman plans to reunite with her sister Mrs Wesley Bolyard after 33 years in Morgantown. The all day gathering will include Hoffman family members K C Stewart, F M Rogers, Stewart and Harry, joining relatives from Morgantown and nearby cities. Bolyard, of Lindon Kansas, will be guest of honor.
A lighthearted critique of a West Virginia State Road Commission pamphlet on road vocabularies contrasts official terms with a homegrown glossary. It riffs on 1970s highway policy, interstates, and political tinkering, delivering satirical definitions of road terms and officials.
Boston coverage shows Democrats John Collins and Edward McCormack losing steam as Endicott Peabody and Maurice Donahue press hard. Ted Kennedy remains a powerful but cautious force amid a Kennedy family dynamic that could limit his broader ambitions and shape the gubernatorial and Senate contests.
A devotional prayer recalling memory as a gift from God. It asks for guidance to shape the future, to remember rightly in Christ, and to be remembered in faith. The prayer attributes the words to Webb Garrison, a minister from Evansville Indiana, at Central Methodist Church.
A three day conference described as the First International Congress on Smoking and Health will begin in New York City on Sunday June 5. E W Alton Ochsner M D presides with participants including Dr Paul Dudley White Linus Pauling and former Rep Walter H Judd. The article notes health warnings and rising youth smokingRates and urges prevention over cure.
Article notes color television requires proper antennas and set adjustments and warns against skimping on extras, with emphasis on checking area reception and following instructions. It cites color blindness gender notes, family costs to raise a child, and a Danish polyurethane molding process enabling rapid, low-cost furniture production.
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