Thought For Today Sunlight Behind Obscuration
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
2
A brief meditation notes that truth can be hidden temporarily like the sun behind clouds yet remains constant and enduring. The reflection emphasizes resilience of truth through obscurity.
The Supreme Court ruling on prayer in public schools draws praise from church leaders as it reshapes how religion is practiced publicly. It argues for safeguards under the First Amendment and respects individual conscience, allowing prayer to spring from personal belief rather than rote practice.
Washington hosts the World Food Congress with 1200 delegates. FAO Director General Sen urges use of resources and education to end hunger and malnutrition, noting arable land and need for better farming and diets. Calls for an international aid coordination body and redistribution of surplus food to developing nations.
A centennial reflection urges preserving West Virginia’s country charm while pursuing growth. It argues against neon excess and overdevelopment, calls for jobs, cleaner streams, forest protection, and a smarter tax structure to retain industry.
Roy Lee Harmon recalls West Virginia’s growth from coal beginnings to modern basics. He contrasts old one room schools and handmade life with current schools and utilities, urging pride in the state’s progress and heritage.
John Hodell riffs on old terms and courtin dynamics in autos while previewing Califf Amphitheater costumes and daylight saving shifts. The piece recounts Centennial Edition production woes, jokes about perfect planning, and praises Palmer Farley as advertising manager extraordinary.
Eternal God we thank Thee that Thy love in Christ moves many to aid the needy world Forgive us when we eat our bread alone or measure love by a circle of friends Clean hands and pure hearts to ascend Thy holy hill through Christ Amen Stuart LeRoy Anderson Berkeley Calif president Pacific School of Religion
Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday papers with annual and half year options, delivery by mail or carrier, and tax notes. It notes the distribution network and independence of carriers, dealers, and distributors and advises updating addresses with new details.
Friends gathered at the Bibbs home on Oakwood avenue for a pleasant social evening. Progressive forty-two and refreshments followed. about thirty guests praised the Bibbs as ideal hosts. Jules Goux won the Indianapolis 300 mile auto race in 6 hours 31 minutes 43 seconds earning a 20000 prize. A subdistrict of district 29 United Mine Workers of America formed with officers R D Dobbs Mabscott president Ed Hollandsworth Cranberry vice president I Bailey Sophia secretary treasurer.
UPI analyst notes turbulence among European leaders with de Gaulle blocking alignment in the Common Market while Khrushchev remains a stabilizing figure. The U S U S R hotline aims to avert miscalculation, but no real disarmament progress occurs. Britain faces a possible Macmillan resignation as Harold Wilson circles to lead and pursue Russians’ purchase proposal.
Beckley will open its 100th anniversary with a four day celebration and mass centennial service at Woodrow Wilson high school. Dr. Robert E. Speer will be principal speaker and Miss Betty Jordan will be crowned centennial queen with a court of honor including Marguerite Adams Margaret Smith Clela Castro and others.
The article argues that while broad athletic participation promotes health and leadership, injuries and deaths in boxing and football are serious concerns. It cites boxers like Mohr and Vale and football fatalities from 1931 to 1962, discusses headgear, gloves, and rules, and notes Little League safety measures and injuries, urging careful precautions and well-funded protective equipment.
A Khrushchev line about Cuba, Milestone on directing Charles Laughton, and Bowles predicting Congo upheaval. The fragmentary remarks touch on foreign policy, cinema, and potential civil conflict, reflecting historical tensions and media commentary of the era.
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