Thought For Today Unstained Thoughts
A brief moral reflection cites a Shakespearean line about pure thoughts avoiding evil. The note invites daily contemplation in a reflective, old-time newspaper tone.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1960
Page
4
A brief moral reflection cites a Shakespearean line about pure thoughts avoiding evil. The note invites daily contemplation in a reflective, old-time newspaper tone.
The piece argues against an extra congressional session noting housing, minimum wage and federal pay rises as must bills. It urges Congress to avoid these and focus on essential laws while warning about tax burdens, suburban growth, and the impact on gasoline sales and prices through civic inaction.
New York AP column surveys reader mail with era anecdotes and quips. Notes on famous figures mis spells and poor handwriting. doctors and car ownership trends. humorous quips from Samuel Johnson and Eisenhower's mother. odd laws about shoes and castor oil. a Boone marching with Gulliver's Travels. a gypsy fortune teller. Socrates and a chise ne quire joke. Franklin Roosevelt quote on radical.
A local editorial praises the tri county spelling bee for its broad participation and life lessons. It notes Fayette Raleigh and Wyoming counties send 25,000 participants and 73 enter the National Bee in Washington, D C. Mary Milano McQuade and Sophia area students are highlighted for celebrated performances and sportsmanship.
Prayer from George U. Martin of Steubenville Ohio praising physicians nurses and aides. It asks God to grant compassion strength and steadfast love through Christ and thanks these servants of Thine for ministering to man.
Time proved the major obstacle as delays after the decision to meet allowed unforeseen events to derail a potentially fruitful year for President Eisenhower. The Sept meeting with Premier Khrushchev opened the path to a summit, but the actual date was only set in December as May 16 in Paris loomed.
A look back at 25 years since West Virginia joined the Union, noting the CCC camp promise for Raleigh County and recalling Cold War tensions. It recounts Khrushchev’s hostile posture after Eisenhower’s summit collapse, Japanese anti treaty unrest, and shifting plans for a U S visit to Japan.
The notice lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and home delivery, with regional rates and tax information. It names National Advertist Representative Ward Griffith Company and includes cities like New York and Los Angeles. It instructs readers to provide both old and new addresses when changing delivery.
Berlin at its 10th International Film Festival roots for prestige over Cannes and Venice. The piece notes Berlin’s growing status as Europe’s film capital with American entries like Inherit the Wind and contrasts Hollywood’s limited festival participation with Soviet submissions and Cannes opinions.
The violets are a whole family of small flowers with about 250 kinds. They vary in color from blue and purple to white yellow and greenish and differ in fragrance. Violets grow worldwide and African violets have become a US hobby. four states have adopted violet as their state flower. Elizabeth Davis wins $10 for this question.
In a dialogue about education and self-improvement set in the era around 60 to 138 A.D. Epictetus questions how to instruct youths who feel they already know enough. He considers whether a teacher should speak frankly or risk offense and weigh the balance between urging improvement and preserving the learner’s dignity.
Column notes include Earl Wilson's scoop about Governor Rockefeller and his Norwegian daughter in law Anna Marie awaiting a Presbyterian Hospital birth, plus a flurry of show business gossipy items from Ingemar Johansson to NBC leadership hints and Las Vegas style celebrity chatter.
A report notes a wre party halted by deep mud holes on Beck ley’s main street. Mr. Vater urges voting for bonds. About 100 Lilly supporters march with the Citizens Concert Band to Welch to back Hon. A A Lilly for Congress, claiming 177 votes in a six county district.
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