Thought For Today Quote on Culture and Religion
A reflective line attributes to Bunsen, stating that intellect without religion in the heart becomes civilized barbarism and disguised animalism, framing a moral critique of secular culture.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1960
Page
4
A reflective line attributes to Bunsen, stating that intellect without religion in the heart becomes civilized barbarism and disguised animalism, framing a moral critique of secular culture.
A plan envisions a scenic loop through the Flat Top range from the Raleigh Mercer county line to Spetake, marketed to boost tourism and stabilize the economy. VIP supporters would include Governor Underwood and state officials, aiming for completion around the centennial year 1963. The idea blends rural development with prospect of year round attractions and geology interest.
New York AP feature explores how a desk drawer traces a man's life through decades. From 25 to 65 the contents shift from personal keepsakes and love letters to pills, sugar cubes, and reminders of debt and departure, ending with the emptying of the drawer as the man leaves forever.
A long description explains how rush hour cafe staff use coded slang for orders. The article traces origins in big city lunch counters, noting how terms like Mickey Rooney and Fresh Hay emerged, how miscommunications prompt Echo calls, and how jargon evolved into a professional pride for workers.
A daily devotional prayer asks for guidance and trust in God's presence and care. The speaker, W Kenneth Pope, pastor of First Methodist Church in Houston, emphasizes that God's love accompanies every event and urges faith over fear throughout the day.
U S Prestige Damaged As Red Influence Gains details James Marlow AP analysis on eight years of rising Communist power and the decline of American prestige. It argues Japan may be at risk, cites Cuba and Latin America anti Americanism, and warns of a shift in foreign policy under Eisenhower toward containment amidst growing Soviet influence.
The Arab League members plan a Beirut foreign ministers conference with Iraq ending its boycott. A Senate staff report suggests a Cairo Baghdad detente could precede possible progress with Israel, focusing on Palestine refugees and a shift toward economic issues and Western diplomacy.
Local Raleigh Register data lists subscription rates by mail for various cities and delivery options, including daily and Sunday, daily only, and six month terms. The piece notes carriage by mail and home delivery, with tax considerations and carrier details.
The wapiti is a North American deer with a five foot shoulder height and 700 to 1000 pounds, with large fast growing antlers shed each winter. Females lack antlers and they inhabit mountain regions now limited to U S and Canada between the eastern Rockies and the Pacific, Yellowstone hosting the largest herds.
Columnist Earl Wilson recalls a Texan culture scene centered on Jack's rib restaurant and Casa Manana, noting showgirls, diamonds, and party security while delivering light entertainment gossip about stars like Jimmy Stewart and Sandra Church. It blends barbecue lore with theater and nightlife vignettes from Fort Worth.
A 1935 Raleigh Register clipping notes that the Federal Housing Administration could add between 20,000 and 30,000 dollars per month to Beckley payrolls through a state initiative. Contact details point to C. C. Jackson from Parkersburg and a Beckley field executive handling the program rollout.
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