Thought for Today Do Not Give Dogs What Is Holy
A brief devotional line from Matthew 7 6 warns against casting pearls before swine lest they trample them and attack. This reflection urges discernment in sharing sacred or valuable things.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1963
Page
4
A brief devotional line from Matthew 7 6 warns against casting pearls before swine lest they trample them and attack. This reflection urges discernment in sharing sacred or valuable things.
A_letter_style critique argues union influence blocks right to work in Beckley as labor wields outsized sway over state government and legislators. It urges defeating union slate candidates to unlock industry growth and warns against centralizing government and anti flag-prayer precedents.
Protestants move toward a shared time education plan allowing a child to split schooling between public and church schools to ease federal aid controversy and address religious illiteracy. So far Catholics favor the concept more, with a Pittsburgh Catholic high school student experiment sending students to a nearby public high school for technical courses under Msgr. John B. McDowell.
The plan expands church public school cooperation with Catholic and Protestant schools sharing courses. A Chicago experiment parallels St. Louis developments with a Catholic high school adjacent to a public one, and Protestant groups weigh joint church run schools offering religion and core subjects. The effort hinges on church funds, staffing, and possible Supreme Court rulings on prayer and Bible readings in public schools.
A Sunrise Avenue observer complains about the flood of unsolicited press releases clogging newspaper desks and wasting time. He notes occasional useful stories arise among the junk and praises strong letter openers while recalling spring harbingers, early robins, and a vintage tale of bear meat-backed payments from 1863.
Montevideo weathered a power and telephone workers strike involving about 12,000 as a new government took office on March 1. Rising living costs, high production costs, and growing trade deficits strain the economy while smuggling and smuggling-related losses mount.
London sources say Beijing rejects any Khrushchev compromise and aims to challenge Moscow publicly. Peking calls rivals traitors and urges a massive Communist gathering to censure Khrushchev, while Albania lauds Stalin. The split weakens prospects of a Khrushchev Mao meeting and broad unity among world Communist parties.
The National Educational Association argues traditional high school programs fail to meet all students needs and suggests alternative paths. It notes that dropout risk is not limited to the least intelligent and that most dropouts come from out of formal in school groups.
A 1938 Raleigh County analysis urges progressive evaluation to reduce dropouts. Plan includes Stay in School program, data gathering by principals, and targeted education plus job skills to boost self sufficiency and civic responsibility.
S P Hite sells his interest in the planning mill near the city depot to Dayton Meadows and will retire to a Prosperity farm. Harry Haupt, Main street barber, owns a four ounce hen egg laid by a prize leghorn on Groundhog Day. The Beckley City Shop opens near the local station under G W Upton with partner W M Graham, offering blacksmithing repairs and skilled shoemaking.
Hollywood star Steve McQueen says he has calmed down and formed his own production company. He plans fewer stunts and more thoughtful roles with Natalie Wood and Lee Remick, while swapping racing for family life and a new approach to acting.
The Q and A exchange notes that since 1901 the Nobel Prizes were interrupted during 1940 through 1942 with no awards given. It mentions interruptions in that period and confirms the wartime suspension.
Public notice from Beckley Newspapers Corporation detailing subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, home delivery charges by carrier, and instruction on address changes. Includes tax note and disclaimer about independent contractors handling payments.
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