Thought For Today by Cervantes Quote Card
A compact quotation from Miguel Cervantes notes that true bravery hides wealth and status. It presents a concise, period voice reflecting on courage and self restraint.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1968
Page
2
A compact quotation from Miguel Cervantes notes that true bravery hides wealth and status. It presents a concise, period voice reflecting on courage and self restraint.
The Raleigh Peoples Press faces sharp criticism from Lewis Meadows and the Community Action Association as a public dispute unfolds before the County Commissioners. Meadows demands precise charges and questions private financing and tax implications while defending freedom of speech, urging concrete actions over rhetoric.
Raleigh County court a dispute over paying Welfare Department back rent lacks funds in the proper account. Commissioners resist unilateral moves and urge Prosecutor Lilly to argue before the State Supreme Court to prevent bureaucratic overreach and preserve citizen control.
Warming worries rise as mean summer temperatures in Antarctica have seemingly risen since 1922. Dr. John I. Mercier of Ohio State University warns that a further rise could melt unstable ice shelves, lift sea levels, and threaten low-lying coastlines within a century or two due to atmospheric carbon dioxide pollution.
Ray Cromley reports from Bangkok on alleged gold shipments feeding the Vietnam era war economy. French profits from Southeast Asia surge with communist ties, aiding exchange shortages and possible increased U.S. aid as Ho Chi Minh and Giap's leadership press for foreign credits.
The item notes the graduation of George Gray Gallaher from a naval training center in Corpus Christi Texas and his commissioning as an ensign in the U S Naval Reserve. It blends this with a long, uncertain discussion of Cold War era economic and geopolitical analyses referencing Vietnam Thailand and other regions, including remarks attributed to Ho and Giap.
The piece notes last McCarthy Kennedy contest and Kennedy’s late March announcement signaling a national campaign. It highlights Wisconsin’s April 2 primary as McCarthy’s final chance for a direct duel with Johnson, with Kennedy on ballots in Nebraska and Oregon and campaign costs rising.
Inside The Statehouse officials describe the new Road Commissioner as a firm, credentialed engineer with 49 years in the field. The piece notes civil service questions, past projects including the Ohio Turnpike, and wary views on job security under civil service. It also references political maneuvering around endorsements for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination and the 1964 national convention delegates.
A jumble of devotional lines and political gossip mixes in a damaged text. It references a prayer by W Ralph Wart Jr of Syracuse and adds stray remarks about Israeli and British soldiers and diplomats, including a sign about internal discussions in the Times and a White House anecdote.
Mrs Robert Wood of Beckley returned home after a hospital stay during her first motherhood. Daddy Bab showed concern for her transport. The Agriculture Department offers a 12 page pamphlet for 10 cents on chiggers. The Podiatry Society of DC releases a feature on feet.
A dated narrative recounts a rally for Attorney General C Robertson and references a statewide candidate for governor. It notes the presence of political regulars, professional precinct workers, and a large motorcade with police escort and mayoral blessing. The piece discusses word of Robertson as “the boy” and hints at intrigue around indictments for conspiracy and party tensions.
Washington sources report RFK weighs quitting the race before the California primary. Critics say Kennedy’s Vietnam stance and personal attacks harm the Democratic path, while O'Brien and Humphrey urge dissent as a path to calm Bobby’s course.
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