Thought For Today Quote On Foreign Policy
A quotation from President Sukarno of Indonesia criticizing American intervention in Asia and Africa. The remark expresses a desire for noninterference and national autonomy.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1965
Page
4
A quotation from President Sukarno of Indonesia criticizing American intervention in Asia and Africa. The remark expresses a desire for noninterference and national autonomy.
The column notes rumors about the Nuckols divorce case and its possible impact on his role as Commissioner of Motor Vehicles amid political pressure. It cites a 1945 court decision limiting public access to the chancery precipe book and questions whether a governor’s radio station would face scrutiny. Also covers Arizona water woes, a wind powered alcohol film to reduce evaporation, and peanut butter’s 75th anniversary with global health perceptions.
Lyle Wilson argues there is no magic to exit Vietnam and that negotiations with Communists invite greater danger. He says bombing North Vietnam remains the only strategy to destroy the enemy’s fighting ability, with aims to break will and push toward a settlement, while warning against negotiating from weakness as in Korea. He calls LBJ resolute and unafraid.
Whitby Yorkshire fights to keep rail traffic as rail closures threaten the seaside town. Whitby Urban Council chairman Councillor Hubert Cummins faces criticism for a defeatist stance while hoteliers leader Charles Linford pushes for a large protest. A Private Member's Bill by MP Sir Alec Spearman seeks to empower revocation of a railway closure order, aligning with the 1962 Act rewrite promised to Whitby electors.
A New York State amendment to the penal code would sentence subway felons to five to ten years, with higher penalties on subsequent offenses, and ban probation in subway cases. Lawmakers debate expanding transit police and safety tech as subway crime rises, while reform advocates say removing the cause of violence requires broad reeducation.
Washington report examines Michigan Governor George Romney as a rising Republican figure. Romney's charisma, public persona, and cross party appeal draw attention in GOP circles while his stance on Vietnam and voting rights remains pivotal to his viability. Romney travels in Europe to bolster markets and image as a potential presidential candidate.
25 years ago from the Raleigh Register notes Don Budge, a Californian who turned pro after defeating amateurs, won the National Open by beating Bruce Barnes of Austin, Tex. Another item reports growing Nazi pressure as a strike at a key Norwegian railway threatened to isolate allied troops in Central Norway.
Thirty years ago from 1915 files Col J W Ball the oldest Ra leigh county attorney suffered a paralysis stroke while at work. He was taken to his West Beckley home where his condition remained unchanged. Francis L Conway finishing a Lexington commercial course is expected home soon. Marvin T Bowman named postmaster at Lester succeeding W L Clay.
Bruce Biossat argues critics misread World War II bombing history to claim bombing fails to force peace. He cites Allied precision and area raids, Ruhr says, Tokyo firebombs, and Japan’s wartime morale shifts as evidence that sustained bombing helped drive surrender and influence peace talks despite debates on its effectiveness.
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