Thought For Today One Stanza of Endurance Inspires Strength
A reflective quote from Mrs. Hemans on strength arising from deep silence and long-suffering hearts rather than moments of joy.
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Mrs. Hemans
Raleigh Register in Beckley, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1962
Page
4
Collectivization as a cure for America's farm surplus
Don Oakley argues that only collectivization could solve the U S farm surplus problem, citing Russian output and private plots, then contrasts with U S free enterprise. The piece also critiques precision in public language, citing Kennedy on reapportionment and clarifying that Supreme Court rulings do not change Senate or House composition.
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Russia
China
America
Airport for Sale, Cheap
The Supreme Court decision requiring airport authorities to compensate property owners for noise and vibration could trigger nationwide suits. If widespread, communities near major airfields may face entanglements and costly limits on air traffic as supersonic travel looms toward 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
U. S
High Court
Washington Notebook News Snippets From Capitol Happenings
Astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter buys a unicycle for his sons and becomes the neighborhood hit with feats of balance. Judge Thurman Arnold chats with Alfred Landon in Topeka about politics and a suitcase joke. Halleck attends Eisenhower and Truman library dedications and quips about hatchets. Von Brentano cites price moves on cars and German economics. Satirist Mark Russell notes CIA acronym humor. Wiesner lampooned by a broken loudspeaker and a quip about fixing it. Cuban counter revolutionaries debate blindfolds before execution. Rayfer Johnson and KU students tour for People-to-People, promoting energy and fitness. Ethel Kennedy brightens the Justice Dept outdoor court with lawn chairs and flowered umbrellas.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Cmdr
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Carpenter
Thurman Arnold
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Topeka
Kan
GOP
Alfred M. Landon
Washington
Kennedy
Harry Truman
Missouri
Eisenhower
Heinrich von Brentano
The
Christian Union
West Germany
Volkswagen
U. S
von Brentano
Erhard
Mark Russell
Shoreham
Central Intelligence Agency
Jerome B. Wiesner
Edward P. Morgan
M.lt
Whiz Wiesner
Rayfer Johnson
Rayfer
Kansas University
Bill Dawson
Justice Department
Ethel Kennedy
Easter Gift and Driver Honored at Laundry
A man gifts his wife a new Easter outfit, while a laundry marks its twentieth anniversary by presenting a driver with a gold watch for long service. The story notes the driver gave his all, implying a philosophy of giving pleasure through effort rather than seeking personal amusement.
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Hal Cochan
Romney faces united opposition of Big Labor in Michigan bid
George Romney, an industrialist turned politician, seeks Michigan governorship as a Republican. He anticipates strong union hostility, noting Democrats and Big Labor align similarly in Michigan. Romney’s plan to curb powerful Big Labor was reiterated in remarks on April 28 at De Pauw University, Greencastle, Indiana, before an industry conference.
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Washington
UPI
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Democratic Party
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Romney targets labor monopoly in Michigan speech
Washington window reports Romney citing Big Labor monopoly power and urging license rescission as a test of modern labor and antitrust law. He criticizes union and employer political activity while noting Kennedy era committee evasions. Excerpts from Greencastle speech show Romney warning of shifting citizenship rights to corporations and unions and foreshadowing a major political issue.
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Congress
Romney
Advisory Committee On Labor Management Policy
Kennedy
Greencastle
Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Bureau
League
Washington
Bug Dust Hail The Wastebasket Conquering PR Man
Opinion piece critiques speed reading in public relations and its impact on editors. It argues PR releases are overlong, urges condensing to core points, cites newsroom time constraints, and warns against overstaffed, hype driven handouts. Notes editors’ need to skim effectively, and calls for better alignment between PR and editorial needs.
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Collier Brothers
Clean Capitol Grounds Impress Tourists In West Virginia
Charleston UP I reports the statehouse lawns look well groomed this spring thanks to jobless workers under the public works program. visitors enjoy the circle area with fountain and tulips though some minor vandalism and air rifle damage were noted.
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Donald F. Fannin
Charleston
UPI
Statehouse
C. C. Miller
General Services Division
State Public Works
Circle
Miller
Businessmen Drift In Uncertain Economic Future
UPI report from New York notes businessmen feel adrift amid stock market plunge despite upbeat data such as record April retail sales and peak auto production this week. U S Steel Chairman Roger M Blough summarized the mood at the Big Steel annual meeting, saying industry requires assurance to justify further investments to expand the economy.
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George C. Harlan
New York
UPI
U. S. Steel
Roger M. Blough
Republic Steel
T.F. Patton
Republic
Q and A and steel market snapshot
A mixed trivia and industry update shows Mercury as the liquid metal, Frederick Muhlenberg as the first House speaker, and Washington Irving naming Gotham. Steel sentiment warns price hikes, output falls, and retailers report record sales while auto demand nears 600k monthly. A Penn Central merger moves toward ICC review as the nation eyes a three-rail system.
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Mercury
U. S
House of Representatives
Frederick A. Muhlenberg
New York City
Gotham
Washington Irving
Space, governance, and lessons from failure in U S aims
The quote reflects James E Webb on space exploration and televised missions, noting lessons from failure as essential to national progress. It also includes a fragmented attribution to Ezra Taft Benson and a brief, misjoined line attributed to Dominic Behan about attitude to government.
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God
Ezra Taft Benson
Agriculture
U.S.A
James E. Webb
NASA
Dominic Behan
Bendan
Washington Labor Goal Get Out Vote And Opposition
Washington labor leaders launch COPE registered vot e drive led by Roy Reuther aiming to boost turnout for 1962 midterms. With 35 governors and 36 senators up, unions expect volunteers to canvass households as money funds printing and outreach. Targets include more women registrants and nonpartisan get out the vote efforts to swing Congress toward liberal majorities.
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Washington
NEA
Afl-Cio
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Roy Reuther
Walter
Japan
Germany
Chambers of Commerce
Afl-Cio International
Court House
Alaska
Colorado
Iowa
North Carolina
Virginia
White House
Naleigh Register Published by Beckley Newspapers
Publication details for Naleigh Register issued by Beckley Newspapers Corporation describe mailing privileges, editorial staff, national ad representation, subscription rates by mail and carrier, and tax notes. Rates include daily and Sunday options, six months, weekly carrier prices, and address-change instructions for West Virginia residents.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince S&t
Beckley
W. Vas
Hinton
Ward-Griffith Company, Inc
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Greenville
Pat Boston
Charlotte
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Isburgh
Norces
West Virginia
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