Thought For Today Adversity Diamond Dust Quote
A Thought For Today quotes Leighton about adversity as the diamond dust Heaven polishes its jewels with, presenting a reflective, concise aphorism.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1962
Page
4
A Thought For Today quotes Leighton about adversity as the diamond dust Heaven polishes its jewels with, presenting a reflective, concise aphorism.
Disarmament remains a distant goal but economists and planners study its impact on industry and economy. Khrushchev noted American confidence in shifting to civilian production, with U S and UN studies predicting limited immediate economic danger and broad postwar benefits. The Office of Contract Settlement alumni and the National Planning Association map large nondefense reinvestments, totaling about 330 billion over five years, to improve education highways urban renewal health water and other programs.
Washington federal aid efforts clash over whether to fund scholarships for gifted yet needy students. The House negotiates with Senate conferees on higher education aid, while current bills propose billions in construction aid, loans, and 924 million for 212,000 high school graduates.
New findings overturn the belief that queen bee mating is driven solely by a chemical lure from her jaw glands. Trials removing jaw glands from virgin queens showed many still mated, laid eggs, and produced healthy offspring, proving romance persists without the glands.
The 1962 Massachusetts Senate vacancy set off a Kennedy family power arc. Robert F. Kennedy remains a rising force, while Edward Kennedy and a Kennedy nephew edge toward the Massachusetts primary. The piece notes Bobby’s image as a capable, world‑savvy leader and hints at broader White House implications.
A reflective column notes blooming wild strawberries and crab apples, outdoor spiders with dew like pearls, and the return of lawnmower sounds. It mentions Beckley air flow near Prince Street, underbrush clearing, and a gas-line dig at Amere Gas, plus a repeated editorial urging safer driving and a telephoned prayer from Dotson M. Nelson Jr.
Global View analyzes the Laos crisis, arguing that the 1961 Geneva coalitions with Reds were doomed to fail. It notes Maoist and North Vietnamese backing for Pathet Lao, criticizes Harriman, and warns that reliance on coalition governments risks expanding communist influence and endangering the Western perimeter in Asia.
Five panels of three Republican congressmen will tour seven northeastern states on weekends this spring. The first appearance is in Boston today. The group, named Paul Revere to warn the public that government policies threaten the nation, follows last fall’s drives urging cuts in spending and firmer leadership.
West Virginia towns face a division over liquor by the drink as a potential November vote looms. The piece lists private clubs Moose Club Elks Lodge Eagles Club RVA Club Club Society Beckino Club and several private homes and taxi sales as sources of liquor. It notes buy affidavits police access clubs and possible witness bribery and contrasts illegal clubs bootleggers and moonshiners with a proposed legal regime to curb crime while preserving public order.
Beckley newspapers list subscription by mail rates for West Virginia incl. annual rates $21.90 and $18.00 for other mail options. Beckenham? The notice lists offices and contact details for advertising and distribution. It outlines carriers, dealers, and corporate affiliations with United Press International input.
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