Thought For Today Quote From William Penn
A compact aphorism notes that conquering weakness requires denying its indulgence. The line emphasizes self discipline as the path to personal strength.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1972
Page
2
A compact aphorism notes that conquering weakness requires denying its indulgence. The line emphasizes self discipline as the path to personal strength.
A 31 year old British journalist and MP will give the commencement address at Westminster College in Fulton Missouri. He is Winston S Churchill I, grandson of the premier who delivered the Iron Curtain speech. The 1946 Westminster lecture urged Anglo American unity and world security. Churchill’s call for cooperation with Russia to control nuclear weapons is discussed with historical context and later reactions.
A Vietnam commentary questions U S policy and the role of missions abroad. It argues Americans confuse religious aid with military force and notes changing overseas aid toward local leadership while criticizing past treaty commitments and national pride.
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace was shot during a crowded shopping center appearance after a campaign pattern of high security. He had minimized street campaigning and relied on bulletproof shielding, yet moved into crowds prompting the fatal attack. The incident prompted expanded Secret Service protection for other candidates and renewed fears over campaign safety.
A reader from Ghent West Virginia criticizes rising racism poverty and political assassinations. She recalls Kennedy and RFK deaths and urges peaceful civic participation by voting against disagreeing platforms. She asks for better governance and warns of strict penalties for those who cannot conform.
Washington reports an unsettled mood as the Moscow summit nears while American mines block Haiphong. Analysts speculate on a Vietnam deal and Russia lend lease terms, with Kissinger noting no formal agreement yet an underlying understanding. Nixon faces pressure to justify concessions if talks fail.
On day two after the primary in Karol Kingpin’s office a worried candidate reviews returns. The dialogue touches on mining unions, strategy for the general election, possible abolitionist stances, and political maneuvering amid resignations and shifting loyalties.
Bruce Biossat McGovern holds a strong lead in Oregon's May 23 primary, a winner-take-all race with 34 electoral votes, but fears a late Humphrey surge and split by rivals like Mink, Kennedy, Wallace, and McCarthy. McGovern leads Humphrey two to one in polls and plans a six day final blitz while watching for nibbling candidates.
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