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Thought for today cites Washington Irving on great minds pursuing purposes over wishes and how little minds yield to adversity.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1972
Page
2
Thought for today cites Washington Irving on great minds pursuing purposes over wishes and how little minds yield to adversity.
University of Michigan sociologist Howard Schuman reports that college communities oppose the war on moral grounds while the general public rejects it due to strategic defeats. Gallup polls show shifts after Tet and My Lai, with antiwar demonstrations not driving broader opinion. Public disillusionment persists despite campus protests.
The Washington anti atomic weekly ECO prints a list of five nuclear power projects deemed dead denied delayed destroyed or discharged. It includes the atomic submarines Thresher and Scorpion with 228 deaths, claiming these figures exceed deaths from nuclear plants.
A radio mock debate frames Democratic woes as a football game. Howard and Don critique the first half, noting Dems trailing 59 31 as Republicans grind out points with Vince Lombardi style ball control. The exchange previews a tense second half amid political and media ratings stakes.
Ronald Nixon's record on constitutional issues is challenged as expansive executive power and covert actions are outlined. Morton Kondrake urges McGovern to make Nixon's anti constitutional stance a campaign issue, citing wiretaps without court orders and imperial executive actions.
Miss Wilda Gunnee assisted by Miss Helen Martin and Vernon Curtis gave a concert last week to Beckley music lovers. The audience included one hundred or more locals who praised her poise and ability. Lewis Hutchinson, longtime county resident, died at his Prosperity home on August 31. he was father to Mrs. Ash Mankin and Mrs. John Bailey of Beckley.
A column explores public attitudes toward change and continuity amid national discontent. It reflects on Nixon McGovern and incumbents, uses a humorous Jackass Park tale from Hingham Massachusetts, and ends noting time and evolution favoring change.
Martha Mitchell denounces party factions casting aspersions on her. She blasts Republicans for questioning her loyalty after years of service and public stance. Mitchell voices frustration over internal criticism within the party.
A San Diego radio station launched a Dollars for Duane campaign to raise funds to pay football star Duane Thomas more, arguing players deserve fair contracts. The piece notes Thomas's college background and the broader issue of athletes balancing sports with schooling and literacy.
The Raleigh mayor seeks the Democratic nomination at the Sept. 26 convention as John Ward chairs the city committee. Also, Pinecrest Sanitarium faces tubercular waitlists with vacant beds amid funding and staffing shortfalls and critiques of management and literacy claims surrounding a football contract.
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