Thought For Today Hedged Real Ideal
Thought for Today reflects on striving to idealize the real rather than simply pursuing a distant ideal. The aphorism emphasizes inner mindset over perfect standards in daily life.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1961
Page
2
Thought for Today reflects on striving to idealize the real rather than simply pursuing a distant ideal. The aphorism emphasizes inner mindset over perfect standards in daily life.
The article analyzes toll roads like the West Virginia Turnpike within the federal network, noting 2 270 miles of toll routes, their safety and engineering, and the costs to taxpayers. It discusses intersections with interstates, public sentiment for free roads, and the financial implications of buying out toll bonds versus federal purchase.
The 84 year old Carl Sandburg will speak, read poetry, and sing at an evening with the poet hosted by the President's Cabinet at the new State Department auditorium. Jacqueline Kennedy serves as honorary chair for the Arist Series session attended by officials, diplomats, and students.
In 1961 editorial tone, the piece recalls the League of Nations demise, blaming withdrawals by Germany Italy Japan and others and the US absence. It notes failures sanctions Italy Ethiopia 1935 and shrinking staff, exile, and eventual dissolution with World War II. It ends urging the UN to act decisively to avert a similar fate.
Washington report warns that despite hundreds of billions in antisubmarine efforts the United States faces weak defenses against Soviet submarines. Naval and scientific experts acknowledge difficulty detecting quiet atom powered subs at distance and near targets, with no near term breakthroughs expected.
UPI analysis reports Khrushchev prioritizing medium and long range missile submarines. U.S. military observers note atom powered subs testing for efficiency and expect mating missiles to subs within a year or two. Submarines could fire 800 to 1,500 mile missiles from offshore positions near U.S. coasts.
Alvin Handmacher, second-generation maker of women's clothing, notes many women’s apparel firms are listed on securities exchanges signaling a shift in the industry. He serves as president and director of Handmacher-Vogel Inc. and operates from Seventh Avenue in New York. He advocates expansion of women’s apparel enterprises.
Van A. Bittner urged Roosevelt reelect ion and Neely support while Thomas S. Stafford arrived in Beckley to assume a reporting post. C P Phillips was honored on his 74th birthday by his daughters as Handmacher discussed potential for larger apparel companies to grow through partnerships without harming individuality and women investors' interest in stock tied to fashion firms.
Short item notes the need for a first or second grade certified teacher in Piney Gap with mailing address for T. L. Cooper trustee and Odd, W. Va. Includes church and hymn approval notes tied to First Baptist Church of Tarrytown and John D. Rockefeller and Governor Wilson debates. Concludes with abbreviated real estate transfer details for Andrew rig ar wife Shay a J. and Raleigh Realty in Beckley areas.
Hollywood NEA notes Jay Ward Productions released a humorous songbook for private amusement featuring spoof lyrics by Al Burns and George Atkins. The collection parodies TV icons with rhymed tunes and satirical references to agents, film stars, and public figures.
Readers learn estimated repair costs for homes aged 2 to 30 years from Home Inspection Consultants Inc. Advice covers heating plumbing electrical systems and core structural checks. Other Q&As explain credit ratings investing books decorator costs leverage and a British observer on American life and barbecues.
Publication details for Beckley newspapers include offices in Beckley and address at 341 Prince St. It lists subscription rates by rail and home delivery options, with daily and Sunday options, carrier delivery, and address change procedures. The notice reflects rate structures and tax inclusions for subscriptions.
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