Thought For Today Quote From Job
A reflective Bible verse excerpt invites quiet contemplation and steadfast trust. It presents a resolve to endure suffering and embrace personal risk in faith.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1972
Page
2
A reflective Bible verse excerpt invites quiet contemplation and steadfast trust. It presents a resolve to endure suffering and embrace personal risk in faith.
The Boy Scouts of America launch the Boypower 76 campaign to involve one third of all youths by 1976 and broaden inclusion for older and minority youths. A new handbook adds urban, ethnic, and ecology topics. uniforms may switch to a red beret or visored cap while members become simply scouts.
Mustache Day falls on September 2 amid Labor Day weekend as Mustache Growers Ltd. promotes recognition of facial hair. The piece traces moustache fashion from history to 1972 politics noting Dewey’s race, Hughes, Nixon, and McGovern choosing clean-shaven looks.
Bruce Bioss argues moderates in the Republican Party lack a decisive leader and the political skills to unite. He lists prominent moderates in governors and senators and predicts a conservative-moderate split at the 1976 convention, with unity needed but elusive.
UPI reports Phi Beta Kappa may adjust admission criteria amid a rise in top grades across colleges. Carlisle Dickinson College and Harvard alum Carl Billman describe fears that widespread A grades erode distinction, prompting added interviews and character checks.
Seymour Toppings Journey Between Two Chinas from Harper & Row surveys the 1949 shift in China through diaries and reports by John Stewart and Leighton Stuart. The UPI piece notes Topping’s five week 1971 China visit and places the work in Cold War context with U.S. press access and historical milestones.
A reflective piece portrays September as misleadingly pleasant yet violent. It recalls WWII milestones, the 1814 Fort McHenry bombardment, the 1792 French Revolution killings, and varied observances from American Youth Month to Confucius birthday. The tone blends nostalgia with warning as holidays and dates mingle with wars and upheaval.
Yorick Blumenfeld analyzes a Cambridge lecture by Dr. Richard Gooder on how English fiction emphasizes the social world and authentic character while American writing centers on isolated consciousness. He links postwar shifts, McGovern’s appeal to return home, and divergent cultural pull toward tradition versus dreamlike horizons.
Fifty years ago Glen Rogers hosted a model mining town project by the Raleigh Wyom ing Coal company. Engineers lay out a planned city with 600 plus brick miners homes. Two story eight room houses were already completed for the men and feature electric lights hot water baths with monthly rents of 16 dollars and 50 cents.
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