Thought For Today Quote From Paul Hamlyn
Thought for Today reflects a belief in the value of books and the reader market. The note cites British publisher Paul Hamlyn and his view that improvements by customers could fix the book trade.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1964
Page
4
Thought for Today reflects a belief in the value of books and the reader market. The note cites British publisher Paul Hamlyn and his view that improvements by customers could fix the book trade.
The Washington Post notes Cecil H. Underwood’s coffee aversion while praising Hulett Smith’s parole reform ideas and urging stricter parole board procedures. It also cites Rep. Joe D. Waggonner’s call to repeal the Fourteenth Amendment to curb despotism, a stance that draws broad constitutional alarms.
Bruce Biossat outlines Puerto Rico's rising economy needing more capital and skilled management, improved transport, and mass transit. Gov. Luis Munoz Marin retires, pitting Roberto Sanchez Vilella against Luis Ferre in a tight governor race. Analysts note unemployment at 12 percent, ongoing debates on statehood versus maintaining federal tax advantages, with the election looming and Congress unlikely to act before then.
Roy Lee Harmon surveys a GOP effort to recruit veterinarians for Goldwater Miller and notes criticism of Barry Goldwater. He cites Dr L P Graham of Tucson as chairman of the Veterinarians for Goldwater Miller, and comments on Johnson dog handling and nuclear fears. The column touches West Virginia politics and a hospital fundraising for Mrs Oakley Davis.
Ismet Inonu, 80, guides Turkey through Cyprus tensions amid Western aid pressures. The veteran premier balances military support, public sentiment, and modernizing goals while confronting a growing population, illiteracy, and economic strain. His leadership shapes a volatile path between Cyprus, Ankara, and Washington.
A Missouri diary entry reflects on daily walking versus riding to work, recounting a 1959 measured walk of 2260 steps later recorded as 2149 steps. The writer muses on aging, self improvement, and a dog forcing companionship on the route. A State Road Commission foreman uses the term mandatory while overseeing repairs near Sunrise Avenue.
A veteran observer recalls strict caution while traveling Viet Nam with aid officials. He jokes about attire choices to avoid drawing fire and shares lessons on safety, village entry, and risk minimization amid Viet Cong activity.
Beclley Newspapers announces subscription rates by mail and home delivery with annual and semiannual options. Rates include daily and Sunday plans, with tax added in West Virginia. Addresses must show old and new for changes. Carriers are independent contractors not liable for advance payments.
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