Thought For Today by Sydney Smith
A reflective maxim on courage and talent. It laments how much ability remains untapped when people fail to summon enough courage to act. The quote emphasizes inner resolve as the key to unlocking potential.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1962
Page
4
A reflective maxim on courage and talent. It laments how much ability remains untapped when people fail to summon enough courage to act. The quote emphasizes inner resolve as the key to unlocking potential.
A look at deaths in college and high school football shows at least one high school death early in the season. The piece notes previous tolls, cites heat prostration as a rising issue, and quotes experts urging safer practice and altered tackling technique to reduce fatal injuries.
Review of Dr. Robert Lindner's Must You Conform? Grove Press edition. Essays on sex attitudes, censorship, and liberalism clash with Lindner's critique of culture. The author links erotic suppression to mass psychopathy and urges identifying and opposing the psychopathic antagonist in society.
The U N plans focus on disarmament the nuclear test ban outer space use and UN financing as top issues in the General Assembly opening Sept 18 in New York. Debates will also touch Congo Cuba and Red China with an inspected test ban seen as strongest leverage.
In 1961 Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress hinged on Brazil as a test case amid mounting debts and inflation. Joao Goulart, struggling with weak powers and military opposition, faces plebiscite hopes while foreign investment tightens and payments lag, leaving Brazil needing aid and political stability to sustain the program.
Richard Spong reviews the idea of a second emancipation proclamation from President Kennedy to end segregation in federally assisted housing. He notes the centenary of Lincoln’s 1862 proclamation and explains legal scope, political hurdles, and historical misconceptions about executive power and wartime authority.
In New York a group of several hundred business executives met at a midtown hotel to hear expert opinions and panel discussions. The gathering highlighted the National Industrial Conference Board as the fact-finding body uniting them to learn about coping with cost price pressures and competition in production industries.
The Beckley Institute opens this week enrolling 203 students with 13 teachers including G W Ogden Sydney L Angell Miss Mary Johnson Miss Vera Adamson and Miss Isadora Heatwole. Out of town students face high board costs while Miss Sue Laing attends Boyd Crisp nuptials at Caperton. The NICB conducts its 10th annual marketing conference attracting business labor and library groups.
Raleigh County's United Mine Workers will gather by thousands at Sophia on Labor Day to cheer a speech by Van A Bittner and compete for prizes offered by Sophia merchants. Mrs Warren A Thornhill Jr announced plans for the annual flower show to be presented Sept 17 by the Home and Garden department of the Woman's Club. Miss Rosalie Frances Garges, 18, of Skelton, left for Stella Niagara to enter the Franciscan convent, waving a last fingerwave and manicure.
Senate Democratic leaders face pressure from the White House to curb Cuba talk. The piece argues openness is essential as Soviet troops and technicians have entered Cuba, urging questions about CIA awareness, the reasons for inaction, and differences between American and Soviet aims. It warns against overreliance on reservist calls and calls for responsible public accountability.
The Raleigh Register, published by Beckley Newspapers Corporation, lists office at 341 Prince Street Beckley WV with daily and Sunday editions options. Rates include one year daily and Sunday 21.50, six months 12.00. daily only 10.00. home delivery by carrier per week or half-month and monthly prices are shown. Managing Editor is John Hodel and contact phone is Beckley 23-3321.
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