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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1972
Page
4
A Uplift styled reflection cites Luke 10 and Dale Carnegie. The message contrasts offering peace to a house with the return of peace if not welcomed, and asserts inner peace comes from oneself.
The piece marks the first anniversary of the New Economy after the economic freeze and notes a broad recovery with rising Dow Jones averages, higher production and employment, and easing inflation. It cites weighted price increases of 3.21 percent for large firms and 4.9 percent for wages, under stabilization rules expiring April 30, and questions whether to extend or dismantle them.
The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved 715000 dollars for Saigon's Center for Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and supported an amendment to aid war orphans, orphanages, schools and day care. Rep Fraser warned of suffering and urged further steps beyond this initial funding.
A foreign observer at U S political conventions asks for a translation of the phrase he believes to be the national motto. He renders it as Clear the Aisles, sparking curiosity about underlying political or ceremonial significance.
Readers discuss Tony Boyle and UMW leadership amid court limits on campaigning. They condemn safety failures at Blacksville and Farmington mines, blame Leonard Pankovich, and push for militant union action to enforce laws and protect miners.
William F Buckley Jr discusses Professor John Noonan Berkeley views on abortion and law. He argues against ad hoc fixes and cites Mapp v Ohio to show how hard questions can set bad law. He compares fetus rights to historic shifts in civil rights and urges a cautious, principled stance.
A satirical note questions a politician who addresses TV listeners as friends. A dog faces stress from changing weather between sun and air conditioning. Tilly admits imperfect housekeeping but recycles dust. The Congressional Record attracts critics and subsidy concerns. A government subsidy could leave one magazine as a remaining publication.
The article reports on researchers proposing a laser device to blind enemy soldiers at distances beyond a mile, developed for the 6570th Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Presented in secret Pentagon forums, the research notes use of giant pulse lasers on animal eyes to cause bleeding and rupture, aiming to cripple rather than kill.
Public figure Richard Kleindienst calls for faster trials while contrasting the US and Britain. Debate cites rising crime,Expanded rights concerns, and proposed reform by an American Bar Association panel. Includes satire on bureaucracy and snippets about government workers and a cow-feed experiment.
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