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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1995
Page
5
The text presents a Jeffersonian excerpt on religious freedom and free expression. It notes the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus on opinions in the columns and cites executive editor Thomas A. Colley and a biblical verse from John 8 47.
The piece argues the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki raises moral questions while noting Dresden and Nanking atrocities. It links Japan's Kamikaze and ground battles to a broader Jupiter complex of retributive warfare and contends the bomb saved lives by averting an invasion, asking readers to weigh protest against historical necessity.
Executive editor Tom Colley recalls a three hour interview with Dr. Gerald Looney detailing his upbringing in Buchanan County and Bradshaw, medical career from Johns Hopkins to Tufts and USC, work as a pediatrician and medical director, and his views on Truman, the atomic bombs, Edward Teller, and history from Hiroshima to the Cold War era.
Letters praise neighbor support and the Retired Seniors Volunteer Program for the Expo '95 success. Janet E. Bailey credits volunteers Anne Dishner and others, sponsors, and media coverage, and invites readers to AHExpo '97. The second piece contrasts Rome and Greece, arguing Rome fell from overexpansion and economic issues.
A columnist argues for a worldwide War Zone where disputing parties are airlifted to a massive boxing ring to resolve tensions by fighting. It would license combat, entertainment, and media profits while removing civilians from danger and reducing domestic conflicts. Proponents ask where to locate the zone and who volunteers.
Diplomats warn relations with Russia are frostier amid fears over a GOP backed missile defense plan that could breach the ABM treaty and inflame anti American sentiment in Russia. Bush era style concerns include Yeltsin health and alleged dangerous cooperation with Iran.
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