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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1978
Page
5
The page presents multiple editorial and political opinions in columns. Excludes the column directly below, which may reflect the newspaper's own stance.
A quotation attributed to James A. Garfield urges honoring the aged and keeping the spirit youthful. It contrasts wrinkles on the brow with wrinkles on the heart and invokes Leviticus to emphasize reverence for older people and enduring spirit.
The piece criticizes Senator George McGovern for opposing U.S. action in Cambodia amid the Khmer Rouge slaughter, arguing liberals often misjudge foreign policy. It also discusses a forthcoming bill to require reporting of foreign purchases of U.S. farm or timberland, suggesting a national land ownership register and possible restrictions on nonresidents.
William L. Rusher argues that Carter faces broad editorial and columnists attacks but notes liberals and conservatives both doubt a unified anti Carter front. He suggests the 1980 race hinges on Democratic nominating battles and Kennedy’s possible path may be blocked by Chappaquiddick issues. He also critiques UN ambassador Andrew Young and cites a Commentary piece urging removal from office.
The piece argues Andrew Young’s praise of Marxist regimes and revolutionary groups reveals ideological sympathy that undercuts anti oppression aims. It contends Young could serve as a favorable U.N. ambassador for those interests while noting Jimmy Carter’s unpopularity stems from balancing competing economic forces.
An interview with a North Vietnamese captain reveals doubts as South Vietnam offers greater freedom and higher incomes. Observers note South’s economy benefits from American aid, while Hanoi’s regime concentrates on control, threatening long term outcomes.
Susan Nowling, founder of The Garden of Eden cosmetics, notes the store showcased a man in a red trunks during a stunt to attract female customers who make up about 75 percent of the clientele. The World’s Longest Bath display drew attention despite its unusual setup.
Elena Kuzmenko, an American nurse, failed to extend her tourist visa to marry Yuri Balovenkov in Moscow. Soviet refusals after embassy assurances left the couple separated as he faces reduced pay and loss of status. Helsinki accord referenced. background on antitrust policy also touched.
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