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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1963
Page
4
A reflective note on dividing time wisely, citing Eccl. 3:2 and Bishop Thomas Horne. It urges assigning each hour to a proper task so no time is wasted and aims to inspire orderly daily routine.
A Gary reader reprints a Daily Telegraph reply arguing the US has a superior nuclear arsenal that deters war despite Cold War reverses. The letter contends fear of provoking nuclear conflict has weakened US action, cites Berlin and Cuba, and warns against passive appeasement as miscalculation.
Encouraging reports follow the two week ordeal as Henry Throne and David Fellin are freed from the mine. Rescue efforts continue for Louis Bova with dedicated workers optimistic about saving a third miner despite uncertainty and cost.
Bernard L. Lamb of Ho-Ho-Kus proposes a 10 percent discount on long term debts owed to the United States by France, West Germany, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom in exchange for accelerated payment in their currencies. The plan envisions an American Bankers consortium to back travelers’ checks and letters of credit.
Varna profile notes Todor Zhivkov’s palace near the Black Sea shared by top Bulgarian leaders with Yugoslav and Soviet guests. It contrasts Tito’s island and Khrushchev’s Black Sea resort, and covers Zhivkov’s rise, de Stalinization, and stances on peace with Red China, the U S, and Russia.
Fifty years ago Sen. D E French departed for Montreal to attend an American Bar Association conference. Forty years ago Count Gombei Yamamoto was named Japan prime minister. Thirty years ago Bluefield firms reported monthly payroll gains totaling 21000 dollars. Twenty years ago Allied bombers hit Axis communications centers. Ten years ago Adm. Dewitt Ramsey spoke to American Legionnaires on U S air strength lagging behind the Soviet Union.
An international affairs expert notes Monaco could sever the agreement to collect Beausoliel garbage as a leverage against France. The article also mentions statistics and nutritionists not agreeing on the popcorn amount for the four hour Cleopatra spectacle.
The article argues President Kennedy overstated Republican blame for the House foreign aid vote. It notes GOP crossovers with 172 Democrats to pass the bill and questions Kennedy's partisan framing, while highlighting past support shifts and calls for bipartisan cooperation in Congress.
The senator argues that men face a tough position as wives manage national finances and children guide mental health experts, highlighting a shifting power dynamic within the household and the nation.
Washington experts clash over the test ban as John S. Foster of Lawrence Livermore argues continued atmospheric testing is vital for national security. A medical study links Nevada fallout to radiation exposure from Nevada to New York, raising concerns about thyroid health in children and safety margins for milk in affected regions.
The senator argues the limited nuclear test ban treaty lacks an inspection mechanism. He cites Article I Section 2 pledges against tests anywhere and questions how violations could be detected. He notes claims of verification rely on devices while warning of potential Soviet French China dynamics. He doubts Secretary Rusk’s assurances.
A reader rebuts an August 1962 editorial arguing Western strength outweighs the Communist bloc and warns that nuclear weapons create a pervasive fear. The letter notes Khrushchev, Cuba, Berlin, and Suez, cites Kennedy and McNamara, and stresses the need to balance power with negotiation to avoid a nuclear catastrophe.
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