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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1967
Page
5
The message contrasts Balak’s summons with the adage that obstacles appear when focus shifts from the goal. The note cites Numbers 22 16 and attributes the reflection to Hannah More the English spiritual writer.
An Appalachian Regional Commission advisory panel argues that 93 percent of 397 counties in the region offer agricultural and home economics programs, wasteful for careers, and urges focus on marketable skills. It notes farmers and traditional roles decline, applauds Mercer County Vocational School plans, and advocates multiple modern vocational high schools to prepare students for 20th century jobs.
A reader rebukes a December editorial claim that 10 percent of Americans would take over the other 90 percent and argues Carmichael’s influence is overstated. The piece notes media creation of his notoriety, the need to balance rights with progress, and the dangers of his methods. It also observes new satellites in orbit, a friend advised to walk for health, and executives relocating with family impacts.
A Japanese reader’s back translation of a U.S. government alcohol study yields a surreal, satirical scene. The piece parodies a family drinking guidance and includes a Thomson House setting with the family Parodic dialogue about sake and brandy at dinner and after.
French engineers report a chaotic Maoist economy with private trading rising and central controls weakening. Liu Shao-chi backs free enterprise while Teng Hsiao-ping presses reform, reshaping Shanghai and Peking trade and raising concerns over China’s nuclear potential and U S security.
The Morning's News profiles Dr. Benjamin Spock and Dwight Macdonald arguing against draft laws while planning a staged act at 150 East 35th Street New York. The author predicts fragile legal grounds and invites Macdonald to counsel youths to refuse registration with witnesses and a Justice Department representative present.
Washington reports a sharp policy disagreement between President Johnson and Attorney General Ramsey Clark over Stokely Carmichael. The article notes Carmichael's international travels, Sedition Act questions, and potential U S prosecution upon his return, with Clark fearing martyrdom and Johnson warning of limits on treasonous activity.
A New York Times editorial fuels Lindsay supporters to argue he deserves consideration alongside Reagan as a possible GOP nominee. Nixon remains the front runner, with Rockefeller as a distant second, while Romney and others risk early elimination if not challenging Nixon soon.
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