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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1971
Page
4
A concise guide highlights recognizing a man’s strengths first and then guiding him to improve weaknesses. It emphasizes steady, respectful coaching and constructive, supportive communication to foster development.
The piece argues that workers and management must cooperate for economic success. It cites Ohio GE plant wage restraint and Fairmont West Virginia Alcan plant as examples where productivity and collaboration saved jobs and improved outcomes. It warns against union obstruction and laments newspaper industry declines due to inflexible labor demands.
The United Nations could avert a wider India Pakistan conflict by sending a peacekeeping observer force to East Pakistan and restraining arms supplies. The piece argues past UN intervention, lessons from Korea and Vietnam, and urges major powers to fund and support such missions to secure world peace.
A 1971 controversy links oil interests to Vietnam with claims of a vast offshore reservoir. Senator Hart's committee probes the oil story while activists push for accountability. Debunked figures and misquotes are noted, ending with the fade of Another Mother For Peace.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak detail Sadat's dilemma at the United Nations. With the Sinai at stake, he seeks a strong UN statement to delay war, while fearing US failure to broker a first stage settlement and risking a renewed Egyptian drive by force if negotiations collapse.
A columnist assesses Egyptian leader Anwar Sadat amid growing Soviet weaponry in Egypt and a stalled peace gamble. The piece notes 750 trained pilots, fully deployed SAM missiles, and Moscow’s stance on combat missions, framing UN diplomacy as Egypt’s attempt to delay fighting and reach a settlement by May with Nixon and Soviet leaders driving terms.
The piece alleges a link between campaign contributions and Nixon's support for textile curbs on Japanese imports. It cites six figure offers, industry lobbying, and a 1968 backroom push led by Roger Milliken and Bob Stevens, plus Thurmond and Humphrey interactions, with later public statements favoring freer trade but exceptions for textiles. It also notes a separate customs snooping complaint by travelers to Honolulu.
Analysis warns that a forthcoming Indiana act creates a powerful Private School Accrediting Commission and a 25000 dollar surety bond for all private schools. Critics fear licensing overreach could bankrupt small, self funded institutions, including private music and arts teachers, with amendments not removing broad executive powers.
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