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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1968
Page
5
A religious quotation from Jeremiah 17 1 emphasizes divine judgment of thoughts and deeds. Josiah Gilbert Holland aligns noble acts with spiritual progress in this brief reflection.
The New Republic argues John D Rockefeller IV will likely win West Virginia’s 1972 governor race and maybe seek Byrd's Senate seat. The piece notes Rockefeller’s wealth and influence, questions his motives, and suggests Arch Moore as a temporary Republican governor with Rockefeller aiming for higher office.
Buckley surveys campus protests amid HUAC interrogation of Tom Hayden and a Wisconsin event where invited speakers were jeered. He contrasts Kennan’s cautious campus presence with Lillian Hellman’s critique and notes UCSD’s lopsided faculty.
A cool polite summit at the Pierre between President-elect Nixon and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller revealed tensions within the GOP. Rockefeller, leader of the liberal wing, left unhappy as Nixon offered little and excluded him from strategy talks, risking further disunity among Republicans.
A Mount Zion Hospital study of 3,524 men aged 39 to 59 found ambitious individuals developed coronary heart disease two to three times faster than passive peers. Roseman notes personality and behavior play a casual role, with risks including family history high blood pressure diabetes and smoking. The research began in 1960 and reported 133 cases, 94 among driven men. So cool it Jack Stop trying to get the boss job.
Associate Justice Hugo Black argued that the First Amendment protects speech and assembly but not a citizen’s right to walk or protest on streets or threaten others. He noted governments can limit demonstrations on public or private property to prevent harm and suggested alternative venues like stadiums or auditoriums for protest activity.
In Washington Senator Eugene McCarthy's quiet fund raising continues through the McCarthy Donors Fund and a secretive campaign HQ in a Capitol Hill hotel. The donors list includes Mrs. Martin Scheiner and the Gagarins, with large grants to the McCarthy Finance Committee and two unaccounted recipients. officials admit uncertainty about the entities involved.
Russell Kirk reviews Hubert Humphrey's handwriting noting a quick, probing intellect and strong emotions. He describes Humphrey as frank yet sometimes vague, with enthusiasm that can lead to domineering moments but tempered by loyalty and a creative, cultural bent.
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