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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1964
Page
4
A brief collection of moral maxims referencing scripture and a historical figure. The proverbs caution about influences of bad company and emphasize the equal ease of forming good habits as bad ones. The quotes anchor values without additional context or events.
Welfare official Louis P. Kurtis cites a survey showing 75 percent of relief recipients in Westchester County are emotionally unable to work. He argues that open jobs persist because of unsuitable applicants and urges private groups and community efforts to provide targeted rehabilitation and opportunities for alcoholics, the mentally ill, addicts, and even freed offenders.
The U.S. once shaped U.N. General Assembly decisions but now faces a larger body and many small states with equal voting power. Malta and Gabon can counter major powers, prompting debate over restoring veto authority to the Security Council or curbing U.S. funding to reform the body.
New affidavits in the Hoffa case detail sensational allegations. Sidney Simpson and Mrs. Rena Booth describe dope handling and secrecy around Partin, with claims of FBI and Louisiana officials pressuring witnesses to frame Hoffa and swap charges. Partin, once released on bond, allegedly sought help to avoid punishment while Hoffa faces ongoing appeals.
Art Buchwald argues that lacking an American embassy in Peking heightens Sino American anger over Congo policy People could build an artful embassy to absorb demonstrations He suggests Washington Peking balance by mutual embassies provoking protests to foster better relations and pressure policy makers
The plan targets removing junkyard eye sores by enforcing state and city ordinances on location and operation. Officials aim to curb blight and improve neighborhood aesthetics and safety through stricter compliance measures.
A vintage Telegraph roundup recalls fifty years ago when the House of Representatives debated prohibition and women's suffrage. Also notes bluefield Knights Templar annual inspection and past fears of theater bomb threats, plus historic winter snow disruption and Christmas shopping enthusiasm in Bluefield.
In Saigon Marguerite Higgins argues the Vietnam war is not lost despite turmoil. She critiques American naivete and cautious defeatism while noting Hanoi’s increased intrusion and the fragility of Diem era stability amid Buddhist protests and political upheaval.
Readers criticize road maintenance as the State Road Commission fails to ease a six mile, one hour fifty five minute trip. Letters question store holiday hours and cite the true meaning of Christmas while railing against government growth and economic pressures on workers and communities.
Dwight D. Eisenhower delivered a speech the same day as a Republican leaders conference in New York. He argued for defined conservative principles and warned against federal overreach while noting the need for local self reliance and unity within the party. He spoke as a former U.S. president and Allied WWII commander.
Lavender and yellow waters shift to aqua crimson white and amber a spectrum of colors paints the fountain as fireworks rise. The poem notes music heightens the display yet the heart needs no music when the fountains blaze.
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