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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1971
Page
4
A compact reading of quotes urges steady focus on tasks when fear arises. It links preparation with courage and calm, citing Job and Dale Carnegie to advise composure under pressure.
The United States and allies agreed to devalue the dollar again to realign major currencies with the aim of improving international balance of payments. Experts anticipate potential boosts to exports and employment, while domestic impact may be limited and gradual.
In a critique of the UN, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto laments the Soviet veto that blocks cease fire efforts in East Pakistan. He recalls national interests of permanent members and highlights Kr. Malik’s stance as emblematic of broader failures. The piece notes Dacca in flames, Mackshaw halting air strikes, and Niazi seeking cease fire.
The article details David Packard leaving Hewlett Packard to serve as Deputy Secretary of Defense. He set up a stock trust, avoided gains during tenure, and donated $23 million from stock appreciation and dividends. Packard earned $127,500 over three years, a net loss of $27,872,900, while Ralph Nader is cited on truck drivers and medications.
Henry J. Taylor argues December stock gains are a near-term barometer, noting past patterns since 1900 and 1960s volatility. He cites Dow levels from 931 to 944 and 631, advocates long-term goals, warns against guessing tops, and suggests 1972 could see a rise toward new highs, possibly over 1000.
William F Buckley Jr discusses letters from upstate California indicating colleges push for minority and female candidates. He cites a New England department chair who claims to apply quality criteria while favoring minorities and women, then critiques HEW policy and calls for broader consideration of past injustices and potential standards impact.
The article argues India acts as a Russian satellite evidenced by arms from the Soviet Union exceeding 1.5 billion dollars and Soviet officers directing Indian combat operations. It notes Moscow’s veto at the UN and calls out Soviet advisers near Prime Minister Gandhi while WASHINGTON social circles discuss Ethel Kennedy and David Brinkley alongside Eugene McCarthy and Katharine Graham.
The AELE, led by Fred Inbau and Frank Carrington, positions itself as a counterweight to the ACLU arguing that expanded accused rights foster crime. It files friend of the court briefs on key cases and seeks state chapters across Colorado Ohio Oregon Virginia New York Wisconsin to push for tougher policing and deterrents.
Senator Hubert Humphrey refuses to write a critical review of Lyndon Johnson memoirs saying he will not use the opportunity to criticize the book. He cites their long friendship, mutual support in Senate roles, and vows to avoid public airing of Vietnam disputes. He emphasizes a single presidential voice in the Executive Branch.
A humorous letter cites Senator Soaper and jokes about placing portraits on currency. It mentions a proposal to feature Susan B Anthony on the two dollar bill and suggests Minnie Mouse as a saluting image for inflation awareness.
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