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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1971
Page
4
The message blends a biblical line from I John 5 4 about overcoming the world with a Churchill credo on victory against terror and hardship noting that without victory there is no survival. The quotes reflect perseverance in faith and resolve.
The piece argues cease fire may end hostilities in the East but fighting continues in the West, especially Kashmir. It warns China may intervene on Pakistan’s side, accuses India of expansionism with Soviet support, and notes border clashes and plebiscite disputes over Kashmir.
The Senate confirms Lewis F. Powell Jr and William H. Rehnquist marking a shift toward conservative judicial restraint. Nixon contrasts recent liberal rulings on school prayer and rights of the accused with a court leaning to strict interpretation and potential overturns. The balance includes Douglas Marshall Brennan White Stewart as potential swing votes.
The speaker questions a tax supported campaign plan and suggests it could be used to reward a non candidate for choosing not to run. The remark implies concern about improper incentives and political influence.
The piece argues against a six year non re election term for the president and notes the core problem is congressional opposition. It discusses parliamentary contrasts, reform proposals linking elections, and the difficulty of unified party control impacting legislation and Nixon era politics.
An opinion piece accuses Senators Fulbright and Kennedy of steering a Panama Canal giveaway to Panamanian control with support from Rep. Flood. It argues the plan would erode U S sovereignty, involves Senate approval only for treaties, and cites regional chaos and strategic risks alongside calls for public alarm and resistance.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak detail Arnold Weber's role in opening construction unions to Black workers via the Philadelphia Plan, its labor backlash, and Weber's Pay Board involvement. The column also covers Sen. Tunney's control attempts over Muskie's California campaign, and Rep. Stuckey losing a Fed board seat amid GOP opposition and party affiliation shifts.
A Litton Industries test on microwave ovens suggests potential eye irritation and cataracts from extreme leaks. Rabbits showed lens changes and redness at higher leak levels, while industry figures dispute dangers. Government and medical sources echo concerns about long term effects and need for safer designs.
Russell Kirk argues modern life drains scarce resources through excess consumption and faulty construction. He recalls John Mulcahey, a New York builder, noting lost oak shelving and decayed craftsmanship as symbols of national neglect. He warns of looming energy shortages and climate tension if we do not curtail waste and renew public priorities.
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