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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1968
Page
4
The text presents two quotes about prudence. First Daniel 2 14 notes Daniel answering Arioch with a cautious question. The second quote by Sir Francis Bacon asserts that prudent questioning is a key part of wisdom.
The article argues Appalachia faces barriers from poor access and scarce industrial sites but could rise with highway completion and land creation. Mine-mouth power plants could cut energy costs, enabling local industry, while long distance transmission may shift plant locations. It cites Dr. Hale's Bluefield plan and laments local leadership inaction.
The piece celebrates Rep Wilbur Mills for pressuring President Johnson into a 6 billion spending cut to enable a 10 billion tax increase. It cites Jamestown Colorado as a example of wasteful federal spending and urges more cuts to reach a sustainable budget level.
Washington reports show officials expect protracted Paris negotiations over Vietnam with no rush to bomb North Vietnam. Britain and the Soviet Union urged restraint, but Moscow refused to intervene. President Johnson stressed pursuing an honorable peace while refusing battlefield defeat. analysts predict a long road ahead with little near-term progress before the November election.
Russell Kirk argues campus mobs reflect affluence and permissiveness not poverty. He cites arson and violent protests as ruinous to learning, praising Renee Radel l's painting and quoting Dr Jules Masserman on the need for rules to curb student violence and the false belief that force achieves reform.
William S Gaud administrator of the Agency for International Development argues that foreign aid is not dollars but sending American experts and goods to aid poor countries. He notes fertilizer equipment electricity experts and tax guidance are funded by aid dollars but stay in the United States.
White House pressure grows for bigger federal cuts while Mills quietly inserts a 10 percent surtax loophole. The measure shields Arkansas taxpayers notably banks and insurance firms by reversing a Treasury ruling that municipal industrial bonds are no longer tax exempt.
The FBI widens its probe into Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s death as agents pursue connections with King’s associates and a ghostwriter who shaped his speeches. Questions arise about the April 3 Memphis address and whether another author or outside influence shaped the text.
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