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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1967
Page
4
A concise reflection contrasts Job’s complaint with Thoreau’s view that life is meant for satisfaction. The statement frames purpose over grievance, invoking quotes from Job and Henry David Thoreau.
An 8-1 decision allows police hot pursuit to enter a suspect’s home for evidence, with admissibility of any discoveries on site. Earlier, the court backed anonymous informants and limited confrontation rights. The editorial deems these shifts a return toward law enforcement protection and civil order.
Retired General Thomas A. Lane criticizes the Johnson administration for fighting a defensive war in Vietnam. He argues political fears paralyze option choices and that nuclear or naval measures could end the war, warning current leadership risks losing Vietnam and global credibility.
Art Buchwald sketches a heated US debate over Nasser's Aqaba closure and Middle East policy. Pacifists demand action while hawks push escalation, including nuclear threats. Brinkerhoff and others argue for strong U S stances and even military measures. The piece parodies Cold War rhetoric and Domino Theory anxieties.
The piece argues the Soviet Union could spark a world war again if Moscow aligns with dictators. It warns against Nasser's ambitions in the Gulf, underscores the UN mediation role, and urges continued American aid to defend nations under threat. The author calls communist imperialism the main peace threat and stresses U.S. restraint and support for allies.
W F Buckley Jr argues Idaho voters seek to recall Senator Church over Vietnam and policy, warns the move may fail or be struck down, and urges conventional electoral defeat in 1968. He contrasts recall with representative government and questions populist direct democracy.
Reporters learn from White House insiders what Johnson told Abba Eban on Egypt’s blockade of the Tiran Strait. The president urged diplomacy, warned Israel against military action, and suggested pressing international powers to keep the straits open. The exchange highlighted US support for international waters and caution to avoid alienating allied nations.
A Bristol Virginia pastor Lynn Ramey denounces Dr. Eugene Carson Blake and mainstream church bodies for pacifism toward Communists in Vietnam. He cites Niebuhr on tyranny and urges militant Christian opposition, arguing opposition to Nazis and Communists was righteous.
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