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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1972
Page
5
The quotes compare patience in creation with impulsive ruin. The first reflects a biblical judgment on neglecting divine works, while the second warns that deliberate rebuilding spans years whereas destruction can occur in a day. The tone is reflective and admonitory.
The article notes President Nixon's congress address praising a breakthrough with the Soviet Union toward reducing world nuclear fear. It highlights a focus on top level and smaller scale peace efforts, mentions stops in Austria Iran and Poland, and critiques lawmakers cautious in applauding peace amid an election year.
The California poll shows Humphrey ahead slightly as McGovern gains momentum in a drive to win the Democratic nomination. Supporters cite McGovern's momentum money and manpower while Humphrey emphasizes jobs defense and aerospace ties amid California's industrial uncertainty.
The piece argues Harper's reveal of Nixon Administration opposition to compulsory school busing is not sensational, likening it to already public positions and noting Buchanan authored the memo. It questions the magazine’s motives and mocks other leaks while praising neighborhood school concepts.
Field reports show South Vietnamese militiamen alongside ARVN resisting, holding, and often driving off small enemy units despite weak arms. Encounters near Dak To Duc Thanh Nam Can Dong Ha Cau Be and Dong Xuan Tuy An yield multiple militiamen killed or wounded, and numerous weapons captured.
The Clarion notes 1972 protests center on distrust of government and taxes while McGovern and Wallace gain as anti politics candidates. Brookings’ study forecasts higher taxes ahead, flags limited relief and rising payroll, defense, and social program costs with no easy offsets.
The passage notes fired generals and baseball managers face new jobs elsewhere. It imagines a city housing pandas and naming a sports franchise after them, comments on underfinancing in politics, and suggests longevity may rise to two centuries, creating wide generation gaps.
Two House Internal Security Committee investigators sought to wire a Chicago radical Youth Workers Liberation League convention at the Midland Hotel May 5 8 but were blocked by hotel president Eugene Pekow who called the action illegal. Ohio congressman John Ashbrook dismissed the conduct as improper and said he would have opposed it.
Journalist Francine du Plessix Gray argues Hawaii is overrated as a model of racial equality, portraying Oahu as a plastic paradise dominated by developers and the pineapple trust. The piece contrasts superficial harmony with deeper social inequities among Chinese Japanese Polynesians and notes broader implications for native communities. It also cites an Army rail magazine urging stricter inventory control to curb waste, implying systemic inefficiency in American institutions.
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