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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1966
Page
4
A Morning reflection quotes Jesus on belief and possibility from a monk and Charles M Schwab notes. It contrasts faith with self imposed limits, pairing a biblical attributed line with Schwab’s entrepreneurial maxim.
A $30,000 federal feasibility study funds a proposed Mercer County airport adjacent industrial park. Rep. Kee warns success is not guaranteed and local costs may reach 30 percent of $3-$4 million, but officials see strong potential for regional economic growth near the expanded airport.
Democratic lawmakers grow furious at Sargent Shriver over anti poverty spending and district consultation. They demand veto power or advance input before funding decisions, while Shriver offers prior consultation but resists formal veto rights amid intensifying election year pressure.
In a Washington dispatch, the speaker asserts U S policy relies on secrecy and unity to deter Hanoi and Peiping. He cites Red China News Agency claims of growing anti U S sentiment and argues the U N must be mobilized to pressure both China and the Soviet Union toward a supervised withdrawal and lasting peace.
In this analysis the critic argues that De Gaulle weakens Western security by pulling France from NATO and seeks to show how a France outside the alliance would destabilize Europe. It traces NATO origins, postwar German rearmament, and the risk of a militarily independent Germany with nuclear capabilities increasing Soviet peril.
Washington reports the Senate Ethics Committee probes Sen. Tom Dodd amid calls for a House ethics panel. The House speaker resists, defending colleagues while delaying reform. The piece highlights Rep. Abraham Multer and ties to banking interests, suggesting conflicts of interest in finance legislation and lobbying.
Russell Kirk argues against abolishing prayer and Bible reading in Oklahoma City public schools while critiquing World Council of Churches figures and political clergy. He urges civil rights focus and charity over legislative fixes, warning against church demagogues and political theology.
The Daily Telegraph recalls a meeting between Gov. Stanley of Virginia and the Legislature to discuss integration issues as a decade passes.
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