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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
4
A morning greeting blends Colossians 3 16 guidance with Oliver Wendell Holmes reflection. The message invites thoughtful study and heartfelt singing as you carry beliefs into reading.
Bluefield leaders warn two new regional shopping centers will reshape local retail. The Bluefield Chamber of Commerce Retail Division meets Tuesday to discuss countermeasures and the possible use of a downtown urban renewal plan, funded by federal taxes and city money, to revitalize the heart of Bluefield amid lukewarm public support.
Ramsey Clark admits a major factual error days after becoming attorney general noting the FBI did not investigate Clay Shaw as district attorney Jim Garrison alleges. The piece criticizes Clark for smokescreens and optimistic crime views, calling for learning on the job.
Buckley argues that California's repeal of the Rumford Act and Proposition 14 threaten anti discrimination gains by allowing private racial discrimination. He cites John Harlan and the Court's reasoning that the Fourteenth Amendment prevents state action but not private acts, warning of a slippery standard that could curb anti discrimination statutes.
An Irregularly worded column argues courts should limit libel suits as tools of harassment. It cites cases where officials and publications faced costly, protracted actions, urging stronger prima facie standards and fewer frivolous libel actions.
Analysis argues Nasser seeks regional dominance aided by the Soviet Union while the United States and Britain press for restraint. It warns that keeping the Gulf of Aqaba closed harms oil shipments and that UN vetoes hinder timely peacekeeping. Calls for UN charter reform and stronger international action.
Henry J. Taylor warns of a crisis in confidence as the London Gold Exchange hits record volumes amid fears over the U S budget deficit and a shrinking dollar. He cites Kennedy and Johnson era debt growth, Fed gold reserves dropping to 13.1 billion, and foreign holders increasing claims while production and mining costs rise.
Rep. Manny Celler resists adding crime research in Johnson’s anti crime bill while James Scheuer promotes a comprehensive crime causes plan with an FBI oversight role. Hoover objects, Rooney opposes research, and Scheuer seeks an Assistant Attorney General. In Florida, Holland and Smathers back a private bill to exempt Florida Power and Light from the Federal Power Commission, stirring a controversial overrule of interstate commerce findings and tied to past Florida energy and media cases. Magnuson prepares an administration bill to block the Holland Smathers move and curb blackouts.
A collection of satirical lines comments on equal opportunity, a frog jumping entry disqualification for being a toad, and quips about allergies, weather control by computers, ticking bombs, commencement speeches, a father and smoking bananas, colored cash, and inter-state rivalries over birds and fruit.
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