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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1968
Page
4
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The Mercer County Republican Executive Committee nominated Princeton Police Chief Joe Thorn as the Republican candidate for sheriff. Thorn, a respected law officer and father figure to basketball star Rod Thorn, has a strong record in Princeton and youth sports programs. Chairman A Harry West is re elected, praised for his long service and sacrifice.
The Virginia governor is expected to name a successor to William M. Sclater Jr. on the State Highway Commission. J. Hudson Huffard Sr. of Bluefield is one of three contenders, with strong regional support. Rufus T. Hairs ton and Tom B. Fugate are the others, but Huffard is urged for his background and ability to advance Interstate 77 and four-laning U S 460.
Norfolk and Western officials continue a drive to end the Powhatan Arrow service. A Roanoke photographer has been documenting coaches while minimizing crowded-car situations. The railroad aims for termination via ICC or state commissions, while worsening schedules to deter riders.
Henry J. Taylor critiques modern language and politics, listing terms like WAR LAW AND ORDER ACADEMIC FREEDOM and UNEMPLOYMENT with pointed, critical glosses. He argues definitions have warped authority and public discourse, highlighting government, poverty, and policing concerns with sardonic wit.
Rev. James Bevel told liberal lawmakers in a private briefing that the Poor People’s campaign seeks radical changes including wealth redistribution, dismantling arms, reorienting police, and ending violence. He described the movement as economic class warfare and a staged, educational drama with both peaceful and violent scenes.
William E. Simkin argues that most labor negotiations end with peaceful contracts and brief work stoppages. He stresses bargaining as a free democratic process where compromise serves mutual interests and contracts are honored for their duration.
Washington reports Rep. John J. Rooney of Brooklyn faces a Democratic primary challenge from Frederick Richmond. The redraw of Rooney’s district shifts toward Jewish and Black voters while Richmond gains momentum. Rooney’s temper has sharpened as the race heats up with fundraisers and a cocktail party chaired by Thomas G. Wyman to feature Roger Stevens from the White House arts program.
Russell Kirk denounces modern world folly in Mercy College Detroit address on St Pancras feast day. He urges graduates of 1968 to cling to permanent truths and the dignity of man amid turmoil and change.
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