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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1972
Page
4
A morning reflection presents a biblical mystery about transformation at the trumpet and a Horace Mann exhortation to achieve a victory for humanity. The excerpt pairs religious promise with a secular call to lasting impact.
An Army Corps of Engineers report, released to a Senate subcommittee, rejects the act of God explanation for the 118 lives lost in the February Logan County mine tailings dam breach. It blames the Buffalo Mining Co, the U S Bureau of Mines, and state authorities for failed safety and inspection, citing seepage and poor design. The finding suggests many similar dams exist in the region and urges corrective action.
A released transcript from a House subcommittee hearing reveals censorship of the estimated price of the Trident submarine. Lawmakers react with astonishment at the figure, while the Pentagon defers to the Office of Security Review for cost disclosure.
The book argues Tarzan lives as an actual individual, mirroring past treatments like Howard Hughes biographies. It contends a political career rests on money, but money only comes via victory, presenting a paradox at the heart of the narrative.
President Nixon's Moscow trip yields agreements and a joint declaration of principles but offers no concrete timeline for Vietnam. Analysts question Soviet impact on Hanoi and Paris peace, while casualties and destruction mount as the United States pressures North Vietnam with air power and diplomacy.
California analysts warn Nixon must balance Reagan’s value to shore up the right with the risk of alienating voters in a tense home-state bid. Reagan, surprised by talk of staying out, pledges frequent California campaigning while operatives push him to focus elsewhere.
Russell Kirk praises Intercollegiate Studies Institute summer programs at Hartford Hillsdale William and Mary and Stanford. Courses titled Up From the Waste Land Foundations of the American Heritage The Matrix of Polity explore moral imagination and social thought with scholars like Herberg Hart Molnar and Evans. Scholarships available and Hillsdale grants two credits. programs run about a week each, emphasizing enduring ideas over classroom credits.
The piece riffs on political brinkmanship and a hint of famine pressure as a convention stalemate looms. It notes a State Department campaign urging civility toward secretaries and hints at Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus vying for the all time money title in golf. It references the 1972 election and the Vietnam issue.
A National Committee for an Effective Congress report lists 150 Congress members with outside business holdings. It highlights bankers on committees, oil and real estate interests, and cases of lawmakers who vote on laws affecting their own enterprises.
A column argues Castro uses world stage trips to legitimize his regime while Cuba trains thousands of saboteurs and terrorists. It links 43 camps near Havana to 10,000 trainees and cites Americans who joined or were affected by the effort, including fatalities and arrests.
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