Five candidates for Bluefield city board evaluated
The Daily Telegraph reviews 16 hopefuls for the city board. It urges voters to pick the most qualified, praising some and questioning others based on health, experience, and public service.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1971
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph reviews 16 hopefuls for the city board. It urges voters to pick the most qualified, praising some and questioning others based on health, experience, and public service.
Henry J. Taylor critiques Washington politics describing a town dominated by intrigue and rumor. He argues many politicians use low motives and myths to gain power, noting presidents risk isolation from reality as they face constant political pressure and manipulation.
William F Buckley Jr argues the release of 570 prisoners by South Vietnam and the United States is a propaganda moment for Hanoi. He contends the NVN will seek a hard bargained bargain and that the United States faces a constrained choice while pulling out troops.
Rep. Dante Fascell argues secret hearings show the Soviet Union has built bases in Cuba since 1969 and expanded nuclear submarine capacity near the U S south coast. He calls for declassification and warns of a shifting balance of power with Castro's regime propped up by Moscow.
Col. Alvin Burner, a radiobiology chief, warned in 1969 that microwave emissions can cause long term eye damage and other health risks. He lost his research post but his findings are now treated as established, while Navy and other services face scrutiny over exposure levels and funding.
Russell Kirk reviews Gerhart Niemeyer’s Deceitful Peace arguing Soviet leaders are driven by an irrational ideology that may derail any agreement. He warns that Western faith in perpetual peace is misguided and urges vigilance at SALT talks.
In Annapolis the Naval Academy rejects claims of widespread marijuana use and dismisses talk of changing the motto. The commencement speaker praises hard work and urges graduates to seek jobs while avoiding asking him for help.
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