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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1975
Page
4
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A collection contrasts Matthew 18 humility with John McCloy commentary on strength in admitting mistakes and making amends. It links childlike humility to greatness and ethical leadership in diplomacy.
The piece discusses a rising no-work ethic with supporters across ages. It cites U S Labor Department data showing 1.1 million people dropping out of the job market and living on benefits or welfare rather than seeking work. The author notes plentiful job opportunities yet a reluctance to work and questions the sustainability of such a system.
Former Representative Frank Clark exposed a loophole letting ex members send free franked mail to constituents while portraying himself as still in office. The piece notes how incumbents use the privilege to flood districts with campaign material at taxpayer expense and cites court challenges against free mass mailings.
President Ford plans a statewide bid in New Hampshire with a target on Republican rivals including Reagan and Percy. Campaign setup moves include a separate political and fundraising arm, with Raymond Bliss as a likely national chairman and Chicago as a probable headquarters.
A House subcommittee chaired by Otis Pike faults U S military red tape and disorganization for delaying decisive action in crises. Six years after the Pueblo incident critics argue no clear crisis policy exists, risking hesitation and inadequate options in Cambodia and Mayaguez-like events.
William F Buckley examines USIA future as Frank Stanton and James Keogh clash over repatriating USIA to the State Department and keeping VOA independent. Senator Percy attacks VOA coverage and weighs whether VOA should mirror commercial news or reflect official stance amid Vietnam evacuations and Attica uprising questions.
Washington reports reveal long standing counterintelligence mail snooping on servicemen and overseas letters, using methods like rolling and new machines to read envelopes. Officials note limited investigations and reliance on denials, while Ford resists stripping military aid amid Saigon talks and faces internal criticism.
The piece notes scant public observance of Loyalty Day amid lukewarm support for May Day symbolism. It contrasts US apathy with the Soviet emphasis on World War II victory, urging stronger American leadership to defend freedom as detente evolves.
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