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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1969
Page
5
A brief collection of devotional lines contrasts swift days with profitable labors and ends in spiritual reflection. The quotes juxtapose Job and Thomas a Kempis, urging mindful, meaningful living.
The article argues CBS has a right to regulate content on its network and avoid entertainers using programs to voice political views. CBS executive Richard W. Jencks says judging entertainment versus propaganda is necessary as television is a guest in homes. The editorial supports CBS stance that entertainers should keep opinions off the air.
The article describes South Vietnam President Thieu consulting South Korea's Park for backing while Nixon pushes for terms in peace talks. Park warns against duplicity and pledges to keep a Korean division in the field. It questions U S intervention if regional sentiment favors continuing the war versus seeking a ceasefire.
David Davis 31 faced larceny counts after cashing welfare checks and replacements while claiming losses. He allegedly sought funds for a trotting horse golf permits and bills for household appliances and his wife’s psychiatric care. Bronx DA Burton D Roberts highlighted grants for non essentials and therapeutic experiences.
The county emphasizes the need for a new highway and a centrally located sanitary landfill to improve waste disposal and transportation infrastructure.
President Nixon argues that campuses need federal action to enforce law and order against campus riots. He notes local authorities and states handle most cases but calls for joint federal‑state steps to indict and curb organizations training rioters and inciting insurrection.
W F Buckley Jr argues Reagan misused state power during the May 1 Berkeley riot. The piece notes the University of California’s $1.3 million purchase of People’s Park, the National Guard deployment, armed confrontations, and subsequent return of troops amid public tensions and merchant outrage.
Ernest Cuneo discusses widening ethics concerns in Congress and federal agencies. He notes the line between grants and graft, past and present, and questions when former officials may join private sector firms or accept lucrative positions after service. He cites judges and lawmakers and examines enforcement of equal treatment under the law.
The article notes the swift approval of Chief Justice Warren Burger amid questions left unasked about past ties to law firms and foundations. It contrasts this with lengthy delays for Earl Warren and scrutinizes Senate conduct toward Fortas and Douglas. It also details President Nixon pressuring Sen. James Pearson over the ABM and regional HEW office decisions.
Russell Kirk argues that the Republican Party should broaden its base beyond white Anglo-Saxon Protestants by courting Catholics and Mexican Americans in the Northeast and West. He notes past missteps in California and New York and suggests a conservative Catholic candidate could electrify GOP support.
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