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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1962
Page
6
The message emphasizes loving one’s neighbor as oneself and states equality liberty humanity flow from brotherhood of man and fatherhood of God. It references Mark 12 31 and Calvin Coolidge as sources of the doctrine cited.
The Senate decisively voted 57 to 24 against continuing U S aid to communist dominated Yugoslavia, signaling congressional impatience with the program. The piece argues that aid to Yugoslavia and Poland only lightly burdens Moscow and weakens Western economies, with Kennedy previously opposing such cuts.
The piece notes tax cuts are likely to stay talk despite high taxes and urges a deliberate, fair overhaul of the tax system. It cites a Kennedy administration promise for 1963 and hopes for concrete action next year.
The article argues that White House staff misreads newspaper operations and presses, noting mistakes in linotype, late editions, and the chain of production. It suggests the real tragedy is the inner White House circle's disconnect from how the free press serves the public.
World news reports director Jean Paul le Chanois plans to travel behind the Iron Curtain to Poland to shoot exterior scenes for his new film Mandrin a historical tale set in Italy and France La Stampa Turin notes villages there lack television aerials as a stark backdrop.
Art Buchwald muses on investing fears after a Wall Street crash, urging calm and humor. He jokes about gas strikes, government sympathy, and stock market panels while noting the era’s economic anxieties and a playful remark on other readers’ fortunes.
Robert Ruark recalls William Maxwell Nightingale and family in Kenya. The 79 year old rancher and his wife Aunt Nel are depicted as enduring colonials who intend to stay as Kenya shifts to independence. The piece notes Sasamua farm on Kinangop and past Mau Mau turmoil with no change in the Nightingales plans.
Washington profile details Lady Bird Johnson’s hectic daily duties while wife of Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson. It describes constant ceremonial duties, speeches written on napkins, drive-in meals, Emmy night duties, and caring for Lucy B. Johnson and her dog Little Beagle Johnson.
George Sokolsky argues the Duke of Windsor and Duchess remain a classy, stable couple after 25 years, praising their influence and friendship with Americans. He recalls meeting the Duke, notes their dislike of pomp, and urges Britain to forgive and reunite the House of Windsor to promote world peace.
Fifty years ago Taft era leaders chose Elia Root as convention chair. Forty years ago labor faced Sherman Act scrutiny in a Supreme Court ruling. Thirty years ago Democrats debated a convention chair. Twenty years ago an Illinois plant shell explosion left fifty four dead or missing. Ten years ago Byrd pressed a Taft Hartley showdown in a steel strike.
Senator Soaper notes cousin Effie fears medical shows on television may rerun in summer. She would hate to catch the same diseases twice in a year if programs repeat medical cases.
Washington columnist outlines a record of airline bombings from 1950 to 1962 and notes insurance companies rarely pay after such acts. The piece lists cases in Longmont, Daggett, Bolivia NC, Unionville Mo, the Gulf of Mexico, and other incidents, plus related court outcomes. It also surveys Pentagon squash rivalry between McNamara and Zuckert and comments on space race outlook.
Unrealized and powerless stone lies as arches curve Romanesque Gothic and Byzantine lift great visions. The poem speaks of strength under stress and freedom through love linking two people.
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