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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1968
Page
4
A brief quotation from Charles Frohman praising death as a beautiful adventure and asking why fear death. It frames mortality as an optimistic, theatrical outlook on life.
Unskilled labor remains in demand with minimum wage and raise potential. Employers seek male and female workers, often needing dependable attendance as back breaking jobs persist, including college students and moon lighters who help fill positions today.
The arrival of Le Duc Tho as North Vietnam's delegate in Paris raises tentative hopes for substantive talks with Ambassador Harriman. Public mood remains skeptical after six meetings, with polls showing wary views on neutral South Vietnam and Viet Cong representation.
At the Foreign Policy Association’s 50th anniversary experts predicted possible US Soviet cooperation to preserve the status quo, while the gap between developed and developing nations widens. They warned against romanticizing such a coalition, noting past alliances and the persistent Soviet style non intervention.
A reader laments West Virginia corruption and tax burdens, citing Mingo County fraud and poll issues. Another letter defends Princeton teen dances citing safety, affordability, and fundraisers, while a third condemns government tax plans affecting soldiers abroad.
Drew Pearson argues that higher car safety feature prices result from political gamesmanship. He says Senate maneuvers pressured auto makers to testify on costs, but hearings fizzled as timing and political alignments shifted with Bobby Kennedy absent and Republicans primed by the Auto Manufacturers Association.
The piece shares practical advice for hosting visiting politicians and public figures, emphasizing appointment of a single host, smooth introductions, stage access, and discreet decorum. It also comments on recent congressional debates over farm subsidies and cost disclosure, noting Ribicoff Poage exchanges and legislative outcomes.
An editorial cautions that mob psychology feeds violence and cites the Kennedy assassination as proof. It argues for gun licensing tied to mental health checks and criticizes Congress for failing to address easy access to firearms by unstable individuals.
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