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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1967
Page
5
A reflective meditation contrasts Psalms who declare the heavens reveal God’s glory with Alfred Noyes’ view that the universe centers on God rather than earth or sun. The excerpt prompts spiritual contemplation and cosmic focus.
James A. Farley at a Jefferson Jackson Day dinner questions Robert F. Kennedy’s handling of foreign policy and Senate duties. He says Kennedy’s outreach to foreign leaders and public comments risk national safety and diplomatic norms, urging Kennedy to align with President Kennedy’s call to serve over ambition.
A columnist weighs whether Israel can secure peace after victory in the recent four day war. The piece notes potential sticking points over the Strait of Tiran and the Suez Canal, and considers the likely stance of big powers and other Near East reactions.
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee report contrasts 1957 UN peace actions between Egypt and Israel with current Gulf of Aqaba tensions. It cites US staunch support for free passage, UN resolutions, and Truman’s 1947 call for defending nations against aggression, linking policy across eras and regions.
In a provocative op ed Buckley argues the United States should sign a mutual defense pact with Israel. He praises Israeli resolve and military capability, criticizes antiwar critics, and discusses implications for U S policy toward Vietnam and Cold War balance in the Middle East.
Washington report outlines Sen. Tom Dodd leveraging support for Israel amid his censure debate. It notes his TV appearance bid on Joe Pyne and a press campaign by conservative columnists to influence Senate votes. The piece links funding and influence to Lewis Rosenstiel and a National Committee for Justice for Dodd.
A sharp, humorous column critiques contemporary airline passengers who ignore safety rules and etiquette. The piece mocks travelers who stand during taxi or landing, ignore belts, crowds aisles, crowd into travel agent lines, and mishandle meals by reclining too early.
Paul Harvey argues incumbents push unity at the water's edge while critics demand alternatives to war policy. He notes Nixon urges restraint on criticizing Vietnam and urges genuine debate as campaigns intensify. The piece criticizes phony issues and calls for constructive opposition and negotiated de escalation.
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