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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1967
Page
4
A compact meditation contrasts living for today with the uncertainty of tomorrow. It notes a journalist's sentiment about embracing the present while acknowledging the fleeting nature of life.
Gallup finds 41 percent disapprove of Johnson's presidency with 45 percent approval. Democrats rate disapproval high among students and farmers. Republicans rise. A credibility gap on Vietnam fuels broad dissatisfaction as 66 percent doubt truthfulness. Also shows support for asset disclosure and tax-sharing programs.
The piece argues Russia moved to harm Israel and push Arab states toward exterminating Jews. It cites historic pogroms and ongoing hostility from Communist leaders. It links Nasser’s victory with potential horrors and condemns Jews in the United States who align with Communism. It ends by mocking daylight saving time.
A string of letters argues the college draft exemption favors the rich, risking greater inequality and war risks. Bluefield Virginia residents warn Double Gates annexation will strain town services, debt, and police and fire protection, urging citizen protest.
In Washington Drew Pearson asks Israeli prime minister David Ben-Gurion if peace is possible in the Near East after years of wars. Ben-Gurion suggests peace requires Arab leaders elected rather than military rulers. He notes Tunisia’s Bourguiba and Jordan’s Hussein showing cautious openness.
Art Buchwald recalls debates over U S policy in the Middle East, contrasting hawks and doves, citing Overkill who plans White House picketing, and recalling comments by Dean Rusk and Harry Truman on commitment and cooperation. He notes a history of irrigation projects and Arab-Israeli tensions, with Johnston's Jordan waters plan and ongoing bitterness despite hopes for peace.
Analysis argues a ceasefire needs explicit obligations for both Israel and Arab states and a UN peace-keeping role to prevent repeat of 1956 UNEF withdrawal. It warns against unilateral withdrawals and urges a comprehensive, enforceable framework backed by the United States and Soviet Union to avert renewed war in the region.
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