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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1967
Page
4
A compact note cites Luke 21 15 promising wisdom to the faithful and quotes George Bernard Shaw on wisdom growing with capacity for experience. The two sources frame intellect as a function of depth rather than years.
The piece argues that U S doves oppose Vietnam while supporting Israel in the Arab-Israeli clash. It cites Sen Wayne Morse of Oregon who shifted from antiwar talk to endorsing aid to Israel and criticizing UN involvement, highlighting perceived double standards among liberal critics.
The 1968 exchange program budget proposed by State Department officials includes funding for athletic activities overseas such as track lectures in Libya and volleyball clinics in Poland. Critics question whether such sports instruction fits cultural goals amid a lean federal budget.
Senate report chronicles 1966 67 incidents across Israel Jordan Syria and Lebanon. U Thant Syria Jordan Israel clash escalations spark Security Council actions and U S military permissions amid growing regional unrest. Premier Eshkol vows resistance despite UN votes.
Henry J. Taylor notes Napoleons 1815 march from Paris to Waterloo and Elba reinvasion. He recounts battles, shifting alliances, Wellington’s 100000-strong force, Napoleon’s strategic prowess, and the July 14 surrender to Britain. The piece frames Napoleonic strategy and its dramatic headlines.
Drew Pearson Dodd uses anti communist defense to rally wavering senators against censure. The piece recalls past episodes where Dodd labeled criticism as communist plots and notes Inspectors traced Insider's Newsletter ties to Cowles Publications. It also covers anti poverty battles with Quie Goodell Shriver and miscalculated Bureaucracy figures.
In Mercer County readers hear how Pinellas County's Sheriff Don Genung created the Junior Deputy program to train sixth graders in law respect and safety. Students tour courthouses meet agents and swear in as Junior Deputies receiving badges cards and pledges while programs cost about 2 dollars per child and aim to reduce vandalism and serious charges.
Andrew Tully argues both sides fueled the war through consensus demagoguery. He defends Israel’s maritime rights in the Gulf of Aqaba and Strait of Tiran, critiques Arab leadership, and contrasts reactions to the Dardanelles with Cold War diplomacy and the Truman Doctrine.
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