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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1969
Page
4
A succinct quotation from Johann Herder discusses how value emerges only after loss, framed by a biblical blessing line from Deuteronomy 28 5. The note contrasts material abundance with appreciation, as Herder’s insight echoes in religious and literary discourse.
Opinion argues against a $2.4 million Arlington tomb for John Kennedy and a $257,800 request for Robert Kennedy. It condemns praiseful displays as excessive in a national cemetery and urges Congress to reject taxpayer funding. It laments familys political campaign in a national monument and calls for restraint.
The piece argues Nixon seeks influence over independent federal agencies like the FCC FTC SEC NLRB and EEOC by naming chairs, while noting presidents set budgets and affect legislation. It defends the presidency's role and rejects claims of improper meddling in these quasi judicial bodies.
Researchers say crib death or SUID affects about 0.5 percent of infants, mostly boys under six months, occurring in winter during sleep with autopsies typically normal. Dr. Bernard Knight urges awareness to ease parental guilt and push funded research. A final note suggests suburban summer life includes manual barbecue rotation.
Analysis argues that foreign publics see a different government model, presses for executive legislative clarity on national commitments, and suggests UN Security Council or UN peacekeeping as possible paths to ending the Vietnam War and stabilizing Korea-like outcomes. It notes State Department opposition to Senate Resolution 85 and concerns over Nixon's authority.
Buckley contrasts robust debate with exaggerated claims in American discourse citing SDS founder Tom Hayden before HUAC and a clash between John Greenway and D Chief Eagle. Hayden’s blunt reply and Eagle’s taunts provoke ironic exchanges underscoring rhetoric's power and perils in public life.
A top secret U S intelligence view raises the possibility of a Soviet Chinese clash over the 4500 mile border. It notes Moscow could stage hit and run strikes on Chinese nuclear sites while China lacks comparable firepower and airfields.
Former Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas travels in Spain with Paul Porter amid media pressure and rumors of reassessing his return to the law firm once led with Thurman Arnold. Fortas abstained in a firm vote while most younger partners opposed his rejoining.
In a murder inquiry police hunt a "clean-cut" young man described as easy to spot in certain neighborhoods. Separate propaganda note claims Russians say Venus unfit for habitation, but Americans insist on a verdict.
The National Council of Scholars, a group linking scholarship to national aims, endorses the Nixon ABM Safeguard plan. Members, including Yale and UCLA professors, argue the DoD study supports ongoing research and potential improvements, while criticizing the Kennedy Chayes Wiesner report.
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