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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1965
Page
4
A brief religious reflection uses Luke 17 19 and a saying by Addison noting that firm trust in the Supreme Being brings happiness. The passage emphasizes faith as a source of well being and strength.
The Supreme Court, in a 5 4 decision, invalidates a Landrum Griffin Act provision denying National Labor Relations Act protections to unions with Communist officers. The piece argues Congress’s intent to curb unions linked to revolutionary aims, while noting Justice Warren’s majority stance against bills of attainder.
Bluefield residents debate strict quarantine rules under the city board, arguing for humane animal control. Critics fear armed staff and license proof requirements, while officials cite vaccine gaps and deadly rabies risk, urging a humane, cooperative shelter system funded publicly and privately.
Washington report notes a closed door House dispute over a law forbidding a military officer from heading the FAA. Seven Republicans opposed Lt. Gen. William McKee's civilian head post while Democrats largely supported him. Details include retirement pay considerations and testy remarks from Rep. Springer and Rep. Quesada prior cases. The piece also previews a Northern Pacific merger hearing set for June 16 before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
A Daily Telegraph roundup recalls past events from fifty to ten years ago. R M Lawson of Burkes Garden visited Bluefield, Hammond Steele returned from West Virginia University on vacation, a clipper ship completed a historic Honolulu flight, former Bluefield mayor A J Stewart died, and a $150000 Oakwood Virginia coal tipple fire destroyed at Red Ash Coal Co.
President Johnson has repeatedly urged the Soviet leadership and people to join in peace and economic cooperation. He argues Western nations must improve communication with behind the Iron Curtain and emphasizes public messaging to foster understanding and potential reforms.
Disencapsulated man opens a hatch to infinity and climbs into space. He brushes space dust, speaks to a waiting world, out there beyond. Strangely elated by a bond with space, he and the world share a silent, joyful heartbeat as his spatial voice proclaims closeness. George H. Favre.
A reader argues against Mr Whittle's proposed city dog quarantine citing lack of facilities and a humane disposal method. She recalls 1933 abuse, suggests licensed pets, rabies checks, and humane handling, urging proper facilities over "shoot on sight" action. She also warns of rabies risk to Bluefield and asks for wiser policy. The letter is signed by Virginia Bierbaum.
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