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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1966
Page
4
A quotation from Job and Gen Douglas MacArthur contrasts fear and duty. The lines emphasize that true fitness to live comes from willingness to face death, underscoring a mindset of courage and resolve in leadership.
Ralph Nader, author of Unsafe At Any Speed, has sparked a broad push toward stricter auto safety. Congress and industry respond, with 1967 models expected to include features like recessed instruments and safety glass, and by 1970 disc brakes and headrests may become standard, all without heavy federal mandates.
The Chicago Tribune notes Reagan’s Goldwater linkage does not bar future service. In 1964 he campaigned vigorously for Goldwater influencing millions. California's 1966 governor race could boost Reagan despite Democratic registration advantage, amid party infighting over Goldwaterism.
Congressman Thomas M Pelly cites a constituent claim of $698 monthly from overlapping federal poverty programs with a $146 weekly tax free draw for minimal work. He questions program efficiency and urges self reliance amid rising Social Security taxes and escalating federal costs under Johnson plans.
The text notes U S officials oppose allowing a Rhodesian cabinet minister to lecture in the United States while Kennedy tours South Africa. It discusses Rhodesia’s path to independence, potential apartheid outcome, and U N hesitation to permit Rhodesian government speakers.
Washington reports reveal AFL-CIO divisions over integration in labor, with St Louis plumbers strike over Negro hires. Independent Black contractors break boycotts as unions resist apprenticeship diversity. Wage guideline violations spill across New York Philadelphia Detroit and Camden contracts. Kosygin visits Egypt fail to ease debt talks with Nasser.
Washington reports the Job Corps has 3,060 graduates in 17 months at a claimed $160,064 per graduate amid high costs and a 32 percent dropout rate. Of 110 women graduates, most entered private sector or government work, with 803 joining military service and 90 percent of early hires still in first jobs. Congress funding cuts and cap on centers fuel debate over effectiveness and future budgets.
Column questions if conscripts can win in Viet Nam and cites Tomalin’s account of the Korean Tiger Division at Go Boi. It notes their success against Viet Cong, discipline, and night fighting, contrasting with American air power limits and heavy reliance on draftees.
Daily Telegraph notes Eisenhower urged Congress for foreign aid from his illness, ten years ago. It lists other ten to fifty year ago items including Bluefield Va political race and a missing 16 year old mother case as well as a governor’s daughter death and Wilson talks on Irish citizen protection.
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