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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1968
Page
5
Quoted reflections on work emphasize the dignity and burden of labor. The text cites Psalms and Roosevelt praising effort and the value of meaningful toil. It frames work as the defining prize of life and duty.
The piece mocks Nelson Rockefeller as he reenters the presidential race with claims of new leadership for a new America. It questions his popularity among Republicans, notes his wealth and spending view, and argues for preserving unfettered capitalism to provide jobs and prosperity.
The Washington Daily News quotes a public vent denouncing racism and injustice while condemning disobedience and political promises. The piece rails against various societal groups from teachers to movie makers. It also mocks fringe theories about Phoenicians and Columbus and ends with a quip about a college graduate.
The Peace Corps now emphasizes domestic impact as returned volunteers move into inner city teaching roles. Cities like Minneapolis Los Angeles Cleveland Detroit and New York are tapping returned volunteers for full time teaching and credentialing as part of a broader national service effort.
Russell Kirk discusses aristocracy as rule by the best rooted in duty, citing John Adams' two-vote definition. He notes noblesse oblige, public service as core, and contrasts presidents and leaders like Washington Jackson and Lyndon Johnson, highlighting aristocrats’ fortitude and principled stand.
The piece argues Senator Edward Kennedy could join Hubert Humphrey on the ticket after Robert Kennedy's departure. It notes Kennedy's delegate strength, appeal to minorities and Catholics, and his potential as a future presidential candidate. It also covers his temperament, campaign experience, and possible path to the White House.
Morrie Ryskind fills in for William F Buckley Jr with a June 18 return planned. The piece argues the West veers from McCarthy era genetics, questions Lysenkoism, and links teen rebellion to modern educators and campus culture.
Senate Juvenile Delinquency Subcommittee documents accuse TV networks of prioritizing profits over public welfare by airing violence and sex. Carl Perian and Ralph Garry studies blame networks for controlling content and failing to protect children, while chair Tom Dodd kept findings and a 1962 report locked away.
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