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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1969
Page
4
Editor Hugh Shott and Executive Editor Richard Wesley share a devotional opening and cautionary maxims from James and Lubbock. The piece frames prudent speech and careful action for readers.
The court ruled defendants must see transcripts of illegally obtained conversations to assess rights violations, a decision opposed by Attorney General Mitchell who warned that disclosure could threaten national security and agents. Mitchell testified on anti crime measures noting few devices used under last June’s law and Senate debate on racketeering limits.
Prof Lawrence Lee of Pittsburgh University told a class that the generation gap is a delusion and that differences reflect views between older and younger people. He urged students to love their country and to act as men rather than children to resist tyranny.
The article outlines early plans for handling 80 pounds of lunar material after the Apollo splashdown. It describes quarantine for astronauts and rocks, lab testing at the Lunar Receiving Laboratory, and congressional worries about germs and benefits. Public tone criticizes officials and cultural tensions surface.
Henry J. Taylor describes Communists leveraging skilled political technicians to destabilize Italy's coalition government. He notes weak socialist leadership, multi‑faction infighting, and a bloc approach aimed at crippling governance while the CGIL continues strikes. Nenni warns against crisis as a danger to Italian socialism.
A satirical op ed argues against funding exploration and science by contrasting Columbus, Galileo, Edison, and Faraday with Spain's poverty. It claims research often dilutes aid to the needy, questions the value of invention, and links Jefferson to violence via the Declaration of Independence.
Washington column examines Sen. Tom Dodd as a swing vote on ABM policy and Justice Department matters. It notes pressure tactics by Attorney General Mitchell, hints of indictment to influence his stance, and broader uses of law enforcement for political aims. The piece also contrasts Latin American diplomacy with U S tensions and critiques tariff policy.
In Washington last weekend the Americans for Democratic Action tussled over a Middle East proposal. The bid for an international military force to back Arab-Israeli peace was rejected 53 to 48 as dissension ran through the pro Israel group. Summer Kaplan led the drive to delete the recommendation amid stormy closed-door debate. The dispute touched on Sen. Eugene McCarthy and a wider debate on U.S. peacetime policy.
The Old Grad claims he left college long ago, leaving behind peers with beards as the last act in racing's Triple Crown final event.
The SDS plans to infiltrate industry this summer by placing members in General Electric General Motors Penn Central United Airlines and Chrysler plants to stir worker unrest. Authorities note past incidents including a Colorado power line sabotage and warn employers to screen summer workers to protect sensitive operations.
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