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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1977
Page
4
The page presents a range of opinions on political topics with a disclaimer that all columns except the one directly below may not reflect the newspaper's official stance. It signals editorial variety and clarifies institutional positions.
The piece argues Kennedy was killed due to a CIA led drive to topple Fidel Castro. It cites a CBS special linking at least eight and possibly 24 CIA plots against Castro, a nameless Cuban double agent, and questions the Warren Commission’s focus on Cuban ties. It notes Castro’s denial of ordering Kennedy’s death and critiques U.S. policy under Carter toward Cuba.
Robert G. Begam, president of the American Trial Lawyers Association, said in Charleston that doctors faced higher malpractice costs as the casualty insurance industry took in about $1 billion in premiums and paid only $180 million in claims in a single year.
M Stanton Evans argues the Carter instant registration proposal weakens safeguards and boosts Democratic and union influence. He cites a Justice Department memo by Craig Consanto warning of massive fraud risks, including false IDs, multi-location voting, and lost detection without preregistration controls.
The piece argues the program omits the Monroe Doctrine and misreads Kennedy's Cuba stance. It surveys U S Cold War policy, covert actions, and the blurred line between restraint and aggression in dealing with Castro and the Soviet Union.
Medical groups warn TV violence harms health and youth. University of Washington and AMA leaders urge civil accountability for broadcasters. PTA places networks on six months probation starting July 1 to push for less gore and more quality programming while parents bear ultimate responsibility for children's viewing.
Paul Harvey argues productive business is essential to funding society. He criticizes critics who blame business for social ills and urges keeping profits to support health, education, arts, and jobs. He warns against charitable schemes without profitable enterprise and calls for renewed business leadership.
Washington insiders reveal Patrick Caddell acted as a personal patronage conduit interviewing candidates for census director and urging Manuel Plotkin of Sears Roebuck for the job. Caddell’s influence, the White House, and Sears ties are described amid Oscar Powell’s defense of non conflict.
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