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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1962
Page
4
The quote reflects on sharing Christ’s sufferings to rejoice in His forthcoming glory. It asserts Jesus’ death as substitution for eternal punishment for believers, attributing the idea to William Adams.
Tuesday's elections in Virginia and Martinsburg West Virginia show Republicans taking key city council seats in Roanoke Winchester Lynchburg Harrisonburg and Radford. A Republican led in Lynchburg and others placed second in Roanoke and Harrisonburg while Martinsburg elected a Republican mayor and six of seven council seats for the first time in twenty years.
The Saturday Evening Post chronicles star driven chaos on films like Cleopatra Mutiny on the Bounty and Something's Got to Give. It cites Elizabeth Taylor Marlon Brando Marilyn Monroe and Dean Martin amid delays costs and staffing upheavals threatening the industry.
Washington column argues President Kennedy shows anger at critics over the steel controversy and fiscal policy. It asserts the Yale speech omits admission of error and warns of broader economic consequences if government pressure continues without proper law.
An art expert notes Lucio Fontana canvases often show six or fewer punched holes marking intentional design. The observation highlights minimalist punctures as signature tech in Fontana’s works.
Paris report on a speaker at Chateauroux Air Base high school commencement in which Art Buchwald notes the difficulty of engaging modern students. He jokes about topics for a humorous talk, from cars and Paul Anka to college choices and parental expectations, ending with a caution on addressing Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher.
Walter Lippmann argues that a near term tax cut could stimulate demand and lift the stalled recovery, while others urge delaying until tax reform is completed. He notes deflationary pressure, weak investment, and a bear market risk if Congress waits, urging action in the current session to boost withheld tax cuts and accelerate demand.
The NATO Mediterranean command fears political shakiness in Portugal Spain and Turkey threatens Turkish morale and leadership. Greek stability under Karamanlis is noted while Communist agitation and ballot box rumors raise anxiety about Greece and Turkey remaining firm eastern anchors of NATO in the Mediterranean defense.
George Sokolsky argues Nixon could be the Republican nominee if he defeats Pat Brown in California and survives the general election. He warns the next three years will be bitter and stresses the need for a coherent party program, naming Nixon Rockefeller or Goldwater as potential leaders and urging bold, forward planning beyond slogans.
White House aides brief Senators on a tentative tax cut plan that slashes top rates from 91 to 62 percent for high earners. Senator Albert Gore argues the move would widen inequality and urges emphasis on lower brackets to boost the economy and preserve democratic norms. Kennedy faces pressure amid stock swings and China relief debates.
A chronicle links five eras of U S politics with clashes over party control at Chicago conventions and veterans benefits. It notes Taft and Roosevelt factions in a 1912 contest, plus Senate debates on soldiers and veterans bonuses and Truman’s 1950s critique of Eisenhower amid atomic energy progress.
Chesterton presents Mahound in a mythic ascent above the sky, as Don John of Austria heads to war. The figure moves a jeweled turban through a timeless houri realm, commanding gardens and treetops with a thunderous voice summoning angels and legendary powers.
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