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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1964
Page
5
A devotional line credits Psalms 128 1 and Charlie Templeton as authors stressing life as a gift from God and capital to be spent rather than wasted.
The New York Herald Tribune warns of a party rift as Barry Goldwater surges toward the Republican nomination. It cites primary results showing Goldwater with about half the popular vote across ten contests and argues many defections would favor him at the convention.
The column argues Dwight Eisenhower could be a possible Republican vice presidential choice if persuaded, noting constitutional limits under the 12th and 22nd Amendments. James Kilpatrick concludes the issue hinges on Ike's own decision and that the Constitution does not bar him, as previously ruled by the Justice Department in 1960.
Army files reveal why soldi ers desert to the East and what happens after. Stories recount Marvin Betty of Bruning Nebraska and Hein rich Newton of the Virgin Islands, among others, and note 22 of 67 defectors since Korea have returned home.
A series recaps past headlines noting President Wilson on Mexico, Gaston Domergue as French president, France unable to repay WWI debt, battles near Cherbourg, Indochina peace talks in Geneva, and related international events.
Washington buzzes over whether Robert F. Kennedy will seek the New York Senate seat or join Vice President Johnson as his running mate. The civil rights firestorm, residency issues, and Kennedy’s age shape a volatile 1960s electoral puzzle with implications for the national ticket and 1968 prospects.
A poem reflects on daytime sleep under a lilac tree with heart shaped leaves casting shadows. The speaker notes unprecedented blossoms and white plumes, a chorus of bees and wind, and sudden awareness of buttercup shine upon waking or dreaming.
A selection of citizen letters criticize civil rights protests, renew urban renewal concerns, and urge respect for law. Writers address demonstrations, government housing land sales, and support for community youth programs and national unity.
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