Love Not Jealous or Boastful Says Pearl Buck Verse
A reflection on love from Corinthians and Pearl Buck notes love as patient kind and not boastful or jealous. It suggests love comes from heaven unasked and unsought.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1967
Page
4
A reflection on love from Corinthians and Pearl Buck notes love as patient kind and not boastful or jealous. It suggests love comes from heaven unasked and unsought.
The piece denounces federal farm payments for not growing crops, noting Illinois alone paid over 121 million dollars in 1966 and some growers received up to 77 000 dollars. It urges repeal of subsidies, highlighting the contrast with hunger abroad and urging free market farming.
The Bobby Kennedy Watching Society notes Kennedy’s move toward a conservative line after backing Lyndon Johnson, and a Nation's Business article claims the federal government has harmed business. The piece questions authorship, cites past antisteel stance, and suggests Kerry’s realignment to win a key voting bloc.
A report outlines a centrally located sanitary landfill as the preferred method for garbage disposal. Community planners discuss environmental safeguards and long term maintenance considerations for citywide waste management.
Henry J. Taylor criticizes SARGENT SHriver and the Office of Economic Opportunity for funding free health centers in Denver and other cities. He notes costs, income requirements, privacy concerns, and the impact on taxpayers and retailers, urging truth in government packaging and disclosure.
Washington reports the Johnson administration forms a blue-ribbon Middle East panel led by McGeorge Bundy to craft a regional development plan to blunt Arab nationalization moves and ease oil revenue impacts while courting Soviet cooperation. The strategy shifts from force to settlement and cooperation with Rostow guiding a broader peace-oriented policy.
Drew Pearson replies amid Sen Russell Long blistering attack on the Senate Ethics Committee over its censure of Sen Tom Dodd. He catalogs six ethics panel members John Stennis Wallace Bennett John Sherman Cooper Mike Monroney detailing their fairness and past service.
A column blends biblical Armageddon imagery with 1940s geopolitics noting Megiddo in Israel as apocalyptic stage and linking current conflicts to Revelation. It cites Truman, Monroney, McCarthy and Pearson, praising ethics and vigilance while critiquing CIA secrecy and political blackmail insinuations.
Art Buchwald imagines a Washington food crisis as Arab relations collapse. Diplomats, socialites, and embassies pivot to aid, with the United States denying direct involvement while the UN faces a delicate dinner shortage. The piece lampoons diplomacy and dinner culture.
A report claims an intermediary has resolved a long standing feud between musical star Ethel Merman and author Jacqueline Susann known for Valley of the Dolls. The origin and details of the grudge remain unclear.
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