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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1976
Page
4
A reflective note cites biblical admonition to test all things and hold to the good while urging truthfulness and fairness in ordinary life as groundwork for patriotism and religion. Edgar Howe is quoted on honesty guiding beliefs.
The Fringe Benefits case centers on Rep. Wayne L. Hays and alleged misuse of public funds through hiring a supposed mistress. The piece links his troubles to Powell’s ouster, Iran Mills and Foxe notoriety, and notes investigations by Justice and Ethics panels.
President Ford designates Father's Day to honor fathers and urges support for his leadership if the moment arises. The proclamation frames the day as a national observance and political moment.
Joseph Kane questions long held origins of key inventions from Ford to the Wright brothers. He argues many so called firsts are seconds or thirds and credits publicity and business skill over originality, recounting his decades of research and his pursuit of printed facts.
The 1950s style West Point scandal returns as 94 third year cadets face cheating or cover up accusations. Critics allege the honor code is often ignored after cadets graduate, while a cadet sues claiming constitutional issues.
Rep. Daniel Flood accuses the State Department of withholding crucial information from Congress and the public about U S control of the Panama Canal. He contends Kissinger’s policy aims to surrender the canal, citing a lack of full transparency on this strategic asset.
Paul Harvey cites bipartisan Senate opposition to any surrender at Panama and a Snyder amendment banning use of funds for negotiating canal relinquishment. Flood calls the Caribbean frontline against Soviet influence and warns that Canal fate determines Gulf Caribbean security and U S independence.
The piece argues the Viking probes to Mars herald a pivotal return on space research funding. It frames Mars as a living world with possible water and life, cites past milestones like Mariner Nine, and notes the broader economic benefits from the space program despite high costs.
Elizabeth Ray claims a two year affair with Wayne Hays driven by jealousy over his wife Pat Peak. Sources reveal shifting tales, including declarations of love and fear of disclosure, while a grand jury probes whether Ray’s relationship was paid with government funds.
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