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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1971

Page

4

Harvest Mission Sermon Reminds of Laborers Needed

A devotional note quotes Luke 10 2 3 urging prayer for workers and sending disciples as lambs amid wolves to spread the mission and divine guidance.

God Provides Food but Leaves Birds to Find Nests

Quotation by Josiah G. Holland reflecting belief that divine aid supplies sustenance while individuals must secure their own shelter and opportunities. The saying contrasts heavenly provision with personal effort and initiative.

Josiah G. Holland

Air safety review notes crashes and airport risks

An Air Line Pilots Association study flags ten dangerous airports including Tweed New Haven for lacking instrument landing systems. Despite recent crashes costing 28 and 49 lives, air travel remains the safest major transport, though progress and federal rules threaten Mercer County Airport.

Allegheny New Haven Air West Duarte Calif Tweed Air Line Pilots Association ALPA Mercer County Mercer County Court Amtrak Illinois

The Employment Paradox Shapes May Labor Market

Total employment rose by 265000 in May to 78.7 million, matching March 1970 levels, while unemployment edged up to 6.2 percent. Analysts cite a larger labor force drawing more veterans women and youths into jobs, signaling a partial recovery and a potential for more hiring as the economy improves.

Harold Goldstein

Pebble Trade Tales and Modern Allowance Deals

The item playfully traces early barter from cave days to contemporary youth negotiating allowances. It notes a boy acting as an allowance consultant for friends and hints at a family nostalgia for evolving value concepts from pebbles to clams and wages.

Paul Roche Ogden Nash

Greece's Pro-U.S. Government Faces External Pressure

In Athens Premier Papadopoulos outlines Greece's pro-NATO stance and the 1967 provisional government. He warns of a global propaganda push from Moscow aimed at discrediting the regime while stressing Greece as a strategic Balkan ally vital to American interests.

Athens Greece George Papadopoulos U.S.A Papadopoulos Balkans Mediterranean Balkan NATO Italy Turkey Constantine United States

Humphrey Seen as Logical Democratic Nominee in 1972

A Washington correspondent weighs potential 1972 Democratic candidates led by Hubert Humphrey. Humphrey’s White House experience, cautious stance, and appeal to conservatives are contrasted with left wing critics and the party’s internal divisions. Economic conditions and inflation shape the election outlook as Republicans warn against changing leadership amid recovery gains.

Washington House Senate White House Hubert Humphrey Humphrey Richard Nixon George Wallace Alabama South Nixon Democratic Party America

Conquest challenges Galbraith on convergence theory

Russian history expert Robert Conquest argues against the convergence thesis that Western and Soviet societies will resemble each other. He cites noneconomic factors and warns that Russia's political culture and leadership will prevent true convergence despite technological advances.

Washington Robert Conquest John Kenneth Galbraith Galbraith Harvard Conquest Sen Henry M. Jackson National Security Subcommittee Kremlin Convergence Russia Stalin Peter the Great

Gas rate fight over Louisiana gas seen as Housewife burden

Federal Power Commission faces a proposed rate increase tied to a Louisiana gas field. Producers claim higher rates spur new wells, but critics say the push is inflated and masks hidden data. The dispute centers on how much gas exists and who pays for exploration.

Washington Federal Power John Nassikas Nassikas Federal Power Commission FPC Louisiana The American Gas Association Senate Phil Hart D-Mich Gordon Gooch Segal

Visual pollution and pavement battles in rural towns

Citizens confront roadside trash and billboard blight as they press for returnable beverage containers and stricter sign controls. The piece notes proposed federal and state actions, vigilante responses to illegal signs, and a call for targeted reforms to curb visual pollution.

Opinion Research Corporation Allied Supermarkets, Inc Michigan Allied Washington Joseph P. Vigorito William Milliken Oregon New Orleans Seattle

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