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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1972
Page
4
A reflection on love for God shown by obedience to commandments. The text cites I John 5 2 3 and cites Bernard Baruch praising the Sermon on the Mount and Ten Commandments as enduring guides for conduct and public life.
The study by Harvard sociologist David J. Armor finds no conclusive proof that mandatory busing improves academic skills self esteem or racial tolerance among black children bused to white suburbs. Pettigrew plans a rebuttal noting selective data and broader studies showing positive results.
Angela Davis walks out of a San Jose California courthouse a free woman amid chants of power to Angela Davis The verdict sparks national debate over justice and political prisoners referencing Judge Harold Haley’s killing and the Jackson case
In 1972 the Democratic governors, about 30 strong, backed Muskie at first but failed to deliver decisive grass roots strength. After Muskie's losses, governors were blamed for weak organization, while McGovern rode voter upset with superior campaigning. At the Houston conference, governors admitted limited power to halt McGovern or start Muskie, underscoring their marginal role in national races.
Soviet leader Brezhnev via Zagladin tells Hanoi to be flexible and avoid a rigid response to Washington. He says Moscow acts for Russia's interests and world communism, prefers peaceful steps, and dislikes a showdown with the United States while continuing strategic support to North Vietnam.
A top secret summary outlines five intermediaries used from 1964 to 1968 in Vietnam diplomacy. Rumanians Swedes Norwegians French and Italians are analyzed for reliability and impact while American trust lagged. Also includes political betting notes on McGovern Nixon and Ribicoff remarks and a Playboy byline note.
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird told a Senate appropriations subcommittee that the United States should fund $780 million for military aid and $527 million for foreign military sales to support allies, deter aggression, and maintain a stable international balance. He warned against budget cuts or restrictive language that would undermine free world defenses and burden sharing.
A collection of wry observations on modern manners and life choices. A father of four jokes that divorces rival weddings in cost while a .180 hitter can still hit a home run. A pessimistic view on aging and generation gaps ends with a remark about rock groups behind the times.
Analysis notes that meaningful anti busing bills are unlikely this Congress. Only watered down higher education bill provisions may pass. Key factors include Rep. Celler's stalling hearings and Rep. Perkins' weak control amid party splits, with busing issues treated as political theater.
Senator Soaper jokes that scientists now think the sun has a tenth planet. He quips the solar system has bench strength. He advises always go to the No 1 man who will find a No 16 to talk to for any complaint.
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