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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1972
Page
4
A reflective note contrasting Matthew 7 21 with Josiah G Holland's view that heaven is reached by steady ascent. The quotes emphasize obedience to divine will and gradual spiritual elevation through persistent effort.
Arkansas Democrat Wilbur D. Mills, Ways and Means chair, says he could accept a second spot with Ted Kennedy if the convention drafts Kennedy for president. Mills argues McGovern cannot beat Nixon, and Kennedy draft could shape the nomination despite Mills denying personal candidacy.
Analysts say presidential elections hinge on economic growth and inflation risks. Bankers Trust forecasts steady recovery through year end with GNP around 1.145 trillion as productivity growth and policy stance shape inflation and defense, housing, and trade dynamics.
A two-district Queens poll finds Nixon at 52 to 23 for McGovern with a 5 percent undecided. Democrats show defections, many viewing McGovern as too liberal, while Nixon gains among previously loyal voters.
Bruce Bioss argues the 1968 unit rule abandonment invites delegates to ignore state votes at the Miami Beach convention. He warns that liberal reform language could allow personal conscience to override voters, threatening party integrity and voter participation norms.
Fourth Circuit reverses a district court order to merge Richmond Virginia and surrounding counties school districts. The court says the district judge exceeded his power by seeking to restructure local government to achieve racial balance. It affirms unitary status of all three districts and finds no unconstitutional action.
A long classified Kissinger memo recounts Henry Kissinger arranging a 1967 meeting with Ho Chi Minh through Aubrac and Marcovich to discuss a Vietnam peace offer. Ho aged and grand, rejected the phrase peace in Vietnam, noting Pham Van Dong held negotiation details while stressing US aggression.
Nobel physicist Dennis Gabor argues for a radical reset of society to avert totalitarian drift. He warns free nations face internal and external pressures toward revolution and urges a shift from growth to service oriented work and a revival of "doing unto others" in a calmer, longer view.
The column notes Senator Soaper stating Ted Kennedy would be the only front running nonrunner in recent memory. It also mentions reactions from women liberationists toward an Oakland Athletics promotion that allows mustached men but not women. An oversupply of young lawyers is reported nationwide.
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