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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1967
Page
4
A cheerful heart is a good medicine, but a downcast spirit dries up the bones. Happiness sneaks in through a door you didn't know you left open.
The piece argues moms get more attention and spending on Mother's Day than dads on Father's Day. It cites AT&T on phone traffic, Wall Street Journal on gift sales, and American Greetings on card prices. It concludes fathers are taken for granted and unlikely to protest despite hidden resentment.
The Justice Department weighs charging Stokely Carmichael for urging draft evasion while Notre Dame law Dean Joseph O'Meara questions the case. He cites 50 U S C 462 and a 1965 Supreme Court ruling upholding such penalties as constitutional. An odd mix of commentary on rights, politics, and public health ends with remarks on eggs and sea salt.
Readers dispute claims about the Bluefield Police Department and parking enforcement. The letter writer clarifies that citations for parking and traffic are issued by the Parking Facilities Commission and notes arrests occurred for drunken behavior and unrelated incidents. Further letters address welfare program misunderstandings and a call for political accountability.
David Lawrence argues that peace requires American and Soviet cooperation rather than sole mediation or direct battlefield solutions. He warns that unilateral ceasefires may provoke future conflict and that UN diplomacy, impartial settlements, and restraint by Israel and Arab states are essential to prevent renewed fighting.
Washington columnist profiles Russell Long and John Stennis in a Senate ethics debate centered on Tom Dodd. The piece recalls Huey Long and Theodore Bilbo, notes Long’s oil ties and humor, and highlights Stennis as Bilbo’s successor guarding the chamber’s reputation amid Taft Hartley secondary boycott battles.
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