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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1972
Page
2
A religious and literary reflection contrasting Paul’s message of eternal life for patient virtue with Daniel Webster’s view that lasting immortality comes from acts to others. The quotes place emphasis on deeds, glory, and moral standing beyond self-interest.
The piece weighs SALT talks in Moscow and congressional defense postures, noting U S advantages in long range bombers and deliverable warheads while addressing questions about Soviet motives and the risk of accidental nuclear conflict. It emphasizes that SALT aims to curb the danger of a nuclear holocaust through arms limits.
The court extends the right to counsel to defendants facing potential imprisonment even brief terms. Justice Douglas notes the complexity of questions in cases leading to any confinement is not less than longer prosecutions. The decision may raise costs and slow prosecutions but strengthens a key pillar of justice.
In a Brooklyn Tech High School event Kathleen Kennedy, daughter of Robert Kennedy, promotes George McGovern while criticizing Richard Nixon. Former Rep Allard Lowenstein, ADA leader, tries to shield the talk as Kathleen admits murky past views and questions about McGovern’s Communist ties.
The Democratic party landscape shifts as 12 states and DC enact binding rules tying delegates to primary results. Pennsylvania adds legal binding for delegate choices. Wisconsin Massachusetts Indiana Oregon and California maintain full binding. Other states allow moral binding or mixed schemes.
Readers salute a student whistleblower on animal cruelty in Pineville High School biology class and condemn the incident. A Bluefield letter writer criticizes litter laws and calls for strict enforcement, urges humane governance, and weighs Nixon versus Byrd in national politics.
Nixon pressed Brezhnev for China Russia peace while secret papers reveal Soviet troop buildup along the Chinese border and contingency plans for a preemptive strike on China's nuclear works. The piece also notes Kosygin warning of Chinese involvement and the White House praise for Nixon's cautious diplomacy amid the Vietnam era.
Paul Harvey comments on the Walton governor’s spine injury as a springboard to discuss backache in millions of Americans. Doctors admit limited knowledge. research points to temperature shifts, sedentary work, and psychosomatic factors. Enzyme injections and spinal stimulation offer new approaches.
The senator notes some claim fatigue with a four year old campaign while offering a quirky comparison that vandals resemble aspiring archaeologists seeking instant ruins.
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