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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1966
Page
4
The passage cites Daniel 12 4 urging sealing knowledge until the end and Ralph Waldo Emerson on daily doomsday insight. It contrasts biblical prophecy with a philosophical warning about urgent awareness.
The piece argues that many seniors signed up for Medicare and supplemental plans while hospitals are being denied Medicare certification over alleged racial discrimination. This creates a care bottleneck as beds and facilities already thin, forcing costly consequences on elderly patients and undermining private insurance shifts.
The piece notes Senator Randolph of West Virginia supports a Congressional act recognizing Father’s Day. It contrasts Randolph with Senator Long of Louisiana who questions motives behind both Father’s Day and Mother’s Day and jokes about canceling Mother's Day. It reflects mixed fatherly feelings about paying for gifts and a belief that some say every day could be Father’s Day.
A Wheeling reader urges Bluefield annexation of Cumberland Road area and downtown facelift. He praises Bluefield's growth, cites traffic and modernization, and defends the city as a home and hub amid regional development.
A reader notes a drop in conscience contributions tied to perceived cheating of the government. The writer asks whether reduced donations reflect less cheating or less conscience, pondering public sentiment and policy impact.
The Mercer County Airport is moving forward with a plan to extend its runway. Officials schedule hearings and expect traffic growth, safety improvements, and longer takeoff options for larger aircraft.
The dissenting view of Justice John Harlan challenges the Supreme Court's expansion of police room to police stations as a quasi courtroom. The piece argues that shielding suspects from coercion risks weakening victims' security, urging exhaustive investigation and potential criminal code clarifications.
Kansas gubernatorial hopeful William Addington faces federal probes over 410 536 bushels of wheat he held for the government while running for office. His operations in Hutchinson Elkhart Tucumcari and Nevada are cited with prior license suspensions for grain sorghum issues and large related losses.
The Daily Telegraph recaps past sports standings noting the New York Yankees held a five percent lead on Chicago. Cincinnati trailed by half a game ahead of Pittsburgh. Other items recall Billy Conn vs Joe Louis for the heavyweight title twenty years ago, Max Schmeling knocking out Louis thirty years ago, and a 66,000 attendance at Yankee Stadium. Forties and fifties anecdotes mention deaths and casualties in related conflicts and incidents.
Paul Harvey argues for a major overhaul or abandonment of Selective Service as Senate Democrats and House Republicans urge reform. He cites 15 years since reexamination, population growth, and outdated tactics, urging a permanent professional military and improved pay and procurement. Goheen favors a permanent professional armed forces and a shift to a different foreign policy approach.
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