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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1971
Page
4
A collection of quotations features Luke and Einstein. The biblical line praises strength and humility while Albert Einstein elevates imagination above knowledge. The mix presents views on power and creativity from historic figures.
Larry E. Canada and Leslie Bacon face grand jury questions amid Mayday investigations. The Mayday Collective planners, linked to Viet Cong and North Vietnamese figures, are the focus as authorities pursue leadership elements while many participants were released. Captiol disruption involved 20 000 disrupters and widespread property damage, with authorities emphasizing prosecuting organizers over masses of arrestees.
Ralph Nader told North Virginia Community College graduates that professional citizens should monitor government, forming the Nader Raiders to seek defects in society. He cited a GM recall as an example and warned that the movement could be hijacked without supervision.
Wilbur Mills, seeking the Democratic nomination, says he will unveil a 3.5 billion emergency aid program for cities, about 1 billion more than Nixon's revenue sharing, while holding hearings to counter revenue sharing. He aims to finalize by July 1 for the new fiscal year. Democratic leaders applaud the large urban relief.
Dr. George R. Davis, minister in Washington, disassociates from clergy lobbying for fixed troop withdrawal and urges honor in leaving Vietnam. Representative Frank Bow argues critics politicize policy, noting Nixon’s withdrawal plan follows military and political factors. Bow warns Hanoi may seek to delay prisoner releases until after troop exit.
A William F Buckley Jr column surveys geopolitics with notes on Liechtenstein England and the West The piece discusses British royal spending debates Realpolitik Brandt Mansfield Nehru and the moral dimensions of aid and genocide It questions Western humanitarian limits and the World Bank role in countering denocide
Washington reports the United States plans to end ground combat in Indochina immediately with remaining troops limited to defending U S installations. Hanoi is expected to press on, and a massive offensive next fall is hinted at in captured documents.
Rep. John Rooney sharpens critique of the ILO at a State and Labor Departments briefing. He proposes cutting U.S. dues for two years rather than quitting the agency, citing Soviet propaganda in ILO publications and arguing the United States should leverage its funding to push reforms.
A columnist jokes about scraping paint layers on lawn furniture to mirror a man’s life story. The piece quips that public transit suffers from broad appeal yet lack of commitment, reflecting on urban transport attitudes.
Russell Kirk denounces the World Council of Churches as morally compromised for subsidizing African guerrilla groups in Angola Mozambique and attacks tied to Soviet influence. He claims funds fund weapons and warns the WCC serves Moscow's aims while neglecting persecuted Christians in Sudan.
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