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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1961
Page
4
The fragment shows the Baily Telegraph dating 1866 to 1953 with an establishment claim and Associated Press credit. It references a daily publication and a street address, indicating page-wide news use and local news offices.
A devotional line asserts that the city with foundations is built by God and that divine foundation offers true mental rest. It cites Hebrews 11 10 and credits S Irenaeus Prime as author of the blessing.
The District of Columbia may join states recognizing clergy privilege to withhold confidential communications in court. A June 12 House vote favors the bill with Senate action anticipated. While doctors and lawyers have privileges, newsman's privilege remains limited. reporter Vi Murphy completed a 30 day jail term for protecting a source who provided an advance petition copy.
Groups discuss upcoming trips as current travelers share routes and costs. Anticipation dominates since those with past vacations compare notes on highways resorts and price changes while others plan late summer escapes.
The piece argues crimes of depravity span history and modern youth violence, citing AWOL soldiers Latham and York with seven murders across five states. It urges swift execution or permanent imprisonment, asserting deterrence and societal protection as justification for harsh measures.
The piece argues President Kennedy's 1.5 billion expansion plan for 1962 will not curb unemployment quickly. It notes heavy funding for lunar research and limited gains from civilian programs, citing 5-6 percent jobless rates and political contention in the 1962 elections. It contrasts Kennedy with Eisenhower and hints at GOP opposition.
Fifty years ago General E O Toole of Gary visited the city yesterday. Forty years ago Jim Ed Wagner and Wennie Fleshman left for Wilca where they have positions. The Nazis charged the United States with violations of the laws of the seas in seizing a Nazi ship. Ten years ago Pvt Kenneth Shadrick of Skin Fork Wyoming County the first American soldier killed in the Korean War was returned to his parents for burial.
Ed Koterba discusses a year round schooling plan advocated by C Taylor Whittier, superintendent of Maryland County. The scheme divides the year into four groups with three separate four week vacations, aiming to keep schools open year round and reduce learning loss.
A plan suggests placing siblings in the same grade to enable family vacations. It claims four week breaks and 25 percent more use of school buildings could cut costs, allowing higher teacher salaries. Superintendent Whittier’s scheme may gain national attention in coming months.
Constantine Brown reports from Rome on Western Europe rebuilding defenses after Korean War shock. Britain trims forces but Germany expands nine to twelve divisions. Italy fields ten divisions with transfer capacity. The key shift is political resolve to resist Moscow with potential willpower, not just military might.
A report discusses Italian and Western resolve against Russia, arguing NATO nations’ superior population and resources deter conflict. It claims Western Europe’s revival boosts willingness to fight for freedom and civilization, noting Italian Communists’ voting patterns split from leaders.
Sheilah Graham notes Yves Montand heads to Paris then London for his one man show and tours New York Washington and Los Angeles. John Huston settles Freud heirs issues and begins a Vienna production August 15. Gower Champion runs four Bye Bye Birdie companies. plus Carnival on Broadway heading to England and Australia. Joan Fontaine warns she will marry only a wealthy diplomat. David Niven recalls making 65 films but Two Enemies lacks a leading lady. Jackie Gleason and Art Carney plan Hollywood filming after Gigot in Paris. Gig Young and Elizabeth Montgomery buy a costly Hollywood home amid abundant offers. Gina Lollobrigida waits to film Lady L at Metro and appears as an 80-year-old in a future scene.
Gina says if Lady L delays continue she won’t need makeup for her next movie. The Los Angeles premiere of Guns of Navarone stars Gregory Peck and Lucille Ball’s Wildcat closing drew attention. Peck and Veronique depart June 27 for France as fans wonder why he won’t stay longer.
Sokolsky notes Yale Professor Robert Triffin argues two paths to bankruptcy slow overspending or rapid using short term borrowing. He warns of a liquidity crisis as IOUs rise and the dollar’s value falls, urging vigilance over monetary policy and Congress's role in sustaining the American dollar.
A playful piece notes an electronic singing brain as a new science step, wonders about teaching it to whistle to mimic human irritations in the workplace. It surveys this year’s commencement talks where three of four favor sacrifice over traditional themes. Dick Nixon’s future remains unclear as a retraining program is proposed.
Senators debated housing bill funds for parks in big cities with Sen. Case leading the anti open space measure and Sen. Williams supporting recreational spots. Dirksen derided the provision as space industry fare while eastern lawmakers warned of metropolitan growth and planning needs.
Deep in rush and reed the nest of iridescent ducks rests. A female bird lines it with withered grass and soft feathers. The Master Mind hath planned it well, a fragile home where life doth dwell in safety.
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