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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1967
Page
4
A compilation of two quotes highlighting virtues of compassion and patience. Colossians 3 12 urges kindness and meekness as holy living. William Jennings Bryan stresses sympathy across classes and nations as what the world needs most.
The piece mocks Soviet UN spokesmen for condemning Israel while Moscow itself expanded territory after World War II. It argues the United States grew by conquest and that Israel may retain lands to secure borders, suggesting a realignment could reduce future conflicts. The writer ridicules the Soviet Union as a "bloody-handed gang" and dismisses their virtue claims.
The Prince of Wales spoke at the University of Salford on Britain's brain drain, arguing talent leaves due to lack of an environment for growth. The piece links Appalachia's similar outflow, noting many state graduates leave for opportunities elsewhere. It urges recognizing the problem and creating real home opportunities rather than lip service.
Drew Pearson asserts Israel achieved a stunning victory by striking just before June 5. He cites mass reserves rested, Dayan’s cautious stance, air force feints, radar jamming, and retaliation threats to deter Egypt and Syria. He notes captures of Russian equipment and a strong Jewish will to fight while warning of Arab demographic challenges.
A House subcommittee report criticizes the Justice Department for lavishly spending on Joseph Valachi while yielding no prosecutions. It cites $30,000 yearly security costs, Valachi’s lack of new evidence, and warns that the Mafia remains a major national crime force with about two dozen families.
The article discusses King Hussein of Jordan and Arab reflections on Islam's influence. It cites the Koran as guiding political and social beliefs, emphasizes dependence on Allah, and notes historical Arab-Jewish relations and Western impact on Middle East tensions.
Washington reports the appointment of Thurgood Marshall to the Supreme Court, framed as a milestone for Negro participation in public life amid Civil Rights tensions. Analysts note Johnson's record on racial advancement, Marshall's qualifications, and the potential shift toward a liberal court, with expected impact on civil rights cases and judicial balance.
A reader reports on Peace Corps activities in Peru through 4H clubs and regional programs including loans, institutes, leadership training, and publications. Papal Volunteers in Peru also aid Indians, scholarships, and medical help, independent of government funds.
A fragmentary satirical column mentions a beatnick acquaintance, a plumber, and a vanished mail issue. It cites Shotgun Schultz noting his wife’s mail access and possible CIA funds while debating the M 16 rifle’s suitability for the army or export. The piece notes Congress Record printing cost and a saluting chorus.
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