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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1971
Page
4
A compact reflection juxtaposing Jeremiah 17 10 with Booker T Washington praising continuous contribution to community. The quotes emphasize mind heart deeds and rewards for improving material intellectual and moral well being locally.
The piece argues Nixon seeks to restrain publication of classified Vietnam documents from the New York Times. It defends a free press ability to reveal government mistakes by Kennedy and Johnson, asserting Times reporting risks minimal harm and informs public debate.
Secretary of State William P. Rogers says the United States will withdraw as national interests allow and with North Vietnam releasing prisoners. He emphasizes a residual force to secure prisoner release and defend South Vietnam while avoiding ransom. He cautions against abandoning U.S. objectives to secure prisoners.
Congressman Sludgepump remains undaunted after a survey shows 86 percent of voters oppose him in Washington. He notes even more would not want him back home, framing the result as a political pushback.
Washington discourse centers on civilian and national security concerns after New York Times and government clash over 1960s Pentagon study. Officials warn of legal risk and Soviet code-breaking threats while Nixon aides state a full assessment of U.S. Vietnam involvement followed. The central issue remains: could Vietnamization secure South Vietnam against a Communist takeover if U.S. troops withdraw.
C L Sulzberger Jr argues Okinawa should regain Japanese sovereignty ending U S control. The piece traces postwar reasons for the base role, cites Dulles era arrangements, and notes broader regional impacts including Taiwan and relations with Beijing. Restoration would ease tensions, reduce U S military footprint, and aid Sato’s government and trade talks.
Washington reports mounting strains on Salvador Allende's government as Chile progresses toward nationalizing large copper mines. Military leaders step in privately, while non leftist forces grow stronger amid worsening inflation and labor absenteeism. Copper output falls, with shipments delayed and production costs exceeding copper sale price at El Teniente.
The piece links political life to facing wary opponents and worries about murder by lesser players. It suggests fighting pollution is costly as industries argue cleanliness threatens bankruptcy.
Reports say U S air force jets fired a 10 second saturation pattern of cluster bombs and defoliants over a Montagnard straw hut village in the Song Re valley on August 9 1970. Details are hard to verify from remote sites amid silent villagers.
The Melkite archbishop of Galilee warns that Palestinian Christian communities are fleeing Israel due to defeatist mood and evictions. He cites 40,000 Christians in Haifa in 1948, now about 8,000, with Christians facing legal and economic marginalization and identity card stigma as Arabs.
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