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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1975
Page
4
A biblical verse from Mark 10 23 notes the difficulty rich entry to God’s kingdom. A Burke quote contrasts wealth as master or servant, warning wealth’s control risks genuine freedom and virtue.
The Supreme Court ruled a Virginia county bar association minimum fee schedule illegal, declaring antitrust law applies to lawyers and that learned professions can restrain commerce. The decision rejects claims of automatic exemptions for bar associations and notes lawyers’ role in commercial intercourse.
The North Vietnamese party newspaper and Radio Hanoi demand U S postwar aid as a condition for locating missing and dead Americans in Indochina. About 965 Americans are missing and 1 100 declared dead but unrecovered. U S officials argue the Paris accord did not oblige aid and Hanoi keeps warfare ongoing.
A critique of David White and others who glamorize the presidency as a force that ennobles leaders. The piece contrasts White’s romantic view with Founding principles and cites James Hersey’s minute by minute account of Ford presidency, noting power’s aura and the myth of elite rulers.
Ray Cromley argues Ford blends Truman Eisenhower styles, avoids bold innovations, relies on available personnel, and faces a resistant federal bureaucracy. He notes Ford’s steady infighting, incremental tariff pressure, and reliance on a coop of diverse lawmakers to advance his agenda.
The National Enquirer cites WIlling workers offered ideas from dog walker duties paying up to 15 dollars weekly per animal to pet care, lawn chores, crowd ushering, and freelance vacuum sales. Advice stresses self promotion through community boards and word of mouth.
The piece cites Timely Quotes noting a daytime re-enactment of Paul Revere’s ride from Boston. It argues a daytime ride avoids misreadings of danger on roads at night and emphasizes strategic timing in a broader wartime border discussion. Haim Bar-Lev warns Israel may face another war if no peace guarantees accompany any border withdrawal.
Confidential U.S. cables disclose South Vietnam’s ousted president Nguyen Van Thieu seeking a neat move to the United States. Officials fear resettlement would keep the Vietnam issue heated, with Thieu living in Taiwan and supported by Chinese Nationalists. The piece also covers telephone monitoring by the CIA and Bell System, and critiques Helen Delich Bentley’s travel and governance at the Federal Maritime Commission.
Paul Harvey cites Bob Hope and Kissinger in a critique of sustained foreign policy. The piece argues policy has failed Vietnam outcomes and warns against domestic neglect while Britain’s history is used as contrast for renewal. It laments rising crime and welfare costs alongside global tensions.
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