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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1971
Page
1
A reflection juxtaposing Hebrews 2 6 with a Gandhi maxim about humanity. The quotes emphasize maintaining faith in people and seeing the collective good even when some individuals fall short.
Attorney Perry accuses ex governor Barron of stealing seven million dollars from taxpayers while noting lack of action by state officials including Chauncey Browning Jr. The federal government appears the only force pursuing the case, and Perry questions the integrity of Barron and his allies as Democratic leaders stay quiet amid the controversy.
A Yale group mobilizes 200 ad professionals to craft antiwar campaigns urging immediate US withdrawal from Southeast Asia. Dissident agencies foresee newspapers magazines radio and TV airing their message while critics call the effort misguided and counterproductive.
The Arms Control and Disarmament Agency reports last year’s armament spending totals 294 billion dollars worldwide, with NATO and Warsaw powers accounting for large shares. The piece argues disarmament is unlikely soon, noting the arms race persists amid distrust and the need for security, forecasting only a temporary easing of burdens.
A unpublished congressional summary estimates twenty major weapons systems will cost at least 62.5 billion dollars, with total outlays rising to over 81 billion including prior appropriations. The list includes the B 1 bomber F 15 and F 14 fighters, Navy USMS subs, and Polaris to Poseidon conversions, amid ongoing cost risk and secrecy surrounding war plans.
Washington reports reveal Lockheed shipbuilding defects on the destroyers Rathburne and Reasoner. oil leaks, baling wire fastened machinery, faulty welding, and crumbling fire brick prompted scrutiny. Rear Adm Sonenshein warned of fuel drips and missing insulation before trials.
A 1955 Hosko v Hosko note reappears as Justice Brennan argues removing interspousal immunity would flood courts with petty grievances. The Michigan Supreme Court recently overruled the doctrine in favor of Mrs Hosko, raising fears among insurers and overburdened judges.
In Corfu, a long analysis warns that the U S Sixth Fleet is limited to the eastern Mediterranean and cannot reach Turkey without provocation. It notes aging ships, manpower gaps, and supply shortages while detailing Bulgarian buildup and Greek dependence on foreign equipment.
Russell Baker uses a satirical lens to portray officials and reporters chasing leaks in Washington. A Pentagon official named Bill frets over declassifying documents while wheelbarrow pushers and a wary syndicated columnist illustrate the chaotic pursuit of sensational leaks amid political pressures.
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