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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1972
Page
6
The quote recalls I Timothy urging contentment and godliness with gain. It contrasts a man who finds the world barren with one who sees it rich and meaningful, reflecting Schopenhauer's probing of perception and value.
Washington dispatch notes acting director L Patrick Gray III moving toward a major stepup in the FBI drive against organized crime. The piece cautions that the report offers little solid support for the claim and urges a sustained, prioritized effort to curb a persistent national threat with roots older than recent gang wars.
The 1969 US ban on most DDT uses gains momentum through a broad EPA order. EPA Administrator William Ruckelshaus calls for stronger action while manufacturers appeal the ruling and environmentalists seek elimination of exceptions. The debate cites health and food security risks versus disease control benefits.
Rep Frank Bow cites Treasury data showing 106 households with incomes over 200000 paid no federal income tax in 1970. He highlights foreign taxes, state and local taxes, charitable gifts, and other deductions that reduce liability, arguing reforms must preserve core tax structure and fairness.
A columnist argues Americans seek a clear center choice in elections. He notes 1964 favored moderation over hard lines in Vietnam and explores how political gravity pulls parties toward the center. The piece weighs McGovern’s radical proposals against Nixon’s moderation and predicts centrism will dominate both parties in 1972.
Senior Japanese officials privately urge the United States to appoint a trusted intermediary close to President Nixon to represent U.S. interests in Tokyo. They favor a less formal, more personal cooperation that bypasses rigid bureaucratic niceties and emphasizes frank, human understanding. They advocate joint efforts in political, trade, investment, and aid relations, including potential cooperation with China and the Soviet Union to avoid pitfalls of separate approaches.
A playful reflection on comebacks in sports and the aging athlete. The piece notes people in other fields never reaching such peaks, hints at shifting taxes on departing travelers, and ends with a bus rider’s humorous gripe about morning routines.
The Nixon campaign's operators reported April and May expenses totaling 34531 dollars for commercial flights 6318 for charters and 3714 for government planes. In New York they stayed at the Waldorf Astoria and the Boca Raton Club stood out in Florida. The White House hosted a April 19 reception funded by the Republican Finance Committee.
The Medical Letter warns 2.5 million Americans stationed in Southeast Asia since 1965 may bring home infectious diseases such as malaria gonorrhea and drug resistant TB. Doctors urged extensive screening on return and civilian physicians to beware endemic illnesses.
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