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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1968
Page
6
The quote reflects on perseverance, citing Job and divine purpose as sources of mercy and compassion. It emphasizes happiness rooted in security and quotes E. R. Stettinius Jr. on the value of security for true happiness.
In the race between Donald Baldwin and Don Anello, voters confront county airport failures blamed on the all-Democratic court. The airport lacks basic facilities, risks loss of FAA services, and hampers aviation access, with 1961 bond issues still a touchstone. Baldwin is praised as a corrective choice to bring balance and accountability.
The AMA House of Delegates heard Dr. Gerald T. Dorman of New York outline a largely private system to finance care for all under 65, funded by federal tax credits and health insurance vouchers. The plan aims to curb Medicare expansion and notes private insurance now covers about a third of costs, projecting 53 percent in 20 years.
The Supreme Court unanimously invalidated Alabama's substitute father rule that disqualifies aid to dependent children when a mother cohabits with another man. The decision cites federal law, risking broad impact on 18 states and the District of Columbia, and raises questions about morality versus legal technicalities in welfare policy.
Washington column raises questions about NBC contributions to Sen. Tom Dodd's campaign and alleged false testimony by NBC officials. It calls for a Senate inquiry into televised crime and truthfulness, noting James Boyd and NBC executive Peter Kenney as potential witnesses.
A New Orleans reader criticizes primaries claiming they weaken party coherence and favor well funded factions. The letter argues cross party voting harms democracy and notes Indiana and Wisconsin as contrasting examples. It asserts primaries rarely lead to better candidates and inflate campaign costs.
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