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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1966
Page
4
Quoted reflections on labor praise the craftsman and industry. Ecclesiastes and Calvin Coolidge frame work as a vocation and legacy. The sayings highlight dedication to one’s labor and the lasting value of created efforts.
The community mourns Ernest G. Otey a vital progressive figure whose relentless energy shaped Bluefield for decades. He led or spearheaded many improvements and initiatives making his monument the city itself and he was also a cherished friend.
The piece argues Virginia delays on I-77 between Bluefield and Wytheville hinder interstate progress. It notes West Virginia funding issues, Sen Randolph’s protest, and Rex Whitton’s claim that East River Mountain tunnel work drives timing, urging quicker Virginia action despite tunnel timelines.
Washington sources say former Vice President Richard Nixon will wage a nationwide primary drive starting March 10 in New Hampshire and ending June 2 in California. He plans to campaign across all states with a strong organizing effort, eyeing a united front with Southern leaders at the 1968 convention.
Washington opinion states no federal right allows obstructing streets or provoking violence. It notes removal from state to federal courts requires explicit federal law and cautions against civil disobedience. The piece warns Congress may need a law defining incitement to violence as demonstrations grow.
Washington reports the White House opposed a permanent Fathers Day recognition. Senators Randolph and Resnick introduced resolutions urging government tribute to fathers while noting Big Brothers of the D.C. area and the fatherless child problem. Budget officials questioned costs but deemed the resolutions allowable for one year. The House debate touched on free haircuts and bottled water for members, with no funds previously allocated for such perks.
The piece notes growing civil rights tension over housing provisions in Johnson's bill. Senator Dirksen opposes the constitutional right to sell or rent to any buyer, while real estate leaders warn the bill would stall private-home sales. Northern congressmen fear political risk as House races loom and public sentiment favors caution.
Senator Soaper notes Moscow's ten year program aims to boost food output while a large field forms for the vice presidential race among candidates who deny interest.
Analysis argues Reagan's California primary victory shifts power in the party. Rafferty’s re election, Kuchel facing tough race, and Yorty rising threaten Senate and governorship odds. Yorty’s statewide appeal reshapes primary alignments, while Reagan could position Nixon as the center candidate if he wins the governorship.
A collision on Oakwood Road left one dead and two injured in a crash involving a car and a truck. The truck driver fled the scene and later escaped jury.
Two young boys in Shawnee Oklahoma uncovered a cache totaling 19833 dollars consisting of nickels dimes quarters and half dollars while burying illegal fireworks on the ground.
Thirty years ago three people were injured when their automobile struck a bridge in Mercer County. The incident was reported as a local traffic crash with injuries.
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