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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1966
Page
4
A biblical verse from II Chronicles 12 6 and a Saint Bernard quote reflect on humility under praise and adversity. The texts emphasize righteousness of the Lord and the virtue of humility in high standing.
The State Road Commission advances public hearings on four-laning U.S. 460 from Princeton to Glen Lyn and urges action on the Glen Lyn to Bluefield segment. Bypasses are considered essential to modern highway practice, with emphasis on speed and coordinated hearings to push full four-lane completion from Bluefield through Princeton to Glen Lyn.
Liberal critics led by columnist Joseph Alsop attack Ronald Reagan amid his strong GOP primary win. They claim prejudice taints opinions, overlook his past as a liberal Democrat, and warn that his charisma could reshape California and national politics.
A comedienne’s mother-in-law sues to bar her from telling mother-in-law jokes while a fashion expert says designers will stop making funny-looking dresses. Amid the boom, the humor industry alone is in the doldrums.
The Soviet government contradicted itself on June 22 and June 14 regarding conditions for a disarmament agreement tied to U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam. U.S. negotiator Foster urged Moscow to end lecturing on proliferation, warning that Soviet aid to China fueled nuclear risk. Debate centers on whether NATO reform and on-site inspections will anchor a durable peace.
作者分析共和党与民主党潜在候选人格局。论及Johnson连任、Humphrey接班可能、Kennedy在1972年的潜在推动，以及Reagan与Nixon的微妙平衡。列出Romney、Goldwater等人物的影响及两党内派别张力对未来选举的影响。
Art Buchwald jokes the moon lacks amenities and proposes payoffs for lunar use. He suggests farming on the moon, dumping junked cars in craters, leasing to an outdoor advertiser, and selling moon real estate with quirky promises while noting avoidances for alcohol and certain ads.
Daily Telegraph recalls past events including Ike’s morale boost after doctors removed the last stitches. Ten years ago notes a medical detail amid a broader nostalgia column.
Washington reports suggest double sealed envelopes from Gen. Julius Klein were sent to Sen. Dodd and ordinary Klein letters arrived by mail. Hearings featured sharp exchanges as Sennett drew rebukes, and Dodd’s aides claim speeches were written for him by Klein. Two prominent senators and President Johnson were noted in anecdotes about labor disputes and personal banter.
Andrew Tully critiques the Institute for Defense Analyses and Pentagon spending. He cites $1.24 million in contract fees, $24 120 salary for an England study, and benefits for staff and families, including club dues and home costs. He argues for tighter controls and limits on lavish perks while acknowledging the value of defense research.
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