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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
4
A reflective note cites Philippians 3 14 about pressing toward the goal in Christ Jesus and Oliver Wendell Holmes on the importance of direction over position. The quotes frame progress as spiritual purpose and purposeful movement.
The piece notes Richard Goodwin, Kennedy aide and potential 1968 challenger, writes in Commentary opposing vast federal powers. It compares his critique to Goldwater rhetoric and suggests liberals may echo conservative anti big government arguments, shaping a dual national campaign.
The piece attacks Johnson administration and its economists for faulty deficit forecasts. It recalls Fowler’s 8.1 billion projection vs a 24 billion reality, criticizes the Council of Economic Advisers and the Fed, and questions tax policy shifts and surtax proposals amid persistent inflation and slowdown.
W F Buckley denounces censure of Senator Dodd arguing the attack exposes flaws in presumption of innocence and highlights political maneuvering. He claims Dodd faced vindictive scrutiny from critics including Drew Pearson and catalogs perceived motives behind the campaign. He contrasts Dodd’s stance with racial and power dynamics in public life and politics.
Henry J. Taylor recalls June 22 1941 the German invasion of the Soviet Union and the ensuing war logistics. He cites Stalin’s misgivings and Churchill’s remark on snow in Russia, noting the strategic triple offensive toward Leningrad Smolensk and Moscow and the pivotal role of Stalingrad in Russian salvation. The piece includes Taylor’s Turkeyfront anecdote with Marshal Chakmak and foretelling from Voronezh railhead.
The article cites U S officials warning of Kremlin designed crises in Korea Cuba and Berlin while Soviet arms flow increases. It notes North Korea mobilization border clashes and pressure on South Korea to pull forces from Vietnam. Greece holds more than 6 000 political prisoners including Papandreou and his son under the colonel regime with legal help sought from ex Gov Pat Brown and James Schwartz.
The piece argues Lyndon Johnson must seek broad help including Bobby Kennedy to weather 1968 challenges. Iowa polls show Kennedy edging Johnson against Nixon and Reagan while Johnson trails Romney. Harris poll notes Kennedy as courageous but voters hesitant to install him.
In talks with Greek leaders including Prime Minister Constantine Kolias and Interior Minister Stylianos Patacos, Brown argues Andreas Papandreou is not a Communist and urges his return to teach in the U S. A costoon confrontation follows as Vice Admiral Rickover testifies on war costs and the need for nuclear propulsion to keep the Navy modern amid Vietnam casualty concerns.
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