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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1962
Page
4
The reader cites Ecclesiastes on warmth shared by two and Ruskin on not giving God second place. The quotes imply that companionship provides warmth and that God rejects divided priority in the heart.
The Bluefield situation is discussed with E D Bazzie urged to accept aid for policing. criticism of public statements and credit for the police investigation into five arrested Bluefield officers. The piece compares Bazzie to a extinct Yakka Bird notable for chatter and jawbone.
John L. Lewis condemns President Kennedy for failing to restore coal jobs in West Virginia a year and a half into his term. He argues federal aid cannot revive prosperity and urges freer private industry to create work, citing Venezuelan oil and transportation costs as drag on the industry.
Our Sunday Visitor reports Catholic critics accuse President Kennedy of letting political needs shape his education policy. Father Virgil Blum argues federal aid to church related schools is constitutional, urging broader support for independent children in Catholic and other church related schools.
Paris columnist Art Buchwald announces a two year move back to Washington to influence U S policy and aid President Kennedy. He jokes about real estate offers near the White House and notes his desire to raise his son near a winning baseball team.
Senate investigators chaired by Symington expose GOP ties to corporate suppliers during the Eisenhower era. They allege price manipulation and stockpile losses worth hundreds of millions, with White House orders and industry connections shaping decisions. The inquiry expands as Democrats seek political gain ahead of 1964 campaigns.
Washington scene highlights Larry O'Brien as JFKs clever official and informal lobbyist in a playful exchange with Rep William Ayres. OBrien uses humor to soften opponents while signaling political currents on healthcare financing and Yale commencement plans.
George Sokolsky argues that true progress harms wild life and ecosystems. He links hunting, pesticides, and pollution to habitat loss, citing species extinctions and river contamination from New York to the Hudson, urging a return to natural, unsynthetic living.
The Daily Telegraph recalls William Jennings Bran as a silver tongued orator losing a bid for Democratic National Convention chair in Baltimore. It also notes Walter Rathenau's assassination in Berlin and a 1933 special legislative session called by Governor Conley to address an emergency revenue measure. Twenty years prior, Churchill warned of Nazi threats in Egypt and Attlee criticized US bombing of Yalu plants affecting armistice prospects.
Washington analysis of how a high profile Kennedy family pool party and late changes in the farm bill vote shifted congressional sentiment. Key figures include Rep. Harold Cooley, Rep. Howard Smith, Sen. Bill Proxmire, Col. John Glenn, Justice Whizzer White, and Arthur Schlesinger.
A fragmentary lyric describes sea fog and thought, with a drifting hour on a dune. Horizon mists, waves, and a foghorn set a lonely mood as the sun touches the horizon and a yellow flower appears in the speaker’s gaze.
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