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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1964
Page
4
A quoted poem fragment shows a Frost couplet reflecting on memory pride and hope with religious phrasing. The text appears as a meditation rather than a news item. It references biblical language and a somber tone.
Dr John J Mahood director of the Mercer County Health Department calls for increased funding from the County Court Board of Education Bluefield Princeton and the State Health Department to meet a suggested 3 per resident standard or at least 150 per capita The appeal emphasizes the department is essential to public health and requires funding from all four agencies to avoid shrinking services.
The piece argues the Warren Court is revolutionizing federalism by limiting states rights and expanding federal power. It asserts restrictions on travel loyalty tests, trespassing, prayer in schools, and rights against self counsel, claiming judicial activism endangers constitutional balance.
NAACP leaders Roy Wilkins and Clarence Mitchell discuss keeping militant Negro groups in check as civil rights legislation faces a summer heat. They warn that militant demonstrations could aid Goldwater while moderates urge patience with federal enforcement and voluntary compliance. Brown pressures Johnson over a Columbia River power plan opposed by PG&E and Northern California Democrats.
Three Supreme Court justices Black Harlan and White implied support for Barry Goldwaters constitutional doubts about public accommodations laws by ruling no state action exists in a Baltimore sit-in case. Opposing justices Goldberg Warren and Douglas argued the law does curb private business discrimination, while the other three avoided constitutional questions. The piece discusses Fourteenth Amendment limits and the role of private ownership versus state power.
The speaker recalls a mountain line seen many times as trees conceal its full shape. Each glance sparks a rising heart and a lingering chill, a refrain echoing with the view that remains alive in memory.
A short verse notes that talking to turtles is easy as they listen and bask. The lines describe turtles listening, smiling, and stretching their necks as they walk. The author is Doris Kerns Quinn.
Senator Soaper notes the new member on the FBI ten most wanted list is heavily tattooed. He remarks the entrance requirement remains unmet by nothing.
Readers discuss county health service financing organized since 1955. The letter outlines board structure, state criteria, and current funding from County Court Bluefield Princeton Board of Education and State Health Dept. It argues for united support and higher local contributions to sustain public health.
A canine expert notes the longest name for a Belgian Malinois registered in the U.S. A trading stamps enthusiast estimates 360000 dollars in groceries would buy 3000 books needed for a Piper De Luxe Caribbean airplane. Smithsonian visitors miss seeing a necklace made of human fingers on display, according to a frequent visitor.
Daily Telegraph notes fifty years ago Jack Johnson defeated Frank Moran in Paris. It also recalls forty years ago McAdoo as Democratic nominee prospect, thirty years ago Johnson as U S Senate candidate, twenty years ago Soviet advances in White Russia, and ten years ago Truman recovering from intestinal surgery.
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