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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
4
A reflective aphorism contrasts faith with cynicism as the source of life’s thaw. The quote cites Hebrews 11 29 about the Red Sea crossing and notes Harry Emerson Fosdick urging faith to overcome fear.
The Sandy Hook cabinet maker Mico Manufacturing grew with a $628000 assets plant after a $167000 Area Redevelopment loan and SBA funds but debt rose faster than orders. A nine month SBA loan delay, bankruptcy sale at $160000, and decades of frustration leave Conley and townsfolk bitter. The piece links to Varney in Maggie County and questions federal program success and red tape in bringing prosperity.
Buckley argues Senator Kennedy shifts left of Johnson over atomic bomb issues as a result of political dynamics. He questions Kennedy’s motive and suggests real policy focus should be on deterring nuclear arms spread and negotiating treaties rather than railing against proliferation.
Drew Pearson reports White House debate over bombing Hanoi anti aircraft missiles while Soviet pilots arrive in North Viet Nam. He notes Russian warning, growing willingness to fight, and Washington plans to hit bridges and rail lines. B 52 raids report mixed success and Viet Cong shelters exposed by heat sensors.
The report portrays Ernesto Che Guevara as at a turning point. He must lead a successful Communist takeover in Guatemala or face removal, with Moscow backing a last chance tied to Guðílas Mikoyan’s orders. The piece notes U S intelligence predicts a possible Marine response to block a coup.
Fifty years ago Paul Atkins returned from a Norfolk visit. Forty years ago Robert Hicks attended an Epworth League meeting in Abingdon. Thirty years ago Tom Lilley left for Washington. Twenty years ago U S Superforts bombed six Japanese cities. Ten years ago the city awarded six new street paving contracts.
A fragmented poem set observes a woman at a kitchen window in Iowa during early summer. It questions perception of distance as farms recede in turquoise and green haze, hinting at shifting vantage points and identity in a rural landscape.
Paul Harvey argues nations resemble households, unable to mop up all global dirt. He cites President Johnson on a disorderly planet and warns America cannot be custodian of the world. He urges selective action, stronger limits, and persistent dusting of threats near home.
Art Buchwald imagines James Bond probing 1964 campaign donors at the Republican National Headquarters in Washington. Bond retrieves a list of contributors over 1000 dollars and escapes as factions quarrel, delivering the list to a mysterious brunette for Sen Dirksen.
Essay argues that postcolonial Africa risks coups and assassinations as leaders like Ben Bella Nasser and Nkrumah fall from power. It notes new moderates forming among former French colonies, Kenya’s Kenyatta resisting revolution, and warns revolutions breed unstable, impractical rulers before empirical stability returns.
A brisk fight erupted in the Bit O Erin Bar and Grill after a patron objected to what he saw as an ungentlemanly slur on a Peyton Place character. A busy housewife jokes she has no time to not eat, while a volunteer kids’ baseball umpire could be accused of impartiality.
The Rolls-Royce is one of three cars with a Rolls-Royce engine. The other two are the Bentley and Princess Orient, and the Italian film Il Successo features a counterfeiter who palms phony bills as fines are paid on the spot. The mola fish female lays about 300 million eggs in a single batch, according to Miami Seaquarium experts.
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