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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1966
Page
4
A brief collection of aphorisms and quotes including Proverbs 13 12 about hope and a line from Johann Schiller praising the value of daring. The text frames morning reflections and literary sentiments for readers.
A mock transcript depicts LBJ debating Lynda Bird's Spain trip as he tries to curb citizen travel abroad. He relents to permit the vacation but warns about funding. The skit ends with a quip about an actor contemplating a trip to Spain and potential cuts.
A humorous critique notes the Public Health Service installed reversed one way windows in lavatories near Washington. The error exposed inside views while outsiders could see in, embarrassing all. The piece advocates installing such windows in working areas to reveal federal staff activity and address calls for more transparency.
A report outlines a centrally located sanitary landfill for waste disposal and discusses its planning, environmental safeguards, and community considerations. It also notes proposed measures for future expansion of the Mercer County Airport runway and potential impacts on air traffic and local development.
Washington analysis argues the OAS move to withdraw 8000 troops was vindicated as a precedent upholding the Monroe Doctrine and regional security. It notes Latin envoys' criticisms as emotional and warns against European or Asian interference while praising U S and six-nation actions in Santo Domingo.
Henry J. Taylor critiques U S gold reserves falling behind Europe while euro dollar trading grows. He cites foreign machine tool sales, oil and coal tensions, and quotas that hamper American exports, urging tighter domestic policy and a balanced approach to trade and currency.
Andrew Tully critiques the Supreme Court for not making its confession guidelines retroactive. He notes a 7 to 2 ruling allowing retroactivity to apply only to trials after the guidelines, leaving past coerced confessions without recourse. He denounces this as discriminatory expediency and warns it undermines constitutional protections.
Drew Pearson cites three morals for Senators from the Dodd Klein letters. He notes many letters were written by assistants, including Abe Ribicoff and Hubert Humphrey, while Humphrey personally wrote one. The piece also highlights air pollution funding ties to industry and the Bureau of Mines.
A meditation on automobile graveyards and trash accumulation across towns and highways. The author notes tens of millions of junked cars, disposable containers, and growing landfills, urging stricter dumping regulation and citing Peter Blake's book God's Own Junkyard as a wake-up call to planned deterioration.
The Daily Telegraph reported that a state court ordered the NAACP to stop conducting business in Alabama. The note also mentions anthracite coal prices rising from 40 cents to 1.15 dollars per ton.
Forty years ago a Pikeville Kentucky man convicted of murder escaped from jail and was believed headed toward the Cumberland Mountains. The report notes the escape and ongoing search by authorities.
Fifty years ago the richest woman in the world, Mrs Hetty Green, died of a stroke. She inherited over ten million dollars and built a vast fortune through shrewd investments and frugal living.
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