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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1967
Page
2
A historical snippet quotes Acts 3 25 about the covenant with Abraham and the blessing to posterity. Clare Boothe Luce emphasizes the family as the ultimate economic and spiritual unit of any civilization.
Sen Harry Byrd Jr of Virginia argues against raising the national debt limit from 336 to 358 billion and 365 billion, urging restraint. He notes rising deficits, interest costs, and non defense spending, accusing Johnson administration Democrats of a “something for everyone” approach and misrepresenting benefits to voters.
A columnist argues that Glassboro summit goodwill hinges on Soviet military restraint and a real policy shift away from supporting Arab arms and Red China. It notes Kremlin censorship, the need for US Soviet restraint, and hopes for lasting peace through open dialogue and press access.
Paul Harvey praises Salina Kansas for converting Schilling Air Force Base into a diversified hub. He highlights the base’s 8000 acres of refurbished facilities housing industry a technical institute a state rehabilitation center a Highway Patrol Academy and a novel waiting wives housing program. The tale frames Salina as a model blueprint for other cities recovering from military base closures.
Washington pundits mock India’s leadership under Mme Gandhi accusing her of infantilism and meddling in the Arab Israeli crisis. The piece highlights India’s pro Arab stance, non alignment theory, and alleged secret dealings with Nasser while criticizing U. S. aid and Kashmir dynamics.
A Senator comments on fund raising letters that greet readers as “Dear Friend” to imply closeness while asking for money. The remark touches on generational views and hints at ongoing calls for a woman to join the Supreme Court, framed with a wry nod to changing fashions.
Washington reports detail how Rep. L. Mendel Rivers and allies pushed a draft plan that defers undergraduates, widens inequities, and leaves local boards to interpret rules. It limits conscientious objection, prioritizes draft dodgers in court, and weakens universal guidelines amid accusations of discrimination.
The piece links theological warnings of a world ending day with comments on UFOs and modern warfare. It cites Larry H. Fickle of California, Ezekiel visions, and Luke prophecies alongside political debate over draft reform led by L. Mendel Rivers and Senate tensions with Russell and Kennedy as the era nears June 30 deadlines.
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