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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1973
Page
4
A concise meditation contrasts fading memory of sages with the enduring impact of Jesus. It cites Mark 13:30 31 and quotes William E. Channing on the permanence of Christ's words beyond history.
William Ruckelshaus, new Deputy Attorney General and former EPA head, argues Congress must oversee FBI surveillance and practices. He says oversight is essential to prevent abuses, notes the FBI's paramilitary culture, and discusses destruction of files and the impact of Watergate on careers.
A sharp profile of John D. Lofton Jr a syndicated columnist whose defiant persistence fuels Monday a peppery Republican weekly lost in post Watergate funding. The piece notes Lofton’s tenacity recalling clashes with Guggenheim and pivotal commentary on Nixon and the era while predicting his continued influence in political journalism.
Chancellor Wallis charges journalists and lawmakers with corrupt reaction to Watergate, alleging trial by headline and guilt by association. Buchanan highlights media bias, public opinion swayed toward removing Nixon, and cites alleged liberal excesses and past abuses to justify Nixon’s ouster.
United States Attorney Robert A. Morse impaneled a federal grand jury to investigate a possible artificial beef shortage in the New York metropolitan area with witnesses from the beef industry. Subpoenas seek evidence of kickbacks overcharges and bribery amid price control debates and a growing black market risk.
Special prosecutor Archibald Cox presses White House to release the ITT file and pursue indictments, including former Attorney General John Mitchell. Cox’s reach extends to antitrust decisions tied to ITT Hartford Fire merger, widening Watergate implications beyond the Senate hearings.
A veteran journalist traces Drew Pearson's influence on Washington and his clashes with Nixon. The piece recalls Nixon as private yet ambitious, and critiques the White House defense of national security over constitutional rights amid Watergate revelations.
A Washington observer recaps Prime Minister Tanaka’s critique of U S handling of China overture, soybean curbs and trade moves. He notes friction persists despite cordial talk and argues Nixon’s secrecy fuels Japanese anger and distrust.
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