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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1973
Page
2
The quote emphasizes that knowing Christ or affirming belief is insufficient without a life commitment. It quotes John 14 6 7 and Billy Graham urging decisive personal surrender to Jesus as Savior and Lord for genuine faith.
Vice President Ford says he does not expect to assume the Presidency through Nixon's resignation or impeachment. He predicts Nixon will serve out his term and be exonerated once all facts are known, while noting some Republicans hope Nixon steps aside to avoid impeachment votes. Ford says the public seeks peace over Watergate.
More than a thousand industrialists at the National Association of Manufacturers Congress in the Waldorf Astoria, New York, shared restrained optimism for 1974. Energy concerns dominated talks with calls to lift price controls and let markets set prices, while inflation was seen as adjustable over a few years.
A string of letters argues for freedom of the press and fair trials while criticizing media manipulation, political tricks, and Watergate era excesses. Contributors urge accountability of corporations and officials, defend miners and coal communities, and call for political change amid national tensions.
Bruce Bloss argues Vice President Gerald Ford could be a viable Republican presidential candidate in 1976 despite protestations. Polls boost recognition from congressional scrutiny, with Ford poised to gain if sustained. Nixon era baggage and Watergate backdrop shape perceptions, while Reagan Rockefeller and Connally remain contenders. Ford’s staff, speaking circuit access, and regional appeal influence his potential rise, though he faces credibility and primary challenges.
William F Buckley Jr argues that Senator Lowell Weicker’s refusal to express an opinion on Nixon’s impeachment rests on a logic that presumes trial in the Senate. Buckley asserts that impeachment is not equivalent to conviction and compares Senate proceedings to grand jury and trial rules for admissibility of evidence.
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