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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1973
Page
4
The quote contrasts two worlds the measured world of lines and rules with the felt world of hearts and imagination. It cites I John 2 15 16 and Leigh Hunt the English poet to illustrate tension between worldly desire and spiritual or imaginative life.
The piece notes Congress faces impeachment questions after the Watergate probe while President Nixon refuses resignation and aims to continue governing. It highlights Brezhnev’s West Germany visit and Pompidou Heath talks shaping US cooperation with allies, urging decisive action to let the President govern.
Secretary of State William P. Rogers told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that both he and President Nixon supported curbing rewards for big contributors. He proposed a 15 percent cap on political ambassadorships to reduce non career appointees while allowing qualified private citizens like David K. E. Bruce to head diplomacy efforts without bias.
Local officials press for a four lane highway linking Bluefield and Princeton in Mercer County. They argue the project would improve safety and reduce travel time, inviting state support and public comment.
In a heated exchange, Fulbright urges a United Nations imposed settlement for the Middle East tied to great power guarantees, while Jackson counterattacks, arguing oil from Arab states and regional militaries threaten Kuwait and Saudi Arabia more than Israel. Jackson stresses U.S. energy needs and urges rapid development of alternative energy sources.
Harvard constitutional and labor law professor Archibald Cox is portrayed as a principled, rigorous legal mind torn between strict constructionism and Kennedy era action. The profile notes his faith in the sacredness of law, fairness to opponents, and reluctance to let courts legislate morality, with speculation on his Watergate role and staff connections.
In this Washington commentary Buckley contends loyalists claim Nixon innocence while accusing the Washington Post of bias. He contrasts Post and Times treatment of key Watergate testimonies and cites editorial defense of the Camden 28 case. He questions government influence on media and justice with sharp, opinionated prose.
The senator accuses wealthy citizens of dodging taxes through a rent-a-cow plan while implying those in lower brackets might rent a chicken as an equivalent loophole.
A Senate Banking Committee amendment linked to Continental Investment Corporation appears drafted by John Horne, a Continental director and former Sparkman aide. The bill would let Continental harvest funds from mutual shareholders until 1976, amid claims of improper influence and undisclosed ties.
Paul Harvey notes nationwide convention spending exceeds nine billion dollars yearly with fifty million Americans attending. He explains planners audit hotels, services, transit, crime, weather, and family safety to lure events to towns like Yourtown, highlighting top venues such as Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.
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