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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
4
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Advocates push for high speed ground transport to rival air travel with a Colorado DOT test center pursuing 200 to 300 mph rail concepts. Proponents say cheaper, faster door to door service and fewer weather delays could win travelers away from airplanes amid crowded air corridors.
Representative John B. Anderson questions the Canada route for Alaska North Slope oil and contrasts his account with Interior Secretary Morton. He cites a State Department warning to Canada and backs a GAO study to report by January, guiding Congress on route approval.
Joseph Kraft asserts White House officials tapped his phone beginning in 1969 to test loyalty to Kissinger. He alleges taps were done without judicial or Attorney General authorization, by White House security, and without FBI involvement. He questions national security rationale and cites leaks from 1969 and 1971.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Gov Dan Walker mounts a populist push against the political establishment. They note his two point platform tax cuts and honesty messages while facing a liberal backlash, internal scalpings, and the Walkergate controversy surrounding aide Victor de Grazia.
A Senate Foreign Relations Committee report notes McGovern voted against a 36.5 million aid for resettling Russian Jewish refugees in Israel. Contrastingly he publicly backed Soviet Jewry aid in 1971 72. The article cites private discussions citing economy concerns and shows him later supporting a 3.8 billion farm aid bill.
Justice Department field reports from Missouri criticize Kansas City Police Chief Clarence M. Kelley for handling police brutality cases and underrepresentation of Black officers. The memos urge federal help to improve police community relations and note limited follow up.
Paul Harvey reflects on past headlines and public panic from cranberry scares to Mercury in tuna and fashion fads. He notes political scandals, confrontations, and media attention ebbing over decades while the names change but headlines loop.
A traditional event marks the arrival of a well loved national pastime, underscoring concerns over pay and recognition for those who participate. The piece reflects on filling station gaps and government role in traveler amenities during the highway season.
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