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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
11
A reflective passage emphasizes helping the weak and doing good for others. Quoting scripture from Acts 20 35 and a Henry Drummond maxim, it urges readers to value giving over receiving and recalls how meaningful moments arise from acts of kindness.
Senate Watergate inquiry moves toward cross party scrutiny with Sen. Baker proposing to subpoena Democratic National Committee records and all major party candidates through April 7. Chairman Ervin agrees to witness requests, signaling a broader, accountability driven probe.
In Paris Kissinger calls the accord an amplification and consolidation of the January ceasefire, expressing cautious hope that peace in Indochina may be consolidated. He stresses that success depends on the goodwill and faith of all four signatories and adherence to both letter and spirit of the pact.
Washington reports a bipartisan push for a sweeping investigation of Justice William O. Douglas with charges of possible dealings with criminals and gamblers. The plan mirrors earlier impeachment rhetoric as critics call the inquiry a sham and warn against premature moves.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak assess the anti Dean campaign amid the Watergate crisis. Federal prosecutors say Dean did not tell them in April he had no evidence linking Nixon to the cover up. immunity talks began April 2. Dean’s credibility and potential testimony before the Senate committee are pivotal as defenders push back against his charges.
The European Court of Justice interprets Community treaties and laws and increasingly hears citizen cases against governments. It asserts supremacy of Community law over national statutes, shaping equal pay, tax, and citizens’ recourse across the EU. The piece compares EU integration to the federal Union.
Charles Colson testified under oath about White House involvement in a covert probe linking Senator Edward Kennedy to the Chappaquiddick incident. He described hiring Watergate figures for interviews and denying broader advance knowledge of the break-in while detailing other political action and funding ties.
Vice President Agnew remains loyal to President Nixon amid Watergate fallout, choosing to speak in defense rather than stay silent. Analysts note conservatives fear disloyalty could damage his 1974 prospects and compare his stance to past leaders like Coolidge during Harding's era, highlighting the limits of vice presidential influence.
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