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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
2
A reflective note on selflessness and service cites Acts 20 35 and Henry Drummond. It emphasizes that lasting life moments come from helping others, highlighting the Christian call to generosity and the value of charity in everyday life.
The Senate Watergate committee edges toward a cross party probe by calling for subpoenas to inspect Democratic National Committee and major party candidates records up to April 7. Chairman Ervin and Vice Chairman Baker push for accountability for campaign gifts split to cash, with Strauss welcoming financial scrutiny. Both parties face scrutiny for lawful but spiritless fundraising.
The four and a half months since the January ceasefire cast doubt on gains from a new Paris accord described by Henry Kissinger as an amplification and consolidation of the earlier pact. He urged renewed hope while stressing that progress hinges on signatories’ good will and faith.
Washington lawmakers clash over a bipartisan plan to probe Justice William Douglas amid impeachment rumors. The charge list covers decades of alleged dealings with criminals, gamblers, and gangsters, sparking cross party backlash.
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak outline the anti Dean campaign surrounding John W. Dean III amid Watergate disclosures. They note prosecutors say Dean did not state in April he had no evidence against Nixon but offered to testify for immunity before Nixon fired him. Dean’s lawyers deny sensational reports, while insiders say immunity talks began April 2, complicating the White House defense. The piece underscores the high stakes for Dean’s credibility before the Senate and Ervin committee.
Don Oakley explains how the European Court of Justice interprets Community treaties and laws, asserting its growing power over national laws. The piece notes cases on equal pay, tax on art exports, and disputes between Community and member states, drawing a parallel to the U S constitutional framework.
Charles Colson testifies under oath about a White House funded trip to New England by Watergate figures Hunt and Anderson to probe Senator Edward Kennedy’s role in the Chappaquiddick drowning of Mary Jo Kopechne. He describes sourcing a policeman Demott and a trip to interview Dita Beard about ITT memo links.
Vice President Agnew remains loyal to Nixon as conservatives press for cautious moves. The piece contrasts Agnew's stance with past leaders and cites Coolidge’s restraint, Colson's denial of advance Watergate knowledge, and Democratic fund-raising links tied to Senator Sparkman. It notes Continental Investment Corp and its executives funneling money to Sparkman’s 1972 campaign and the secret fund traced to American Security and Trust.
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