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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1973
Page
3
A devotional reflection cites Job 12 9 10 and quotes Martin Luther on surrendering possessions to God. It contrasts human loss with faith in divine provision, urging trust in divine hands over worldly attachments.
Skylab astronauts report two notable early findings from long spaceflight. Heart and blood pressure changes indicate cardiovascular weakening, while a small blast furnace experiment shows promise for creating high quality space born materials. NASA officials note space conditions may enable electronic solids and other products difficult on Earth due to gravity.
The Rev. Theodore Hesburgh of Notre Dame advances a world citizenship idea tied to world peace and justice. Critics question jurisdiction and potential elitism while acknowledging the proposal’s merit and urging further refinement.
A wry column notes that ideal humanity remains unattainable and suggests seeking professional aid. It contrasts a crime-free rumor with social trends such as door sharing and blossoming Washington flora, and mentions growing popularity of outdoor weddings.
Russell Kirk argues conservative thought gains on campuses like Michigan State University while radical student activism wanes. He praises The Intercollegiate Review and ISI, urges balanced activism through study, and asserts imagination and affirmation strengthen American order despite youthful dissent.
The piece surveys Nixon era politics and media, noting Brezhnev’s favorable view of Nixon, Watergate’s impact on policy, and Magruder’s ethics influence, with a closing remark about Harvard’s commencement and a possible return of ROTC under new president Bok. It lampoons press questions and policy shifts while highlighting enduring political tensions.
Evans and Novak report Gov. Walker may field reform candidates in Cook County Democratic primary, threatening Daley’s machine amid indictments by U. S. Attorney Thompson and State's Attorney Carey. Daley, though still popular, faces a shrinking machine and pressure from reform Democrats and GOP allies.
Personal friends report Nixon remains focused on the Moscow summit with Brezhnev despite Watergate distractions. He emphasizes no resignation, recalls trusting ties with Brezhnev, and notes sleep issues after Iceland trip. Aides and critics pivot around comments while the aquarium lore highlights fish care at high levels of government.
Paul Harvey laments political chicanery in Watergate era politics, citing Chicago machine tactics and ballot irregularities in 1960 Nixon Kennedy races. He argues for nonpartisan integrity in investigations and reflects on trust in law and public life.
Senator Soaper states all involved in the Watergate affair are willing to come forward and admit they were pressured by others to act, signaling a broad readiness to disclose details under questioning.
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