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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1972
Page
4
A devotional note cites James 1 9 10 urging the humble brother to boast in exaltation and the rich in humiliation as earthly life passes away like the flower of the grass.
The article argues Kissinger's talks with Chou En-lai in Beijing and Podgorny’s trip to Hanoi may reflect unified aims to curb the Vietnam war. It notes Vietnam’s battlefield pauses and monsoon impacts, suggesting prelude to potential peace if diplomacy aligns with U.S. interests and restraint by the Soviet Union.
The article notes a new joint spacecraft docking venture with American and Soviet astronauts and a presidential discussion with NASA leaders about future space cooperation. Dr. James Fletcher envisions broader world-wide collaboration, signaling progress after decades of Cold War space rivalry.
Bruce Bloss reports McGovern seizes a surge in delegates after sweeping California New Jersey and New Mexico. The tally projects near 1509 delegates needed for Miami Beach, while Humphrey risks shrinking prospects as Wallace’s New Mexico showing splits delegates.
William F Buckley Jr argues against a federal no fault auto insurance bill driven by Hart and Magnuson. He warns it would liquidate state laws, stresses the need for state experimentation, cites Massachusetts as a test case, and questions the loss of local control and individual responsibility.
As Senate ratification awaits, critics from both right and left dispute the five year arms limit with Moscow. The pact caps U S submarines at 44 and missiles at 710 while allowing Russia 62 subs and 950 missiles though MIRVs remain outside the deal. The Wall Street Journal notes the accord freezes Russian advantages in missiles while leaving openings for them to close gaps in MIRV and submarines. The piece argues the real aim is broader disarmament beyond the five year frame.
A brisk collection of quirky lines on astronaut training blending space survival and TV ads. A congressman pledges a Des Moines visit to his sister if elected. A car’s rapid start hints Daddy’s tire purchases.
Five years ago this week on June 23 1967 Senator Tom Dodd faced an overwhelming vote to censure for misconduct. As the censure vote proceeded Dodd contemplated suicide while a loaded .25 caliber pistol lay in his pocket and was later removed by staffers. He later kept a German pistol at home and championed gun control through 1968 and 1970 acts.
Senator Soaper comments on a possible stop Sledgepump effort and would welcome the compliment if organized. The piece also notes athletes writing books and mentions weather affecting a colleague. Political conventions are seen as a venue for possible retaliation over pollution debates.
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