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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1973
Page
4
A German poet Heinrich Heine is quoted stating that good morning God has given us tongues to say something pleasant to our fellow men. The quote reflects Heine's perspective on speech and kindness.
A Gallup poll shows 44 percent feel Watergate coverage is overdone as a retired executive and Senator Curtis criticize press bias. Curtis says Nixon innocent and warns a Nixon hate coalition seeks to destroy him while Dean testimony looms and leaks begin.
Unemployment sticks at five percent with 4.4 million jobless. May and April saw steady jobs and seekers, easing fears. Veterans employment among 20 to 24 year olds narrows the gap with non veterans. Analysts expect a possible rate drop this month if growth remains cooled.
Bruce Bioss reports Tokyo frets over U.S. farm export controls under Nixon. Japanese officials seek clear timelines and explore Brazil as a new soybean source as they fear prolonged shortages for soy sauce and bean cake. Brazil bets on Sao Paulo growth and expanding regions to meet rising demand.
Russell Kirk contrasts Indian and American campuses noting Lucknow University's closure amid arson aided by police units, and student indifference at Kent State. He argues cheating undermines civil service entry, and calls for restoring standards and ethics to save higher education.
Report outlines a split inside the Nixon administration over Watergate messaging. Colson pushes for a full press conference while the reconstituted attack group argues for minimal public sessions and no admissions. Haig wavers and Laird’s arrival could shift the balance.
Lawmakers from New York and beyond rail at deplorable Eastern and American Airlines service on New York to Washington flights. They urge hearings led by Rep. Harley Staggers as complaints extend from Syracuse to California. Separately Rep. Morgan Murphy and Jerome Waldie accuse Rep. Sam Steiger of bugging rivals amid an Emprise probe. Robert Vesco arrives Antigua amid questions over criminal indictments and security swindle ties.
Senator Soaper remarks about summer enthusiasm while a mother of four notes fatigue before the season. A leaked postcard from across the border promises Manitoba visitors better lawns amid shifting glamor notions. The piece hints at attention on the soybean figure in contrast to Genun at a social gathering.
Ronald Reagan cites ecologists and historical examples to argue that concern for conservation has overextended and that America must pursue new resource development. He invokes ancient warnings, 19th century data, and modern pollution issues to claim overcautious protection harms economic power and energy sufficiency.
A quirky news brief notes the FTC challenges manufacturers to define dandruff as the condition that prompts consumers to buy antidandruff products. The Sky lab crew reaches a milestone in orbit, and amid Washington visits, a satirical note references Brezhnev and a soap opera tie-in.
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