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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1973
Page
6
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Melvin Laird, labeled a tired old face by Nixon critics, is named chief domestic affairs adviser. The Wisconsin Republican brings Capitol Hill savvy, independence, and four years as defense secretary, promising to bridge White House and Congress and restore movement after Watergate. His return signals a stabilizing, realistic approach amid a government praised for vigor and questioned for involvement.
General Lia C. Baker notes Hanoi violated the Paris cease-fire by moving tanks artillery and missiles into South Vietnam via the DMZ and WAZ. U.S. intelligence links the buildup to renewed North Vietnamese aggression aided by Soviet and Chinese support, while U.S. Senate actions limit aid and affect the South Vietnamese.
James Kilpatrick ponders Watergate amid a radio forum with Norman Podhoretz and Thomas Bergin, contrasting sports honesty with political corruption. A blacksnake preys on cowbird chicks in Kilpatrick's yard as he links natural order to national turmoil and warns that power corrupts.
Morrie Ryskind weighs the Watergate hearings with caution and critique. He rejects inflated labels like the greatest scandal and argues the process raises constitutional questions about rights, transparency, and executive accountability amid partisan media and public reaction.
Senator Barry Goldwater urges immediate start on the trans Alaska pipeline to resolve growing fuel shortages. He warns of foreign blackmail and national crisis if action lags and cites Libyan nationalization and Arab oil leverage as pressure points. He attributes delay to environmentalists and regional partisans and calls for prompt registration and construction to boost domestic oil by millions of barrels daily.
California taxes fund education while federal grants back Maharishi International University and a planned global campus network. The World Plan News Service touts the Science of Creative Intelligence and Transcendental Meditation as ways to solve social problems with campuses worldwide and selective U S grants for student aid and teacher training.
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