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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1972
Page
2
The note reflects on religion as a source of courage and decisive action in crisis. It cites Acts 26 28 and Dwight D Eisenhower, asserting trust in God grants repose for a person bearing responsibility and leaves outcomes to a higher power.
The final report from the President's Commission warns 50 million more Americans by century's end will mostly live in cities, with 95 percent metropolitan by 2100. Dr. Charles Kimball argues against building many new towns, endorsing expanding existing cities like Kansas City through public private coalitions and $3.2 billion in new projects to remain livable and governable.
Rep. Thomas Morgan faces questions over two Pennsylvania state employees on his House payroll. John Jake Morgan and Thomas H. Boyd draw both federal salaries and state pay, blurring lines between campaign costs and taxpayer funding. The report notes their roles and Morgan’s justification of concurrent political activity.
Amateur chef and lyricist Chris Darrell plans an album of musical recipes. Each song matches a dish, such as Strangers in the Night Fondue and Impossible Dream Ragout, aiming to boost flavor through mood and candlelight.
A reader extends appreciation to Editor and staff of Middlesboro Appalachian Regional Hospital in observance of National Hospital Week. Patricia L. Welch RN thanks the staff for cooperation and public service enhancing community health care delivery.
The Rock Island Rocket highlights waste from abandoned spikes rail anchors and drums, urging inventory controls to stop losses. It notes a spike costs 11 cents and warns mounting neglect harms the rail system, contrasting with military practices and urging cost-conscious discipline.
Viewpoint argues Nixon's trip may force gradual shifts in the Soviet economy and civil life, edging Brezhnev’s regime toward modest consumer gains and more personal freedoms while preserving security. It weighs Kremlin priorities, tech elites, and the risk of intensified Western contact shaping policy and foreign aid links.
Earl Wilson recalls Sam Spade a feisty Schnauzer who aged with biscuits and beds. He describes the dog’s routine at home and the sad moment of Sam’s death after years of companionship. The column blends pet memory with Hollywood light gossip and late night anecdotes from Times Sq. to the Plaza.
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