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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1973
Page
2
A compact verse and reflection pair quote Psalm 51 1 with mercy from God and a Bryan proverb on forgiveness versus revenge. The note contrasts divine mercy with human desire for retribution, highlighting the enduring moral tension.
Washington argues that Moscow and Beijing have supplied North Vietnam with substantial war materiel to enable continued conflict. Brezhnev and Chou En-lai are seen as negotiating peace while quietly backing Hanoi with modern tanks, missiles, trucks, ammunition, and small arms. The piece contends that restraint promised in ceasefire talks was not formalized and warns of intensified aggression, with weapons moved into South Vietnam and border areas.
Hoyt King notes a spooky tale from a sultan's palace and jokes about beards. The column contrasts men with impressive facial hair with those who look foolish, highlighting barber shop magazine humor and style.
Nixon faces possible indictment for aiding a coverup of the Watergate break in and plumbers activities. Officials detail demands, hush money schemes, and presidential orders involving Haldeman Ehrlichman Liddy Hunt Kalmbach Ulasewicz and others in a confidential memorandum guiding Archibald Cox's inquiry.
Woman's View by Gay Waulby discusses 64 million Americans labeled visually impaired and the need for early treatment. It highlights the five percent preschool eye problems, amblyopia risks, and the importance of preschool vision programs and home eye tests to expand screening and prevention efforts.
The Middlesboro Public Library thanks volunteers for gifts and announces new titles including The Serena Technique of Belly Dancing and Kenemy at the Gates. Also lists a busy schedule for bookmobiles and regular library hours across Middlesboro and Pineville with route details.
Washington commentary argues President Nixon’s budget trims would not wreck the Great Society. It questions measurable outcomes of new social programs like OEO and Model Cities, noting experts see little evidence of success and warning programs shift justification with political winds.
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