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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1972
Page
2
An editorial style note presents biblical exhortation from James about drawing near to God and cleansing hands with a modern touch from George Bernard Shaw calling individuals a window through which they view the world. The lines emphasize moral integrity and personal clarity.
President Luis Echeverria Alvarez will visit the United States for seven days starting June 15 with stops in New York Chicago Los Angeles and San Antonio before a Washington meeting with President Nixon. Topics include Colorado River salinity technology exchange IMF reforms and development in the third world with focus on Latin American interests.
A playful musings describe literary fame as best cellars and compare an angry wife to a cross war puzzle. The piece jokes that a connoisseur can order from the right side of the menu, while a man with a wife on a diet navigates slickly through thick and slim.
The FBI reportedly spent extensive time tracking Rep. Henry Teuss and his family, including his 22-year-old niece, amid suspicions tied to antiwar activity. Mike Reuss, a banking legislator, faces claims he was a “friend” of Robert Avakian, linked to a Marxist Leninist group.
The piece links McGovern to cutting ties with the Democratic National Committee, forming a separate entity to dodge campaign debts while planning cooperation with party regulars. It notes Environmental Action’s “Dirty Dozen” list of 12 House members steering anti pollution bills and war policies, highlighting Reps and senators named as targets. Vietnam settlement talk shows Nixon optimism from private talks, listing reasons for hope and caveats.
A playful news spoof shows Floyder Sweetspeak and Frank Undertone on a missing sheep story. Reporters cite Bo Peep as the shepherdess questioned, with rumors of misplacement and unclear location. A closing note thanks Pineville officials and local residents for aiding a May fire rescue effort.
Henry Kaufman of Salomon Brothers predicts higher short and long term rates in the coming months as inflation and government spending press on credit. He warns that jawboning may fail and formal controls could follow, with budget deficit pressure and possible increased government direction of money.
Earl Wilson recounts a whimsical tale mixing Fala the Roosevelt dog with a different canine actor Maggie from Mamaroneck. The piece juggles movie gags, star cameos, and snippets about Doris Day era gossip, ending with a caricature of Hollywood high jinks and memory lapses.
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