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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1973
Page
2
The text blends biblical and historical lines urging martial readiness and warning that a nation fully armed risks danger. It juxtaposes Joel's call to convert tools of peace into weapons with a Henry Cabot Lodge quote about nations that are strong yet financially weak at home. The piece frames warning through classic quotation.
The piece argues that gasoline shortages may be exaggerated by some alarmists while noting real pressures on supply. It cites Stewart Udall warning of a national nightmare and urges tempering warnings with common sense, planning vacations earlier, and rethinking car use as the era of vast fuel consumption may be ending.
A Texas high school coach urges hair restrictions for athletes citing toughness and masculinity. He claims modern males are protected by past warriors, contrasting with George Washington’s era. The piece links dress to courage and national identity through historical examples.
President Nixon says Ehrlichman sought only national security leeway, but Kalmbach recounted efforts to fund Watergate defendants and hush money. He recalls meetings with Dean Mitchell and Ulasewicz, with secrecy codes and substantial cash tied to Stans Jones LaRue. The piece also notes Bayh pressing a protest to Greece over Athens detention of six lawyers.
A syndicated humorous column mocks anti telemarketing protests by praising courteous solicitors. The writer imagines a phone call offering a free roof and siding inspection with no cost, then belittles the idea of restricting calls and ends with a note from Salisbury Maryland about a dorm fundraiser shower record that raised under $100.
The piece profiles James M. Benham, longtime broker executive turned Palo Alto fund manager, proposing to rebate all management profits beyond 50 000 to shareholders. It notes fund growth, a 7 14 percent yield, and his stance against high fees while facing ridicule as bananas.
Bruce Biossat notes a pattern among Nixon's top aides marked by rigid narrowness and a belief in their own rightness. A 1935 Harding era quote about Daugherty echoes, suggesting a separate world view and willingness to subvert norms. Rising evidence hints at obstructing justice and broad law violations.
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