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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1973
Page
2
An opinion piece echoes Colossians 3 13 urging forgiving others as the Lord forgives. It cites Lord Edward Herbert noting that those unable to forgive break the bridge they must cross, since everyone needs forgiveness.
The Carnegie Endowment funded study exposes U S policymakers for inaction during Burundi's 1972 massacre of Hutus by Tutsi rulers. It condemns officials Newsom Cohen and others for embargo refusals, ignored advice, and four months of silent diplomacy as killings continued.
The Skylab program faced a 63 second launch issue losing a micrometeoroid shield and damaging solar arrays, triggering concern over a $2 billion venture. NASA engineers salvaged most of the plan and expect Conrad, Kerwin, and Weitz to complete 28 days in orbit, with two more 56 day crews to follow, validating space work with earth benefits.
A report from Die Osterlig notes a uniformed policeman apparition haunting the New Law Courts Building in Port Elizabeth, with sightings including a public restroom, reflecting a lighthearted local ghost tale from the area.
A composite quip filled with sarcasm about chores sarcasm toward coupons and pricing. It riffs on consumer goods including cake mixes linings and hardware stores. A sharp jab at credit cards and airline security closes with a violent flight fantasy.
UPI columnist Gay Pauley quotes naturalist Buell Gibbons urging a mindset shift. He argues ecology requires living in nature and using resources wisely rather than surrendering to danger. Born in Clarksville Texas, Gibbons turned wild foods into books and cookbooks with his brother Joe.
A collection of quotes from David Rockefeller and Senator Barry Goldwater on Soviet propoganda and Middle East peace, plus Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir comment and Harvard’s first black Ivy League head coach Tom Sanders. The remarks touch on diplomacy, forgiveness, race, and education.
June brides are urged to consult Middlesboro Library for wedding planning. Prominent etiquette volumes and recent guides by Bryant, Vanderbilt, Woods, and Clark are highlighted. New fiction listings include The Fifth Estate, The Avima Affair, Millie, Brando: An Unauthorized Biography, and Mrs. Dizzy. Also notes on Return The Innocent Earth and The Joy of Camping. Public library hours and Bookmobile schedules for Middlesboro and Pineville are listed.
Washington report on Archibald Cox portrays a conflicted scholar torn between strict constructionism favored by Nixon appointees and Kennedy era action principles. The piece details his reverence for the sacredness of law, willingness to forego cases, and a cautious, principled stance on justice and history. It notes his reputation for integrity, rigidity in legal interpretation, and readiness to resign if administration pressure compromises duties.
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