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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1972
Page
2
A brief devotional reflecting Hebrews exhortation to hold fast to faith until the end. The passage urges listeners to heed God's voice today and avoid hardening hearts, linking perseverance to spiritual confidence.
The piece argues the Democratic Party nomination of Senator McGovern benefits the nation by giving Republicans a target. It critiques Nixon era campaign tactics and the cynical manipulation of politics, warning of ruthless methods and a brewing aura of evil surrounding the process. It foresees a heated November election environment.
After a 69 day hiatus the American and South Vietnamese teams reopen the Paris negotiations. The talks focus on South Vietnam’s political fate and a possible coalition while mining and bombing heighten tensions. Nixon signals cautious approach as Democratic nominees prepare acceptance speeches in Miami Beach.
The piece laments increasing strain at national church assemblies. It notes long meetings, late-night sessions, and health shocks among leaders at events like the African Methodist Episcopal and United Presbyterian gatherings. It compares ecclesiastical stress to political conventions, arguing the burden on delegates is rising while budgets and scrutiny mount.
UPI dispatch cites Marshall Green saying the northeast Asia power belt holds resources and talent that could reshape the Orient if US Russia China and Japan cooperate. He warns nationalism could derail progress, notes Korea's shift toward reunification talks, and cites Japan China and Korea as pivotal players shaping future regional diplomacy.
UPI analysis notes that a possible Boeing 707 sale to China could heighten Soviet anxiety over U S Chinese relations and inflame Western competition. It recalls Nixon era moves easing China trade and warns of China becoming a future industrial competitor with U S aid.
The piece notes Mead Tolliver Coal's George W. Craft becoming Pocahontas Fuel Company's general superintendent and mutual trade interests. It surveys China’s trade, Japan's lead in exports, Canada’s wheat sales, and U.S. satellite equipment sales since Nixon’s embargo end, with China seeking farm machinery and high tech goods.
Richard Nixon appeared as a surprise witness in the Ellsberg and Russo trial. He criticized government inquisition, defended disclosure of classified papers, and warned the public about censorship while calling for an informed citizenry and two way government dialogue.
Senator Barry Goldwater states that Democrats cannot hide two facts: their responsibility for Vietnam and Richard Nixon's actions to end the war. He argues the exposure of these issues will shape public perception.
Bruce Biossat argues McGovern’s California delegate surge and overall convention momentum came from an embrace of fair play. He notes McGovern’s rising delegate totals began before the convention and that uncommitted delegates shifted to him in small clusters, reinforcing a steady climb to the nomination.
A West Virginian researcher seeks coal company records diaries letters and other items detailing life and change in Appalachia coal camps. He asks residents with such materials to contact him to arrange loans or donations for study.
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