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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1973

Page

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Ehrlichman backs claim to trip up Dean testimony

Former White House aide John Ehrlichman says he has evidence to undermine John Dean III in the Watergate hearings. He argues Dean seeks Nixon protection and that logs from meetings will trap him. Ehrlichman discusses the enemies list, wiretaps, and his role in leaks investigations.

Washington White House John D. Ehrlichman John Dean III Ehrlichman Dean Nixon H.R. Haldeman CBS The Christian Science Monitor Pentagon Daniel Ellsberg 60 Minutes Mike Wallace Senate Haldeman FBI Watergate John Mitchell Howard H. Baker R-Tenn Senate Committee Baker Archibald Cox Lowell P. Weicker Jr R-Conn Watergate Committee Charles W. Colson Colson Harold J. Gibbons Teamsters Union St. Louis Gibbons Weicker Connecticut

Compromise Reaches Indochina Halt Pact Amid War Funding

Congress and President Nixon agree to halt all military action in Indochina by August 15 as part of a 3.4 billion supplemental bill. The measure, authorized after bombing opponents accepted the cutoff, moves through both chambers with final passage near. Senate leaders and key lawmakers divergent on the deal sparked sharp debate.

Associated Press Washington Congress Nixon Indochina White House Cambodia Laos House Senate J.W. Fulbright D-Ark Senate Foreign Relations Committee Fulbright U.S

Conferees pursue salvage of SS hike and debt ceiling bill

House and Senate conferees will try to salvage a measure to raise Social Security benefits by 5.6 percent and extend the debt limit. The plan was defeated 19 to 185, risking a Treasury funding shortfall as the debt ceiling nears $400 billion at midnight. Democratic strategists seek to preserve key Social Security provisions amid Republican opposition and concerns over costs.

Washington House Senate Treasury

Drug firm president escapes kidnappers through bathroom window

In Chicago area, Melvyn Zahn, 34, head of Zahn Drug Co, crawled out a bathroom window and escaped after a Wednesday disappearance. He said two abductors had shadowed him and his father Louis Zahn for 18 months and treated him fairly until he reached safety Friday.

Chicago Melvyn Zahn Zahn Drug Co Melrose Park Louis Zahn Zahn Edward Wojawsinski Calhoun Ferris

Dollar records sharpest drop after mark revaluation

The US dollar fell sharply on Frankfurt and Zurich exchanges after West Germany revalued the mark by 50 percent. It slid about two percent in Frankfurt to 2.425 marks and nearly three percent in Zurich to 2.94 Swiss francs, with minor changes elsewhere. The move boosts US export competitiveness but makes German vacations pricier for Americans. Police later report a ransom case and two men charged with kidnapping in Michigan City related to the incident.

London Frankfurt Zurich Zahn Michigan City Ind William Robert Calhoun George E. Ferris

Hormel faces layoffs under one year notice rule

Hormel reports industry pressure from price ceilings and rising costs. Charles Nyberg, Hormel senior VP explains one year notice is required before lay offs under guaranteed wage agreements. Company aims to minimize losses while keeping workers employed.

Oscar Meyer Dubuque Packing The Herald Hormel Co Charles Nyberg Formel Hormel Nyberg

Locals vote to strike at Northwest Paper Co

In Cloquet Minnesota five members of the Paperworkers International Union voted to strike after negotiations with Northwest Paper Co broke down. The action follows escalating labor disputes and could affect local production and jobs.

Scientists seek rich data from sun’s long total eclipse

In Kenya the AP reports scientists anticipate a bumper crop of information from a rare total solar eclipse. The path runs from sunrise over Brazil across the Atlantic to Mauritania and Africa to the Somali Republic, ending at sunset over the Indian Ocean. A partial eclipse will be visible in northeastern South America and much of Africa and Europe.

Loiyengalani Kenya Brazil Atlantic Ocean Mauritania Africa Somali Republic Indian Ocean South America Europe Arabia India

Planes Crash Near Amman Airport After Takeoff

A Soviet Tupolev passenger plane with about 80 people aboard crashed seconds after leaving Amman airport. It struck three houses nearby. casualties unknown, ambulances rushed to the scene.

Amman

Tenth Pattie Theft Suspect Nabbed in Minneapolis

The FBI announces the 10th arrest in a $50,000 hamburger patty theft case. Stephen A. Eliason, 32, of Minneapolis, was arrested after being indicted June 25 on conspiracy and receiving stolen meat charges related to a shipment from Schweigert Meat Co. en route to Columbus, Ohio.

Minneapolis Minn Federal Bureau of Investigation Joseph H. Trimbach FBI Stephen A. Eliason Federal Grand Jury Schweigert Meat Co Columbus Ohio South St. Paul, Minn

Religious extremists fade as Faulkner's party leads

Protestants and Catholics in Ulster vote along traditional lines as counting continues in the regional election. The article notes a rout of extremist factions while Faulkner's party leads, shaping the likely makeup of the new assembly.

Faulkner Colin Frost Belfast Northern Ireland Ulster

Northern Ireland votes split Protestant ranks in key elections

Pro British plan to share power faces mixed support as Faulkner's Unionists 26 percent and Craig Paisley Loyalists 22 percent lead a fragmented field. Social Democrats 14 seats. Nationalists win none. Whitelaw aims for a 71-seat, sectarian-balanced assembly by October.

Britain Brian Faulkner Unionist William Craig Ian Paisley Faulkner Ulster Craig Paisley Unionist Party Social Democrat and Labor Party Gerry Fitt Nationalist United Ireland Faulker Northern — Ireland Coalition Social Democratic and Labor Party National Assembly William Whitelaw Northern Ireland Whitelaw

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Camping gear ad notes tent for sale and cancellation

The advertisement promotes camping equipment with a 9x12 tent in like new condition for $50 and a contact phone after 5 PM. It notes the ad ran four of six scheduled days under sporting goods and emphasizes pay only for time run, with a contact number 433 8851 for service.

Sporting Goods

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