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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1973

Page

23

Seattle station airings link McCarthy and Watergate hearings

KCTS Seattle presents a warmup of Army McCarthy hearings before the Watergate hearings. a three man panel contrasts 1954 sessions with the current proceedings. the segments use KING TV kinescopes and feature Richard Meyer Bill Shadel and Fen dall Yerxa.

New York KCTS Seattle Wash Senate Sen Joseph R. McCarthy R-Wis Richard Meyer McCarthy Meyer Bill Shadel Fendall Yerxa Shadel Yerxa The University of Washington King-Tv NBC Sking Eric Bremner King’s Bremner Army-McCarthy

World Turns and Price is Right Style Mix-up

The scrambled OCR text lists multiple TV show titles such as World Turns The Price is Right and various game and soap opera entries mixed with garbled fragments. It appears as a damaged scheduling blurb with mismatched numbers and partial words.

Court Rules Medicare Benefits Must Cover Aliens

A three judge panel in Miami ruled that Medicare Part B payments to aliens not yet permanent residents are constitutional. The decision affects about 18,000 elderly Cuban refugees in Miami and thousands of other aliens nationwide. The ruling cites tax contributions to social security trust funds and says aliens have a right to Medicare benefits.

Miami U.S U.S. District Court David Dyer Joe Eaton James Lawrence King Victor Carlos Espinosa Santiago Diaz Jose Clara Espinosa Diaz Clara Alfred Fienberg Legal Services of Greater Miami, Inc

Gray to Testify About Watergate Without Immunity

Former acting FBI Director L. Patrick Gray will testify without immunity in a Watergate probe. Gray has met with prosecutors four times since May and is cooperating with the Watergate committee led by Sen. Ervin. A Senate appearance is planned for later this month or July.

Baltimore FBI L. Patrick Gray Stephen Sachs Gray Sachs Senate Sam Ervin D-N.c Nixon Senate Judiciary Committee

Nixon To Unveil Dirksen Center

President Nixon will fly to Pekin Illinois to unveil the cornerstone of the Everett McKinley Dirksen Congressional Leadership Research Center. The center will house reference material on Congress and its leaders and is slated for completion in the summer of 1974. Pekin was Dirksen's home town.

Washington Nixon Pekin Ill Everett McKinley Dirksen Congressional Leadership Research Center Senate Irksen

Read Our Want Ads For Yourself

Want ads trumpet self reliance and initiative urging readers to inspect listings personally. The fragment hints at a bold sales pitch encouraging independent search and action without relying on others. The tone is promotional and direct.

Judge Rules OEO Acting Head Illegally Serving

A federal judge ruled Howard Phillips was serving illegally as acting director of the Office of Economic Opportunity. The order barred him from acting further as director, after four senators sued. The decision cites Nixon's failure to submit the appointment for Senate confirmation. Phillips had aimed to dismantle the agency, while the President’s budget proposal omits funds for OEO.

Washington Howard Phillips Office of Economic Opportunity OEO U.S. District Court William Jones Phillips Jones Nixon Senate Congress

53 Congressmen Seek Immediate Soybean Export Ban

Fifty three members of Congress urged Agriculture Secretary Earl Buzz to impose an immediate moratorium on exporting soybeans and soybean meal. They cited crop losses from heavy rains and argued export limits would curb inflation and stabilize domestic feed costs.

Washington UPI Congress Agriculture Earl Buzz Monday Steele United States

Planting of Corn and Soybeans Behind 1972 Averages

UPI reports 1973 corn planting 95 percent complete and soybeans 75 percent across Iowa, still below 1972 levels. North districts show most progress while southeast districts lag, with weeds under control and moisture largely adequate.

DES Moines UPI Iowa Northwest North Central East Central South Central Southeast

EPA Adopts New Clean Air Rules

The EPA adopts regulations requiring states to estimate air quality impact of new developments that attract traffic. States must submit procedures for complex sources such as shopping centers arenas highways by August 15 to prevent future violations of national standards.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency Sanaa

Koreans protest as armistice nears in secret talks

Twenty years ago South Koreans staged a fourth day of anti truce demonstrations in Seoul while Allied and Red negotiators met in secret to finalize an armistice believed all but certain.

Seoul Red

Witnesses Clash On Fuel Programs At Oil Hearing

Washington witnesses at a four day oil hearing warned of a winter heating oil shortage along with a summer gasoline shortage. They debated whether to mandate petroleum allocations or extend the voluntary program as Sen. Carl Curtis urged immediate action. Soule urged delaying a decision 30 days while warning of a potential fuel oil shortage this winter if sulphur standards are not relaxed by September 1.

Washington Sen Carl Curtis R-Neb Nebraska Senate Arthur Soule Independent Fuel Terminal Operators Assn Soule

Nixon Hints New Economic Plan By midweek

The Nixon administration aims to unveil a new economic program by midweek though details remain undecided. Nixon conferred two hours with key advisers and John Connally and with a labor management panel of ten leaders. Officials say a Wednesday disclosure of new controls and possibly tax actions seems likely.

Washington Nixon Treasury John Connally

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