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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1973

Page

3

Nixon urges focus on virtue in politics at Dirksen center

President Nixon, at Everett Dirksen’s hometown dedication, warned against letting a few Watergate mistakes obscure American virtues. He urged more good people to enter politics, urged partnership between presidency and Congress, and cited Dirksen’s belief in steady bipartisan work amid global tensions.

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Allies to Restudy Relations at Helsinki Conference

Allies plan to restudy European security and cooperation at a Helsinki conference. Jobert again steps aside as others express solid satisfaction with preparations for mutual force reductions talks set to begin in October. Brezhnev’s Washington visit looms with possible next week decisions. France questions the statement while West Germany and the Netherlands back the American stance. Rogers meets.

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Beeman Chuckle Column Mixed Mess of Missing Words

A scribbled humor piece riffing on a chaotic string of garbled text and misread captions. The fragment hints at a lighthearted column, joking about parental duties and a playful miscommunication in a Beeman feature. The exact events and names are obscured, leaving a quirky, unreadable snippet.

Magruder details plan to discredit O'Brien in Watergate

Former White House aide Jeb Stuart Magruder testified that the Nixon campaign aimed to spy on and discredit Democratic national chairman Lawrence O'Brien. He said final approval came from John Mitchell, with information to damage the DNC and influence the 1972 race. Strachan, a White House aide, reported progress to the committee and may seek immunity for his testimony.

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Brezhnev Sees Nixon Talks as Era of Negotiation

Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, in a Kremlin news conference, praised President Nixon’s constructive approach and said talks with Nixon would mark a historic shift from confrontation to negotiation. He dismissed domestic pressures from Watergate and outlined plans for a June summit covering political, cultural, and economic issues.

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Ex-Congressman Gallagher Sentenced To Two Years In Prison

Former Congressman Cornelius Gallagher, a 66 year old Democrat from New Jersey, was sentenced to two years in prison and a $10,000 fine for income tax evasion tied to Watergate era actions. He pled guilty to failing to report income from $74,000 in earnings and indicated a reluctance to discuss further details during the proceedings.

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Brezhnev Answers Questions Behind Closed Doors

Newsmen escorted to Brezhnev's office as he discussed family plans and exam time for his son. The scene inside the politburo suite shows officials seated around a green felt table with juice and water on display while Brezhnev juggled pencils and jokingly eased into the discussion.

Brezhnev Breadney Politburo

Shaky Start To New Viet Cease-Fire

Saigon reports heavy fire and U S air strikes continue as Kissinger and Le Duc Tho fail to advance a true peace. The Joint Military Commission adjourned with no meeting set for noon Saturday, while parts of the Paris talks drift over internal matters delayed for two weeks.

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Stock Market Falls Sharply on Nixon Price Freeze

New York AP reports stocks skidded sharply as investors react to President Nixon's price freeze. The Dow Jones average fell about 12 points to around 90.6 by 2 p.m., marking another sizable drop amid ongoing market confusion.

New York Nixon

Cable car ordeal traps 90 sightseers above Sandia peaks

A lightning strike caused two tram cars to derail during a storm near Albuquerque. One car held 31 riders and another about 20 passengers for hours as army helicopters, rope lines, and a Fort Sill Skycrane replaced the damaged cable. No injuries reported. The stranded passengers endured gusty wind and rattling cables before being lowered and returned to ground. Marion Matran, 3 months old, and her family drew praise for staying calm as rescuers delivered supplies and comfort.

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Big Cities Target of Tough Plan

The EPA proposed traffic control plans for 14 metro areas including Los Angeles and New York City. The plan envisions vehicle inspections, selective taxi bans, reduced parking, exclusive bus lanes, and limits on driving in downtowns to curb air pollution. Some measures may extend clean air deadlines and shift work hours to ease compliance.

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