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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1973

Page

8

Brezhnev Arrives in Washington for Summit Talks

Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev landed at Andrews under heavy rain for talks with President Nixon on nuclear arms limits and economic ties. At the base Rogers welcomed him as Kissinger and Nixon aides prepared strategy at Key Biscayne. Brezhnev viewed a bouquet of red carnations from school children and then flew to Camp David for weekend discussions before a Monday recall in Washington.

Soviet Communist Party Leonid Brezhnev Washington Andrews Air Force Base Brezhnev Moscow Nixon America Rogers Soviet Union Air Force Base U.S. Marine Camp David Thurmont Kissinger United States

High Wind Storm Causes Trees Down and Power Outages

A Saturday night storm in Cedar Rapids toppled trees at 800 Avenue NW and Eighth Street and Seventh Avenue SW, with power outages nearby. IE crews repaired lines after a primary wire was downed south of Highway 94. Wind gusts reached 51 mph at the airport, as tornadoes and storms caused broader damage across southeast Iowa. One injury reported near Lazy Daz Ranch and multiple farm outbuildings damaged.

Cedar Rapids 800 Avenue Eighth Street Seventh Avenue Iowa Electric Light and Power Co Cedar Hills Highway 94 Lake Rathbun Des Moines Iowa Burlington Voorhies Black Hawk County

Chuckle: A Book Isn’t Real Till Pretended Read

A light remark on readers who act as if they have read a book. The line hints that a work gains status only when others pretend familiarity despite not reading it. Copyright note referenced at end.

Nixon designates Sunday as Fathers Day in nationwide proclamation

President Nixon formally designates Sunday as Fathers Day urging tribute to fathers as counselors providers and leaders. A congressional resolution backs the move and the White House notes his daughters Tricia Cox and Julie Eisenhower will call him on Sunday. The family accepts no gifts this year. Nixon spent Saturday afternoon boating on Biscayne Bay with neighbor C G Bebe Rebozo.

Key Biscayne, Fla Nixon Tricia Cox Julie Eisenhower White House Biscayne Bay Florida C. G. “Bebe”’ Rebozo

No Price Bulge In Phase 4 Says Stein

Nixon administration plans tougher Phase 4 wage price controls to prevent inflation after the 60 day freeze ends. Herbert Stein says the next program will be more mandatory and comprehensive than Phase 2, with possible continued ceilings after the new freeze expires. The aim is to slow decontrolling and curb post freeze price surges seen after November 1971.

Washington Nixon Herbert Stein Council of Economic Advisers Stein

Dean Links Nixon To Ellsberg Burglary In Guest Senate Testimony

John Dean told investigators that a White House aide said the Ellsberg psychiatrist files burglary came from the Oval Office. He cited Egil Krogh as the source and said the plan originated with the plumbers during Nixon's presidency. Dean prepared for his Senate Watergate testimony set to begin Tuesday.

Washington John Dean White House Daniel Ellsberg Oval Office Nixon Dean Egil Krogh Plumbers Group Ellsberg Beverly Hills Calif Senate Watergate Committee Senate Committee Deanee California Krogh Senate

Progress Edition highlights Cedar Rapids growth plans

The four part Progress Edition showcases recent economic growth in the Cedar Rapids Marion area with stories on expansion for space and staff. Color and black and white photos accompany the reports, and extra copies are available from The Gazette while supplies last.

Sunday Gazette Cedar Rapids-Marion The Gazette

Berkeley gunman kills child and officer in rampage

A gunman killed a 4 year old girl in bed and fatally wounded a police sergeant in Berkeley. He also wounded two others, took hostage two more, and escaped before dying four and a half hours after capture. The motive remained unknown. Magic Wolff was the deceased child.

Berkeley Calif Ernest M. Silas Magic Wolff Steve Levine James Rutledge Silas Levine

Two F-111 Crews Safe After Cambodian Jet Clash

Two U S air force F-111 aircraft collided over Cambodia on Saturday. The crash one aircraft ejected and the two crewmembers were rescued uninjured while the other jet landed safely. The incident occurred about 30 miles northwest of Phnom Penh.

Honolulu U.S. Air Force Cambodia U.S. Pacific Military Command Phnom Penh Vietnam

Local Cedar Rapids Stations Trim Hours Amid Fuel Shortage

A Gazette survey of 94 area stations shows most cut hours to preserve fuel while maintaining regular customers. Trax North Star plans to close by July 1 due to lease and supply limits, with other outlets reporting varied impacts from the shortage and monthly allocations.

Cedar Rapids-Marion the Gazette Jack Smith Trax North Star Third Street SE Mark Fonck Jerry Fry Third Avenue SE Fry

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