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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1973

Page

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Dean Nixon link eyed in Watergate hearing

John W. Dean III testified that he believes President Nixon was involved in Watergate but did not grasp the implications. He urged forgiveness when all facts emerge as Haldeman and Ehrlichman allegedly helped cover the wire tap from the 1972 break-in. Fireworks permits urged in Chanute for stands with inspections by the fire department.

Washington White House John W. Dean III Nixon Dean H.R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman Democratic Chanute Charles Ogle Fire Department Ogle Kansas

Supreme Court Bars Tax Deductions for Nonpublic School Parents

The Supreme Court struck down tax deductions for parents of nonpublic school students as unconstitutional under the First Amendment. In a Mississippi case, the court also rejected state aid in the form of textbooks to racially segregated private schools. The court also allowed governments to ban employees from partisan political campaigns. AREA FORECAST Partly cloudy and warm tonight with NW winds. Low near 70. Tuesday partly sunny and warmer with a high near 90.

Washington Supreme Court Mississipi

Summit Ends with Promises

The United States and the Soviet Union wrapped a week of summit talks with a joint pledge to curb arms, ease Cambodia tensions, boost trade, and push for an early East-West European settlement. Brezhnev and Nixon issued a 3400 word communique suggesting potential for a super summit to settle Europe’s cold war divisions.

San Clemente Calif United States Soviet Union Cambodia Leonid I. Brezhnev Moscow Paris Nixon Washington Camp David Brezhnev

Intercepted Letter to Cha From Nute

An intercepted letter from Nute to Cha indicates silence and lack of information with no discernible place or message. The fragment offers minimal context and no further details about the correspondence or its purpose.

Free Meat Prompts Stampede At Omaha Store

Ike Noyes of Prime Meats Inc advertised free steaks to visitors on Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm in Omaha. He planned to give away a little over 4,500 steaks but ran out and issued rain checks instead. He and four staff handed out steaks as fast as they could cut them, with about 500 more expected to return next week.

Omaha Neb Ike Noyes Prime Meats Inc Noyes

Postal Rates Frozen as Nixon Orders Price Freeze

President Nixon freezes prices and blocks planned postal rate hikes. The U S Postal Service will not seek exemptions for increases to periodicals and printed materials, keeping current rates until further notice. In a separate development the Secret Service issued a nationwide alert for Harold Kenneth Culp after a threat against Nixon.

Washington Nixon U.S. Postal Service Secret Service U.S Harold Kenneth Culp Miami Fla

Fire Kills 29 in New Orleans Lounge Blaze

A deadly fire swept through The Up Stairs Lounge in the French Quarter killing 29 people and injuring 15. Burglar bars on three front windows trapped several victims, as investigators probe the cause amid reports of an angry patron possibly starting the blaze.

New Orleans

Cutbacks Proposed to Shift Funds to Domestic Programs

A group of former top national security officials proposed sharp cuts in defense spending and a transfer of 14 billion dollars to domestic programs. The plan was led by former Assistant Secretary of Defense Paul Warnke.

Washington Paul Warnke

Lifetime Yates Center collector preserves Osage artifacts

Milton Phillips from Yates Center has spent 60 years gathering thousands of Indian artifacts, mostly from a 25 mile radius. He describes arrowhead making versus shaft work, Osage knives, and theories on how arrows were used. He dreams of an animated Indian life museum using advanced displays, funded by supporters like Disneyland or Arrowhead Stadium.

Marion Phillips Yates Center Phillips Chanute Barbara Kihm Milton Phillips Phillip New Mexico France United States Disneyland Arrowhead Stadium Kansas City Chiefs

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