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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1973

Page

17

Ehrlichman Okayed Break-in Plan in Ellsberg Case

Former White House adviser John Ehrlichman testified that he approved a proposal to burglarize Daniel Ellsberg’s psychiatrist’s office though he could not confirm all details. Nedzi noted Ehrlichman did not clearly remember the break-in but acknowledged a West Coast investigative trip might relate to Ellsberg.

Washington White House John D. Ehrlichman Daniel Elisberg Ehrlichman House Intelligence Subcommittee Lucien N. Nedzi D-Mich Nedzi Gordon Strachan Senate Watergate Committee H.R. Haldeman Nixon Haldeman Strachan Ellsberg West Coast David Young Egil Krogh Beverly Hills Calif Young Krogh Pentagon E. Howard Hunt Jr G. Gordon Liddy

Strict Respect Called For In New Vietnam Ceasefire Pact

The Paris signed accord pledges strict respect and scrupulous implementation of the January peace terms by the United States North and South Vietnam and the Viet Cong Provisional Revolutionary Government It orders immediate halt to U S reconnaissance flights over North Vietnam mine clearance from North Vietnam harbors and rivers to begin Monday Kissinger hailed the accord as meeting major concerns While calling for direct field commander meetings the plan aims to improve cease fire operations and the international control teams.

Los Angeles Times AP Paris Vietnam United States North Vietnam South Vietnam Viet Cong Provisional Revolutionary Government U. S Henry A. Kissinger Indochina International Commission of Control and Supervision

Nixon orders two month retail price freeze nationwide

President Nixon announced a 60 day nationwide cap on all retail prices including groceries and gasoline with an exemption for raw farm products until first sale to a wholesaler. The plan aims to tighten controls, audit firms that raise prices, and avoid wage freezes while pursuing a return to free markets.

Washington Nixon Congress America United States Senate Afl-Cio

Fires at Charleston Firm Ties Swinger Claims to Client Pressure

James A Haught reports a Charleston firm faces turmoil as sales director allegedly used secretaries for entertaining clients. A fired secretary accuses sex discrimination and lodging a witness tape. State and federal agencies are reviewing the complaints amid tension and controversy.

Charleston

Stans Testifies Coincidence in Records Destruction

Maurice H. Stans told the Senate Watergate committee that the destruction of Nixon campaign records was a pure and innocent coincidence after the Watergate raid. He urged the panel to clear workers and contributors as innocent in the tragedy and cited his close ties to Nixon as former secretary of commerce and campaign finance chair. The exchange triggered early bickering between Ervin and Gurney and a call for inquiry into Democratic party practices.

Washington Maurice H. Stans Nixon Senate Watergate Committee Stans Sam J. Ervin Jr Democratic Committee Richard Nixon White House CIA Gurney Ervin Florida

Brando Slugged Photog After Chinatown Run In

Freelance photographer Ron Galella says Marlon Brando punched him after a China town outing with Dick Cavett. Galella, 42, sustained a broken jaw and nine stitches to his lower lip at Bellevue hospital. Brando and Cavett confirmed the incident via Cavett's producer. the two had planned dinner, then went to the Russian Tea Room.

Galella Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Brando Dick Cavett Chinatown ABC TV Cavett

Seate Forecast Partly Cloudy With Highs in 7s

Partly cloudy weather depicted with highs in the 70s and a general forecast for Pace GA. Additional details to follow in the Pace update.

SEATE Pace GA

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