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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1973
Page
1
Governors convene across party lines to urge Nixon to address Watergate during a press conference and discuss federal revenue sharing. Democratic leaders press for clear funding details while Republicans seek timely statements and broader access to information.
A single engine Monney plane crashed near Steel Pier Atlantic City killing three aboard. Victims were pilot Robert L. Custer 49 from Willow Grove PA and two 15 year old girls Nancy Lynn Custer and Michelle O Donnell of PA. FAA planned wreckage inspection with Coast Guard aid.
Rabbi Meir Kahane, leader of the Jewish Defense League, was arrested in Jerusalem for questioning after police searched his apartment for letters urging Israeli Arabs to depart. He faces trial on related charges linked to property sales pressures.
Prospects for a space walk to repair a jammed solar panel on Skylab look good as astronauts await details. If approved, commander Charles Conrad Jr. would decide who goes out and how the one ton panel is released. the move could restore over 3,000 watts and expand experiments despite power limits.
In Europe money markets reopen and the dollar falls to record lows while gold rises to $120.75 an ounce in New York trading. Frankfurt London Zurich Paris report sharply weaker dollar amid Watergate concerns, with gold strengthening as investors seek safety.
The article explains how birds regulate temperature without sweat. They cool by air sacs body openings and by opening their beaks and vibrating throat walls to release heat.
Holmesburg Prison returned to normal with heavy security and metal detectors after the stabbing deaths of Warden Patrick N. Curran and Deputy Warden Robert F. Fromhold. Two inmates are charged with the murders. investigations say sharpened dinner knives were used during a private meeting.
Former President Duong Van Minh accuses Saigon of oppressing non Communist opponents to Thieu and urges immediate steps for freedoms. In action, a CH47 Chinook helicopter was shot down near Saigon with six crew killed, while at least 55 Communist fighters died in two clashes.
In Belfast two masked gunmen shot dead a man and a woman visiting a Protestant area. Police call the killings the latest in a long series of religiously driven murders, amid an overall toll that includes a British soldier slain by bombing injuries, reaching 812.
Capt Edward A Brudno, 32, a North Quincy High School and MIT graduate who returned from more than seven years in North Vietnamese POW camps, killed himself in Westchester County New York. He would have turned 33 today. A plastic bag was found near his head and a note indicated life was not worth living. Brudno had felt reborn after returning to the United States four months earlier and left letters to relatives before his capture in 1963. Police and medical officials described the death as death by his own action pending autopsy.
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