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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1973
Page
21
Fragmented ad listing various pickups campers and travel trailers with prices and contact numbers. Includes Corvair and Chevrolet cars, VW Beetle, Chrysler New Yorker, Datsun small pickup, and various cabover campers with features. Reading incomplete, but notes general sale items and contact numbers.
The government reported May unemployment remained at 5 percent with 4.4 million jobless, while nonfarm payrolls rose 150,000 to 75.2 million. White collar unemployment fell to 2.8 percent. blacks and minorities rose slightly to 9.4 percent. Average weekly earnings rose to 142.46 dollars.
A Senate bill seeks to halt U S combat in Cambodia and Laos with a total funding ban in the 3.6 billion appropriation. The House opposed broad cuts and conferees will merge differences while continuing Paris cease fire talks. President Nixon’s policy faces Republican opposition as the Eagleton amendment passes 43-20 with mixed party support.
Premier George Papadopoulos announced Greece would abolish the monarchy and establish a presidential republic. A plebiscite will ratify the decision within two months, with general elections for a new parliament by 1974. The regime seeks constitutional readjustment and restoration of civil liberties.
Nixon and Pompidou left Iceland with no dramatic outcomes but hailed the summit's success. Kissinger outlined a flexible plan toward an autumn super summit, with bilateral talks resuming in Paris and possible deputy meetings to craft principles. Both leaders stressed identical interests despite anticipated public differences.
A four engine Electra hijacked from Aruba with 89 aboard is still under the control of two hijackers. They demanded $200,000 and the release of 140 leftists but later reduced the ransom. The craft refueled in Guayaquil and Lima then headed toward Santiago or Buenos Aires while authorities negotiate.
Special prosecutor Archibald Cox says no request was made to slow the Los Angeles County grand jury inquiry into the Be verly Hills Fielding office break in. He authorized prisons to present Watersgate conspirators for grand jury testimony and cautioned against delaying indictments.
A government spokesman said 10 to 20 British trawlers rammed the Icelandic coast guard tug Arvakur three times east of Iceland, endangering its crew and raising tensions in the fishing rights dispute. Icelandic officials reported rescue efforts underway and warned the vessel could sink, while the Thor gunboat aided its crew and the Irishmen tug assisted.
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