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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1973

Page

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Beef price freeze not causing wide shortages

The Cost of Living Council reports beef supplies are 80 to 85 percent normal despite price ceilings. While prices for bread and other items rise on cost of ingredients, some bakers shut operations and others hint at rising loaf costs. Meat industry groups warn of shortages as beef demand remains high and some firms suspend or reduce beef purchases.

Associated Press Cost of Living Council Kenneth Fedor Office of Food Price Monitoring Fedor Nixon Ideal Baking Co Illinois ITT Continental Baking Wonder Bread Interstate Brands Corp A&p San Francisco Albany N.Y Minneapolis Portland, Ore Buffalo, N.Y Baked Goods Company Chicago Board of Trade Washington Washington, D.C

Laird linked to camouflaged B 52 raids in Cambodia memo

A top secret memo released Thursday ties Melvin R. Laird to an elaborate plan for secretly conducting B 52 raids on North Vietnamese troop sanctuaries in Cambodia from March 1969 to April 1970. The raids occurred while the U S claimed Cambodian neutrality.

Cambodia United States Cam Laird Nixon Joint Chiefs of Staff Ret Army Earle G. Wheeler South Vietnam

Chief Justice Denies Special Term on Cambodia Bombing

Chief Justice Warren E Burger refused to convene a special Supreme Court term to consider challenges to the Cambodia bombing. He denied the petition filed by ACLU Foundation lawyers for Rep Elizabeth Holtzman and three Air Force officers. Opponents plan further petitions to halt air attacks ahead of a presidential pledge to obey a congressional mandate.

Washington Warren E. Burger Supreme Court U.S Cambodia Burger American Civil Liberties Union Foundation Elizabeth Holtzman Dn.y Air Force Rep Holtzman William O. Douglas New York Thurgood Marshall Marshall

Agnew seeks more time on records amid corruption probe

Vice President Spiro Agnew has left Washington for Palm Springs after a federal probe extended for records related to bribery extortion and tax violations in Maryland. His lawyer said immunity options are being studied and prosecutors will be contacted next week. A Baltimore grand jury continues hearing witnesses as Agnew defends he has nothing to hide.

Maryland Agnew Washington Palm Springs Calif Jay H. Topkis Baltimore U.S

Weather outlook for Midtown area tonight through Saturday

Partly cloudy with a chance of thundershowers forecast in the Mid town area. Lows around 70 and highs in the low 80s. Yesterday’s high reached 90 and overnight low 69 with 2.5 inches of rain recorded. Details appear on page 9.

Middletown

Judge to Decide Subpoenas on White House Tapes

Federal Judge John J. Sirica faces two unresolved constitutional questions as he considers orders compelling President Nixon to surrender White House tapes and documents tied to Watergate. The Senate committee seeks expedited timing, while White House counsel argues for coequal executive powers and noncompliance risk.

Washington John J. Sirica Nixon White House Senate Watergate Committee U.S. District Court Sirica Archibald Cox Cox Senate

Slayings Linked to Youth-Run Sex Ring Near Houston

Houston police pace the case as Elmer Henley, 17, identifies 21 recovered bodies from a sex perversion slaying spree. Two more graves found near Broaddus in San Augustine County, with Henley claiming up to six more bodies may lie in sand dunes near High Island. Victims named as teenage Pasadena youths, raising mass-murder concerns.

Houston Broaddus San Augustine Elmer Wayne Henley Henley High Island Galveston Pasadena Dean Allen Corll Corll Mary Henley

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