New Phase 4 Food Price Controls Set for Sept 12
The Cost of Living Council outlines Phase 4 rules to curb food price increases after Sept 12. Wholesalers and retailers must absorb costs, with profits barred, while manufacturers may auto adjust for certain costs. Public comment invited through Sept 4.
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Nixon challenged on claim of large scale burglaries
President Nixon said burglaries like the Ellsberg case occurred on a large scale during the Kennedy and Johnson years. Former officials such as Nicholas deB. Katzenbach and George Christian denied knowledge of such break ins. A White House aide unit linked to the Nixon administration was cited by the president as responsible for the Ellsberg office burglary.
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Nixon rejects resignation in Watergate news conference
President Richard Nixon declared I shall not resign during a 50 minute White House news conference outside the Western White House. He defended his record, called Watergate water under the bridge, and urged moving on to the business of the people. The session touched on Kissinger replacing Rogers and Agnew leaks, with Nixon defending Cambodia bombing and insisting mistakes will be punished while focusing on national security.
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Kissinger Named Secretary of State in Nixon Cabinet Shift
Henry Kissinger moves toward secretary of state duties as Nixon replaces James Rogers. Kissinger aims to deepen ties with China and the Soviet Union, expand diplomacy with Europe and Japan, and pursue Vietnam ceasefire strategy. Rogers, 60, departs after guiding early Vietnam diplomacy and ceasefire efforts.
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Former astronaut Haise burns in Galveston plane crash
Former astronaut Fred W. Haise Jr. suffered critical burns after a World War II training plane he piloted crashed during a landing in Galveston. The 39 year old, aboard a BT 13 belonging to the Confederate Air Force, escaped with injuries as the aircraft burned and cartwheeled on approach. He was treated at a local hospital where officials said his condition was critical but stable.
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Middletown Area Weather Tonight and Friday Forecast
Cloudy skies with a chance of showers in the Middletown area tonight. Lows in the 60s and a Friday forecast in the lower 70s. Yesterday’s high reached 74 with an overnight low of 50. Weather details are on page 8. The rest discusses a State Department official’s remarks on Indochina.
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