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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1973
Page
1
Premier George Papadopoulos announced Greece will abolish the monarchy and establish a presidential republic after a cabinet meeting. A plebiscite will ask voters to ratify the move within two months, with a general election for a new parliament by year end 1974.
Traffic on Interstate 75 from Middletown to I275 will reroute to single lanes at most sites on weekdays while weekends allow two lanes. This weekend southbound from Shepherd Lane to Paddock Road will run one lane 1 AM to 9 AM Sunday. The $1.8 million project finishes this October with all three lanes open on holiday weekends.
In Reykjavik Nixon and Pompidou ended private talks with no dramatic成果 yet. They endorsed flexible procedures to pursue a possible autumn Atlantic supersummit involving NATO and the Common Market, with ongoing bilateral talks and ad hoc deputy-level meetings to frame principles.
Space Center Houston AP reports Skylab astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph P Kerwin and Paul J Weitz will have a three day leisure period on the 28 day mission with experiments suspended and routine messages only from mission control. They plan showers using a handheld spray device under a plastic curtain in weightless conditions while ground teams troubleshoot a power shortage and prepare a space walk to release a stuck solar panel.
In London and Zurich gold rose to a record 119 dollars an ounce as the dollar fell across major European exchanges. Frankfurt led the selloff with the dollar losing nearly five pfennigs in the first half hour, while Paris and Zurich posted new lows and London saw bullion demand surge after Ascension Day.
Senate action on a 3.6 billion appropriation seeks to halt all U S combat funds for Indochina. Eagleton antibombing amendment passes 63 19 while House previously voted 219 188 to deny funding for further Cambodian actions. B52 raids cited as pressure for withdrawal and amendments by Dole Helms Taft Jr. defeated or rejected.
The Securities and Exchange Commission filed in San Diego federal court to bar C. Arnholt Smith from serving as an officer of a public company. The suit alleges Smith and associates used fictitious profits to defraud Westgate California Corp and U S International Bank, both San Diego based, and seeks appointment of a receiver for Westgate. Smith also owns the San Diego Padres and agreed to sell the team to Washington buyers.
Fair skies in Middletown tonight with lows in the 50s. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies and a chance of showers with highs in the upper 70s. Yesterday’s high reached 72 and the overnight low was 50. Weather details are on page 10.
President Nixon's roving ambassador on trade Peter G. Peterson resigned saying he finished the job. He reported Europe and Japan and urged that upcoming negotiations be comprehensive in scope. Peterson will become vice chairman of Lehman Bros. reactie remarks indicate no hard feelings about leaving the administration.
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