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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
1
Food processors warn a 60 day price freeze may curb profits and spark shortages while farmers push for profitable sales. Executives from H A Johnson Co and Associated Grocers cite rising potato costs and potential gaps on shelves. Supporters say export controls on feed grains could stabilize farm prices and domestic supplies.
President Nixon defended George P. Shultz as Treasury secretary while signaling Connally plans to depart. Shultz remains a team player amid ongoing economic debates and price controls. Connally faces access problems and a strained alliance as he prepares a 60 day world trip with his wife. With no clear return date, Washington watches uncertainty.
A forecast calls for a chance of thundershowers in the Middletown area tonight and Saturday. Lows tonight near 70 with highs tomorrow in the mid 80s. Details appear on page 16.
The so called fungus people at Walter and Mrs. Brown’s 9112 Franklin Madison Road were identified as harmless Gasteromycete fungi by Dr. William B. Cooke of Cincinnati. He explains the life cycle and notes two Ohio species Mutinus elegans and Mutinus caninus, with Phallus former naming.
In Columbus, an unusual GOP Democrat alliance passed Gov. Gilligan's $9.9 billion budget in a 19 to 14 vote after hours in the Senate. House members debated amid a Republican caucus before a 12:40 a.m. roll call that led to a 55 to 30 vote to nonconcur.
Jeb Magruder testified that final approval for the Watergate espionage scheme came from John Mitchell and targeted Lawrence F. O'Brien. Magruder, granted immunity, said the aim was to obtain information to damage the Democratic chairman. He added Haldeman may have known, while Nixon’s role remained uncertain. Mitchell denied involvement.
Rockets artillery mortars and guns opened the new ceasefire with 21 violations in four hours. No progress reported on Kissinger Tho fourteen points. Fighting and U S air strikes continued in Cambodia as the Joint Military Commission delayed action after a two hour meeting.
Henry Kissinger told newsmen a private understanding may allow a cease fire in Cambodia within weeks as Congress debates a bill to ban all US military activity in Indochina. He cited Paris cease fire talks and said negotiations should mature, while Le Duc Tho denied any secret accord.
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