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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1973
Page
1
President Nixon launches a major effort to shore up GOP support and reassure the public. He promises absolute cooperation with Watergate prosecutors and court orders, while adding material to address two phantom tapes.
This card covers gasoline use through June 30 1946 in the rationed area. Present to dealer to cancel units per purchase. Card may be used only for the vehicle or boat described and the unit value may be adjusted by the Office of Price Administration. Local rationing board issues any changes.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger departed Rawalpindi for China after talks with Prime Minister Bhutto. He anticipates trade and cultural exchanges and potential talks toward formal diplomatic relations with the People’s Republic, while Beijing seeks US breakup with Taiwan.
Rabbi Maurice Eisendrath, 71, dies of a heart attack hours before he would address the Union of American Hebrew Congregations in New York. He planned to retire after the convention from Pakistan where his 1971 secret visit to Peking helped spur Nixon's China trip. Kissinger and Bhutto met in Islamabad to discuss Middle East peace plans and Friday talks with the Shah of Iran.
Officials from City Loan and Savings Co and the Ohio Commerce Department assured Friday that the finance company remains strong. They said the depositor run at Wapakoneta began Thursday and continued into Friday, with withdrawals honored and no reason for panic.
Egypt accepts the peace accord but Israel questions some points. Kissinger plan delayed. Israel may sign Sunday after confirming meanings. U N spokesman set a signing meet on the Suez Cairo road. Beirut paper Says Geneva peace conference to begin Dec 10 with Egypt Syria and Jordan likely attending.
President Nixon expands his White House legal team to handle Watergate matters. The staff salaries total about $232,000 with the new consultant joining eight lawyers. Samuel J. Powers, a Miami trial lawyer, was recruited as the latest consultant during a Florida trip by Leonard Garment and J. Fred Buzhardt.
Former United Mine Workers President W A Boyle 71 is ordered extradited to Pennsylvania to face murder charges in a union rival’s death. A removal hearing Friday in Washington heard Boyle may stay in a hospital while recovering from a barbiturate overdose authorities said was a suicide attempt on Sept 23.
Overnight lows in the Middletown area fell into the low 20s with clear skies ahead. Today and Sunday look dry with Sunday’s high near the upper 40s.
Federal and state governments plus local agencies move to cut speeds to 50 mph and dim thermostats after Nixon emergency call. Vermont and Washington enact the limit, while New Jersey reroutes signs. Pennsylvania Turnpike and others report mixed compliance amid 900 signs awaiting changes.
Ohio officials and utility leaders assure residents that homes will be heated even as shortages affect agriculture industry and transportation. Columbia Gas of Ohio director Henry King said homes will remain warm regardless of demand levels.
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