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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1973
Page
2
Washington AP reports the FDA would require convenience foods to list missing ingredients to prevent consumer deception and aid nutrition. The proposal, open for 60 days, also targets beverage labeling and calls for percent composition on orange juice and seafood products to aid shoppers, effective after 1974 data collection.
In London and Zurich dollar trading rose as European governments moved to stabilize monetary affairs. Eurobond demand grew and Eurodollar rates fell, signaling renewed stability ahead of next Monday’s foreign exchange reopen. Dealers attribute the lift to a 3 percent German mark revaluation and strong performance of Common Market currencies against the dollar.
Negotiations between federal authorities and armed Indians at Wounded Knee on Pine Ridge proceed as the Oglala Tribal Council calls on Bureau of Indian Affairs police to remove all nontribal members. The council also holds AIM responsible for violence during its stay. Assistant U.S. Attorney General Harrington Wood says talks will continue today with no more taking of Wounded Knee during negotiations.
Los Angeles AP reports Harvard economist Galbraith testified in the Pentagon Papers trial, disputing earlier testimony by McGeorge Bundy and Arthur Schlesinger Jr. He defended the papers’ usefulness and argued that 1963 data would not have harmed the United States if made public in 1969, noting many secrets were already common knowledge.
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 16 to 0 to invite White House counsel John W. Dean III to testify on Gray's qualifications and Watergate matters. Senator Byrd urged withholding action if Dean does not appear, arguing full details are essential before confirmation. The White House signaled executive privilege may block Dean’s appearance.
In Erie AP report investigators say no indictments planned despite testimony linking Tony Boyle to the Yablonski murders. Paul Gilly testified Prater claimed Boyle behind the killings as the Yablonskis were slain at their rural home after a tense union election.
Downey, released CIA employee, told reporters he revealed most information during the first nine months of captivity. He and Richard Fecteau were shot down over Manchuria in 1952 and jailed on espionage charges. Fecteau was freed in 1971. Kilpatrick said they aided Nationalist Chinese by dropping supplies.
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