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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1973
Page
2
Reported remarks at a closed meeting show GOP governors praising Nixon and urging a clear account of Watergate. Attendees note the dinner included defense of Nixon and debate over how the scandal should be handled, with Iowa's Robert D. Ray opposing the resolution.
A winter storm spawned tornadoes across central Oklahoma killing five people in two counties near Oklahoma City. Three victims were infants, with two more deaths in Moore and Cleveland County. About 50 injured as twisters struck Monday afternoon and night, damaging mobile home parks and a county warehouse. The Weather Service warned of more snow in the region.
Athens keeps tanks and troops patrolling as Papadopoulos appears to wait out protests. Salonica curfew abolished while Athens reduced from seven to ten p.m. 15,000 demonstrators at peak. 11 dead, 148 injured last week. Scores of youths and workers arrested under martial law with several given prison terms.
Beltone announces a free non-operating model of the smallest Bellone aid for those who hear but cannot understand words. The unit weighs under a third of an ounce and requires no wires. Mail to Dept. 2547 Beltone Electronics Corp. Chicago for yours with no cost or obligation.
The energy shortage tops concerns for Maine and New England resorts as 30 mph speed limits threaten weekend trips. Sugarloaf plans charter buses and shuttle links to Boston, while Squaw Mountain eyes impact and possible closures. Saddleback explores car pooling to ease travel. Smaller local resorts may gain as distant areas suffer.
Senate Watergate probe may extend beyond February as Len Baker Jr. cautioned editors that about 100 loose ends remain. The Tennessee Republican urged continued committee and press scrutiny, saying he cannot explain why the break in occurred and doubting a quick end to the inquiry.
The 12 year old son of Senator Edward M Kennedy is reported doing well after amputation of his cancerous right leg. Edward Kennedy Jr remains in excellent spirits and is progressing satisfactorily at Georgetown University Hospital. The hospital notes cards gifts and international inquiries as he recovers.
Investors worry as broad market indices fall sharply signaling recession risk. Analysts cite weak data and geopolitical tensions as the pullback accelerates.
Local page item notes a plumbing work approval for Skylab at an unnamed site. Details are unclear due to fractured text but indicate project clearance and contractor designation. No dates or agencies clearly listed.
A partial and unclear news snippet states no Israeli prisoners were aboard a Red Cross aircraft. The text references wartime activity and names uncertain places and people, with garbled punctuation obscuring specifics.
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