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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1973
Page
1
A state guest meeting occurs at a castle with Soviet leader Brezhnev and French President Pompidou present. In the background an interpreter stands left and Constantin Andronikov assists Pompidou’s aide at the Elysee Palace.
Soviet leader Brezhnev arrives in Paris for talks with President Pompidou and reportedly offers to chair a December super East West summit to end the Cold War era. French officials emphasize sovereignty and caution on nuclear and weapons controlsDuring the visit discussions focus on Western Europe’s role in arms talks and Paris opposition to broader nuclear limits.
The U S Supreme Court voided New York State’s parachuid aid to nonpublic schools ending a long legal fight. Leaders predicted further legislative moves while church officials warned of impacts on parental choice and school diversity.
Dr Vincent Fontana a New York pediatrician warned at the American Medical Association meeting that child abuse and neglect in the United States is a national disgrace likely to involve 1.5 million suspected cases 50 000 deaths and 300 000 permanent injuries this year He urged major funding and social reforms to curb poverty and frustration that fuel abuse and to prevent a cycle of violence across generations.
Ousted White House counsel John W. Dean III testified he hoped Nixon would explain his own role in Watergate. He said he began to share details with federal prosecutors after April 15 when Nixon failed to come forward. Dean claimed to tell the truth as he knew it and said aides likely relayed information about wiretapping to the President. He testified he had told Nixon in March 1973 that Haldeman Ehrlichman and Dean could be indicted.
Arizona picker reports Oswego County iceberg lettuce as the finest in the nation for quality flavor and texture. Local specialists today say the new crop will fetch good prices with top grade California lettuce selling around 69 cents a head last weekend while inferior stock marked 39 cents.
The House joined the Senate in approving a prohibition on using any funds for bombing Cambodia and possibly Indochina. Amendments to ban new spending failed in committee but supporters plan to push them on the floor. President Nixon has 10 days to act on the $3.4 billion supplemental bill. a veto would block funding unless reapproved by Congress.
In a light turnout, Democrats choose between Comptroller Abraham Beame and Rep. Herman Badillo in the citys first mayoral primary runoff. The winner becomes the favorite for the November race against Republican and third-party opponents, with Democrats outnumbering the combined opposition more than three to one.
The Agriculture Department reports the market basket of farm foods for a typical family rose by $13 monthly, the smallest gain this year, reaching a yearly cost of $1,493 in May. The increase comes as Nixon orders a general price freeze starting June 13.
Paul Miller, 66, becomes chairman of the board of Gannett Co. Inc. after leading as chief executive since 1957. Allen H. Neuharth, 49, is named president and chief executive officer, succeeding Miller as head of the nation’s largest newspaper group.
Navy Rear Adm. James B. Stockdale accuses two ex POWs Marine Lt. Col. Edison Wainright Miller and Navy Capt Walter E. Wilber of six offenses including mutiny aiding the enemy refusing to obey orders and attempting to persuade others to defect. Senate committee approves Clarence Kelley FBI director nomination with no dissent. Grand jury indicts former MLB player Gerald T. Priddy in a bomb extortion plot involving the Island Princess cruise ship.
Senate leader Warren M. Anderson urged revival of the consumer benefit bill at the special session opening July 23. Anderson opposed the veto of his measure repealing the cardboard tax on packing cartons and mandating unit pricing for large stores. Rockefeller supported unit pricing but rejected the cardboard tax repeal as unjustified amid current inflation concerns.
President Nixon pursues a businesslike STAY in San Clemente while aides report he follows the Senate Watergate hearings. Press Secretary Ziegler says Nixon is aware of developments but has not watched the televised sessions. He spends time with Ziegler Kissinger and Haig, plans California stay activities, and may appear publicly to show resolve.
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip begin a 10 day Canadian tour in Toronto drawing large crowds on Monday. An estimated 150000 fans line the route from the airport to city hall and Ontario Place as the royal couple take part in walkabout events and a train ride amid visits with politicians and crowds including Margaret Trudeau.
Secretary Earl Butz told the Senate Banking Committee that shortages of meat and poultry are likely in the United States due to high feed costs and the price freeze. He urged standby authority to curb exports to address the shortage, while others say rationing is unlikely this year.
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