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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1973
Page
3
The Pentagon nears eliminating or sharply cutting enlisted men serving as servants for high ranking officers. Two military schools teaching skills like flower arranging and ice sculpture are being phased out amid the overhaul.
The ICC chairman warned Topeka Press Club that the harvest will strain rail capacity amid grain exports without planning, spring floods, bankrupt Northeast lines, and a booming economy fueling shortages and delays.
World attention centers on gold as the price breaks the 166 dollars per ounce mark. London and Zurich form the core of a 50 year old system with fixing by top bullion houses, while buyers split into commercial and speculative stars. South Africa supplies about two thirds of annual output. the United States remains the largest single buyer for legal commercial use.
AP reports Sam Ervin keeps calm under probing as Watergate hearings advance. James McCord, a CIA retiree and key figure, is expected to reveal new details, while colleagues doubt predictability of his statements amid Channel coverage and Senate questioning.
Ousted White House counsel John W. Dean III says Nixon’s televised Watergate speech was insufficient and would have looked better if he had said more. Dean declined to specify what disclosures were unsaid, noting he had no advance knowledge of the break in.
National Watergate hearings in the Senate Chamber drew angry responses from viewers who preferred entertainment to the truth seeking process. Networks CBS ABC NBC and PBS carried the sessions, with phones flooded by frustrated fans and a sense the coverage will continue to air across affiliates and educational networks.
Belinda Jane Blakeney interrupted a hush in a Thomas Bourne School fund raising event at Berkhamstead near London by politely saying thank you for a drink. The silent children had sponsors who pledged larger charity contributions the longer they remained silent. Well wishers sent in more than 120 dollars after the incident.
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