Senate endorses Kelley for FBI director post
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Clarence M. Kelley to be the first permanent FBI director since Hoover's death. Full Senate endorsement was expected, with Kelley noting support for congressional oversight, a nine year tenure, and continued Justice Department ties. Opponent criticized him as strict law and order, but Kelley pledged constitutional rights safeguards.
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Law and Order
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Hoover
Gray
May Food Prices Hit Record On Family Budget
May 1973 US Department figures show the typical American family spending $1,493 yearly on food, up 0.9 percent from April. Beef prices stayed at a record $1.36 per pound, pork at about $1.02, while middlemen costs rose 1.2 percent and farmer returns up 0.4 percent. Retail margins shifted as packers trimmed profits, and meat remained under federal control for May with other foods to face price freezes in mid June.
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UPI
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Frankfurt
Ammsterdam
Zurich
Phillips quits as OEO director in Nixon reshuffle
President Nixon accepted Howard J. Phillips resignation as acting director of the Office of Economic Opportunity and nominated Alvin J. Arnett to take charge. Arnett, 38, previously deputy assistant director, would head the agency subject to Senate confirmation as the administration pushes dismantling OEO despite court and congressional objections.
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UPI
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Office of Economic Opportunity
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Phillips
Washington
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Gerald L. Warren
Arnett
Senate
Saylersville
Appalachian Regional Commission
Glenn Beall Jr
Seven Shot in Suburban Chicago Slayings
In Palo Hills, Illinois, William Workman 43 charged after a rifle rampage in a quiet neighborhood. Seven people died in three nearby homes, including his parents a pregnant neighbor and her 12 year old daughter. Three more victims were found later. authorities seek to confirm if they were friends of the Workman family. Police used tear gas to flush the suspect from his home.
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UPI
Chicago
William Workman
Morton E. Friedman
Workman
Local Rates for Middletown Daily News Deliveries
Published every morning Monday through Saturday, Orange County Publications Division of Ottawa Way Newspapers, Inc. lists home delivery at 1.05 dollars per week and newsstand prices of 13 cents per daily copy and 30 cents for Sunday Record.
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Ottaway Newspapers, Inc
Mulberry
Middletown
N.Y
Guatemalan quake sparks panic with no injuries reported
In Guatemala City and across the country thousands fled their homes as a 6 second tremor rattled the capital at 1 27 am. Minor damage noted along the Pacific coast and in Quetzaltenango. The quake followed by minor aftershocks raised fears amid memories of last year’s Managua quake.
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Guatemala City
UPI
Argentina Reports 10 Kidnapped in 24 Hours
Buenos Aires police said a fresh wave of kidnappings left 10 more victims in captivity within 24 hours, bringing total abductions this year to over 70 as ransoms exceed 7 million dollars. President Campora convened security chiefs for a three hour meeting and issued precise instructions to cope with the violence.
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Buenos Aires
API
Argentina
Hector J. Campora
Defense Department
Brezhnev pledges no third-party decisions to Pompidou
RAMBOUILLET FRANCE UPI Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev met with French President Georges Pompidou for over three hours in Marie Antoinette’s former boudoir to assure there was no involvement of any third powers in talks with President Nixon. He said nations’ relations are entering a new era beyond cold war ideology and aim to free mankind from nuclear danger.
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