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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1973

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Gasoline Shortage Hits Chrysler Plants Across U S

Chrysler corp relies on stored fuel as nearly half of its gasoline supply is cut by the Canada embargo. About 85,000 workers face layoffs if supply falters. Sen Jackson probes possibleOil industry complicity and FTC info requests while officials urge joint action.

Canada Chrysler Corp U.S Washington Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Chrysler Detroit Jackson Federal Trade Commission Commission Ronald M. Dietrich Michigan William G. Milliken Milliken Grand Rapids C. B. Morton Ronmental Dixy Lee Ray The Atomic Energy Commission United States

Dollar fluctuates on world markets as Peron returns

The dollar moved sharply on European and Asian markets with declines in Frankfurt and Amsterdam but gains against the mark in London and Tokyo. Gold fell slightly in London but hit record highs in Hong Kong. In Buenos Aires crowds greet former President Juan D. Peron returning from exile after 18 years, with about two million expected to attend his speech at Ezeiza Airport.

London UPI Frankfurt Amsterdam Tokyo Hong Kong Chase Manhattan Bank Hero Buenos Aires Argentina Juan D. Peron Peron Hector J. Campora Ezciza International

IRA ends bomb alerts in Belfast as deaths rise

The Provisional Irish Republican Army says it will no longer issue warnings before bombings in retaliation for weekend Catholic deaths. The group had previously telephoned alerts to pubs and stores before attacks.

IRA Belfast UPJ Irish Republican Party

Argentine gunmen kidnap Firestone executive in Buenos Aires

Police report four cars blocked a suburban Buenos Aires highway at night and armed men fired into the air to cause a traffic jam before pulling John R. Thompson from his car and abducting him. Thompson is president and general manager of Firestone Tire and Rubber Co in the city.

Buenos Aires UPI John R. Thompson Firestone Tire and Rubber Co Thompson Buenos Ares

Vote to cut funds for Cambodian bombing delayed

The House delays a vote on a bill to block funds for Cambodia bombing until after Brezhnev's summit. Conferees reach agreement on a supplemental measure excluding Pentagon transfers, while a stronger Senate ban remains unresolved. Schlesinger defends bombing and warns of possible resumption if needed.

Washington UPI House Cambodia Leonid I. Brezhnev Senate James P. Schlesinger Nixon U.S North Vietnam Pentagon Brezhnev

No Doubt About Dean Testimony Looms in Watergate

A source says John W. Dean II will testify next week that President Nixon knew of a cover up. Prosecutors obtained a court order sealing evidence to use if Dean is indicted. Hearings were postponed after Brezhnev visit. Anderson cites a Dean honeymoon expense claim.

Washington Senate White House John Www. Dean II Nixon Dean Watergate Committee Watergate James Neal Committee Leonid I. Brezhnev Jack Anderson Anderson Archibald Cox

Two Men Die From Cold After Submarine Rescue Gone Wrong

Two men, Al Stover of Juno Beach and Clayton Link of Binghamton, declared dead from exposure after a 21-foot midget submarine trapped 360 feet down near Key West for 31 hours. Teammates Archibald Menzies and Robert Meek were rescued in good condition as conditions worsened.

Kay West Fla UPL David Youngblood al Stover Juno Beach Pla Clayton Link Binghamton N.Y Archibald Jock” Menzies Vero Beach Robert Meek Santa Barbara Calif Key West Smithsonian Institution Youngblood Menzies Meek Link Stover Johnson-Sea-Link Atlantic

Butz Named to Oil Policy Committee Promises Fuel Priority

Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz is named to the Oil Policy Committee and pledges to secure fuel for farmers during shortages. He told Rep. W R Poage that farming and food have top fuel priority as supplies lag behind demand.

Washington UPI Earl L. Butz Buz W. R. Poage D-Tex House Agriculture Committee

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