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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1974
Page
3
A Waynesboro opinion argues that Du Pont parking will boost downtown traffic and that a pedestrian mall must remain a top priority. The plan urges finishing the Eleventh Street loop to ease traffic flow and warns against using West Main Street as a traffic conduit.
The Arkansas primary toppled Sen. J William Fulbright opening a shift in Foreign Relations chair. If Gov. Dale Bumpers succeeds, policy may tilt toward Nixon supported positions on Vietnam. Domestic fallout remains unclear amid Watergate distrust and voter sentiment in rural Arkansas.
The Virginian Pilot reports on President Nixon aware of John W. Dean III efforts to involve the IRS against political foes. The House transcript shows Dean asking IRS head to probe McGovern supporters while Haldeman praised the maneuver. Walters resisted, yet the episode highlights executive overreach and calls for future punishment legislation.
Reprinted editorials from multiple papers appear in the Star to present a range of opinions. The note explains the editorials do not reflect the Star's management and are published to offer diverse perspectives for readers.
Ambassador in Moscow cables Washington that the KGB has intensified harassment of Soviet citizens trying to contact the US embassy. In a May 22 confidential telegram to the State Department, the signal contradicts Nixon administration claims that detente is easing repression.
Congressional Quarterly reports on a dispute over expanding a U S communications station on Diego Garcia to a naval support base. House conferees delayed action and cut funds from the 1974 supplemental defense bill, with a renewed push in the 1975 budget amid Cold War tensions and Soviet activity in the Indian Ocean.
James Kilpatrick questions a Watergate bribery charge tied to Nixon and milk price supports. He cites Nixon's January 8 statement and argues the milk deal is not a hot story, suggesting impeachment only if evidence proves direct bribery. He urges cooling the issue and notes contributions from milk producers.
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