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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
1
In Saigon rockets artillery and mortars opened the new Kissinger Tho cease fire with heavy fire and no progress on the 14 points. Fighting and U S air strikes continued in Cambodia as the Joint Military Commission met without agreement.
Middletown Town Council approved a 1973 74 budget of 113338 dollars with no tax rate changes. Real estate and personal property assessments stay at current levels and operating costs rise about 10000 dollars, largely for weekly trash pickup funded partly by revenue sharing.
Senate testimony linked top Nixon aides to a plan aimed at discrediting Lawrence O'Brien the Democratic national chairman. Jeb Magruder said final approval came from John Mitchell with Haldeman informed. He described efforts to widen the coverup and noted Strachan’s parallel updates and cost cuts from 1 million to 250 thousand.
European currency markets show a broad dollar decline after Watergate unease and Nixon anti inflation moves. Gold prices rise to 120 dollars in London and 121 in Zurich while the pound strengthens to 2.5838 dollars and the Dutch guilder falls to 2.7412 per dollar.
Governor Linwood Holton lauds former Democratic Gov. Mills E. Godwin Jr. and the Virginia bred horse Secretariat as capable of fine races at a State Capitol news conference. He backs the GOP ticket, calls Godwin a Republican in spirit, and says unity will prevail despite divided convention votes.
An Associated Press report notes a strong quake felt across the northeastern United States and eastern Canada at 9 12 p m EDT lasting under 30 seconds. Weston Observatory measured 4 to 5 on the Richter scale while Columbia University observers called it among the strongest to strike the New York area.
A magistrate's hearing for eight defendants in the Black September killing of the American ambassador to Khartoum and two other diplomats has been postponed indefinitely, sources said.
Washington AP report notes few House members join a talk on studying impeachment grounds for President Nixon over Watergate. Bella Abzug champions constitutional process but many lawmakers oppose any move now. Senator Goldwater warns long process could harm the nation.
The White House says no sweeping SALT deal will be reached this week with Brezhnev, but Kissinger expects broad discussions to push toward permanent nuclear curbs. Brezhnev arrives for talks at White House Camp David and San Clemente with schedule including dinners and a Camp David session.
An informed source says France has agreed with the United States and allies to study a possible new declaration of principles for NATO. The study would be conducted by the permanent NATO council in Brussels, urged by the Nixon administration.
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