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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
1
A source says Dean will testify that Nixon knew of the cover up. Dean’s closed sessions and the Watergate inquiry are cited as basis for the claim. prosecutors obtained a court order sealing evidence to prevent tainting if indictments follow.
An 11 year old boy Marvin Hugo Lewis of Warren County drowned in the Shenandoah River near Shenandoah Shores after swinging from a rope. The body was recovered by a rescue team including Hugh Williams and James W. Simpson. He is survived by parents George Hamilton and Dorothy Williams Lewis and six siblings. Funeral services are planned at Maddox Funeral Home Front Royal with burial in Good Hope Cemetery.
The two leaders shifted focus to trade and long range economic relations as they plan midmorning signings on air transport culture exchanges and agriculture. Senate Watergate hearings pause as Dean testimony is postponed until next week. Brezhnev and Nixon toast progress at a White House dinner and agree to delay Tuesday meetings for rest.
Winchester Republican nominee Mrs. Phyllis Rinker says she will pursue legal action after Deputy Treasurer Thomas M. Harrison fired her for running as treasurer. Harrison, an Independent candidate, cites office efficiency amid a three way race with Patricia Shiley and Rinker.
Commander Charles Conrad Jr and Paul J Weitz outside Skylab retrieved six film canisters during a half driven three hour space walk. They fixed a battery relay by hammering and replaced film cassettes as Joseph Kerwin filmed from inside. The crew nears end of a 28 day mission with Pacific splashdown planned Friday.
A tornado tore through Frederick Oklahoma leveling a nursing home and injuring more than 40 residents. In total at least 60 people were harmed as the town faced millions of dollars in property damage and rescue crews removed survivors from wreckage.
Washington AP senators opened hearings on Clarence M. Kelley nominated as permanent FBI director. The Kansas City Police chief faces questions on agency philosophy independence from the White House and the FBI morale after Watergate.
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