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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1971
Page
6
In Rome a 25 year old woman left a clinic four days after doctors removed 15 perfectly formed dead fetuses from her womb. The fetuses weighed about five ounces each and died in the womb due to lack of space.
Five Arab guerrillas died in a Sunday clash with an Israeli army patrol in the Gaza Strip. Officials said they fled El Shatti refugee camp during searches and barricaded in the Faluja girls school in the Rima Villa area of Gaza City. The one hour battle involved hand grenades and automatic weapons.
A Coast Highway crash in clear weather killed a passenger and wounded the pilot Bertil R. Peterson, 24, Riverside. The pilot walked three miles and collapsed while recounting the event to campers. The victim’s name was withheld pending relatives’ notification. the body was flown to Monterey. Peterson was listed in satisfactory condition.
Seismologists at Honolulu Observatory logged a major earthquake Sunday afternoon near New Ireland Salumons in the South Pacific. The quake registered 8.4 on the Richter scale. Hawaii Civil Defense issued a tsunami watch and awaited reports from Truk and Caroline Island areas before deciding on a broader alert.
Rose Marie Hess, 25, a Montreal department store clerk, won Miss Nude World at a daylong pageant in Freeston Ontario. The 5 ft 5 in, 108 lb winner from 17 contestants said she was shocked by the victory. Runners up were Ursula Lyons of Toronto and Elsa Hambeck, now in Toronto from Austria. Hess described the event as not embarrassing and noted public attendance.
Tass reported Sunday that Brezhnev Kosygin and Podgorny sent a telegram to Havana pledging no effort or energy spared in developing Soviet Cuban ties. The message said the USSR and Cuba share aims for humanity's future and social progress and will continue expanded cooperation.
Union City Police reported two unattended deaths on Saturday. Martha Baker, 41, was found in her bedroom at 91395 Santa Cruz Ave with a gun in her hand after neighbors last saw her at noon. D. G. Glennan McDonald, 45, of 2471 Balmoral St., died after a heart attack at St Rose Hospital following chest pains Friday evening.
Fire bombs struck one sedan owned by Michael Globerko of the United Nations Mission in New York and damaged two other Soviet owned cars as Molotov cocktails were thrown at a Queens beach area. The Jewish Defense League denied involvement while praising unnamed attackers and police opened an investigation.
Four rail routes are involved as United Transportation Union workers strike Southern Railway Union Pacific and others. Nearly 150 more mines in Virginia West Virginia and Kentucky may shut as 48 000 coal miners are idled in Appalachia. Utilities say fuel stocks should last 90 days at least with some having six months.
The Agriculture Department will broaden its Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis vaccination plan to include California, Arizona, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and Florida, with bans on horse transport across the states in the program. The outbreak has killed over a thousand Texas horses in two weeks, and vaccination efforts span Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico.
Apollo 15 set for Saturn V liftoff as countdown is kept within safe windows. Engineers rerouted the schedule to protect the Saturn V structure from lightning while a suspected issue in the second stage was replaced without delaying the launch. More than a million spectators gathered as milestones included engine firing at 12 24 pm, command ship separation at 12 55 pm, and docking with Falcon at 1 05 pm.
The border closure worsens Jordan's trade outlook as Syria cuts routes, forcing reliance on Aqaba and indirect sea transit. Reports say Palestinians accuse Jordanian forces of terror while Israel reports guerrilla surrenders and deaths in Gaza. Sadat vows Arab unity and canal talks with U.S. arm-twisting over fighter deliveries linger.
A Pan American World Airways Boeing 767 cargo jet crashed into a jungle mountainside near Manila during Typhoon squalls, killing four American crew members. The crew included Captain Louis Cogliana, First Officer Thomas Rhemann, Second Officer Moh G. Sisk, and Engineer Roland L. Ohnesorge, all aged 32 to 40 and married with children. The flight from San Francisco to Hong Kong had stops in Honolulu and Guam en route to Saigon and Da Nang before vanishing at 4,200 feet altitude near Manila. Recovery teams faced zero visibility. wreckage was located on a 1,900-foot-high slope.
Funeral services for Blanche M White 77 who died Saturday in a Fremont hospital will be held at 11 am today at the Fremont Chapel of the Roses 1940 Peralta Blvd. Burial will follow at Chapel of the Chimes Cemetery Hayward. She was a Wisconsin native and Fremont resident for 14 years. She was the mother of Evelyn damp of Bellflower Russell P White of Fremont and Oden White of Santa Barbara grandmother of aly and great grandmother of
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