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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1975
Page
1
Sato 74 died from heart failure after a stroke. His family initially declined a state funeral but later accepted after Prime Minister Takeo Miki's appeals. Sato shared the 1974 Nobel Peace Prize with Irish statesman Sean MacBride. He fell ill after a stroke at a Geisha restaurant.
Four large sugar companies face an antitrust suit in US District Court Portland filed by the State of Oregon and Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. Amalgamated, California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining Corp., Spreckels Sugar Co., and other firms are cited as co conspirators in a bid to fix prices and suppress private-label sugar sales.
A group of Soviet Jews accused the government of preparing violent pressure on people seeking exit to Israel. The statement, signed by 37 names including Vladimir Siepak Alexander Lerner and Vitaly Rubin, warned of corporal violence alongside legal persecution. It cited an incident where 12 hooligans with wooden clubs attacked Veniamin Bogomolny’s home shouting threats.
A Greek Cypriot gardener shot and killed the four man British army foot patrol leader with a single shotgun blast near the Dhekelia border. A Greek Cypriot suspect was arrested as police said the man fired at what he thought were prowlers or Turkish soldiers. investigation continues.
Beiruts latest sniper attacks left pedestrians wounded as the city struggles to return to normal after weeks of clashes. The casualty toll rose to 128 dead and over 300 wounded across 15 days of fighting.
A Philippine Airlines jet lost part of its tail section after an explosion shortly after takeoff from Manila International Airport. All 59 aboard survived as the plane landed safely about 30 minutes later. government reports no fatalities.
Cuba began sending hijack suspects back to the United States. The State Department said three American citizens were released by Cuba to Barbados and into FBI custody. It was unclear if this signals a thaw in Cuban U S relations or a continuation of the agreement to return hijackers for trial.
Five crewmen trapped 20 hours in air pockets behind the underwater rig survived by pounding walls and praying until rescue crews reached them. One man remains missing as divers stop searching. officials say he was likely thrown overboard when the barge mounted structure capsized 18 miles offshore in the Gulf of Mexico. Darrel Dore of Delcambre recalls praying for his wife during the ordeal.
In Rome Pope Paul VI told President Ford that military power cannot solve all problems as Ford wrapped up a European tour seeking NATO unity and a Middle East peace. Aides said talks with Sadat produced positive but no final results amid hunger and refugee concerns and Jerusalem status in any settlement. Trumpeting NATO unity, Leone praised Ford’s Brussels summit role as they met at the Quirinale with roadblocks and security delaying traffic.
Roberta Jo Durant, 47, of Riverside and Manhattan Kansas native, died in a head on collision near Bloomington while employed by Dr David G Dixon of Corona. Survivors include husband Jerry Durant daughter Sharon Mankey three sons David Daniel W Christopher J and four grandchildren. Parents Joe and Jane Hobb and brother Gary Hobb of Bloomington. Services Wednesday at Green Acres Mortuary Bloomington with burial at Green Acres Memorial Gardens Fontana mortuary handling arrangements.
Emil Starnes of Corona sold his 1964 Ford with help from a Guaranteed Results ad in The Daily Independent. If you have an item to sell, call telephone T3734 and ask for Guaranteed Results.
Senator Pastore denounces West Germany for moving ahead with a Brazil nuclear deal including reactors a reprocessing plant and an enrichment facility calling it grave peril to US security Senate talks also touch Korea SALT limits and potential cuts to US military commitments in South Korea Taft argues for a strong deterrent despite accords
Israel starts withdrawing troops tanks and rockets from the Sinai Desert with Defense Minister Shimon Peres saying the thinning out should finish by Wednesday morning just before the Suez Canal reopens. Talks among Ford Sadat Kissinger Rabin hint at renewed peace efforts as Sadat visits Athens en route to Cairo.
UPI report cites Richard J. Goodman of the Agriculture Department saying the United States formally protested increases in the European Common Market export subsidies. He warned that subsidies undercut American exporters and may push world wheat prices down while noting no U.S. plan to reimpose wheat export subsidies.
A rare double underground nuclear test, Stilton and Mizzen, was conducted 110 miles from Las Vegas after an hour delay due to winds. The blasts at Pahute Mesa and Yucca Flat were felt slightly in Las Vegas with ground movement and tiny dust clouds, no radiation leaks reported.
TV and radio star Ozzie Nelson died at his home from cancer at 68. He and Harriet gained fame in music, radio, and the TV show The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet. Survived by Harriet, sons David and Rick, six grandchildren, and their family. Services planned at Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills.
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