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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1973
Page
6
U S officials anticipate Berlin chancellor Willy Brandt reacting to the Atlantic Charter concept outlined by Henry Kissinger. Washington weighs the implications for East West ties as relations with Communist nations are explored.
Dallas motel rooms hide nudie films on closed circuit TV prompting Rep Ray Hutchison to push possible outlaw. He argues adults may view but selling porno via rooms could violate law. seeks forms acknowledging movie presence and consent before rental. concerns spread statewide if unregulated raising questions of legality and enforcement.
The Scheherazade Academy of Middle East Dancing opens in Memphis with Lilla Mueller, aka Miss Teana, teaching belly dancing to women from 15 to 60. Students speak of gained poise and confidence, some traveling miles weekly for lessons, while the instructor emphasizes artful, dignified dancing over showgirl moves.
Israelis paused to remember the six million Jews who died in Nazi camps as Prime Minister Golda Meir urged moral consistency from nations that did not rescue Jews. Air raid sirens rang one minute to honor World War II victims while authorities warned of potential Arab guerrilla activity ahead of Israel’s 25th anniversary celebrations.
A 21 year old man was jailed for ten years for stealing a 400 year old Santo Nino statue from a Manila church. City officials linked the theft to devastating floods in Manila and central Luzon last July and August. The statue, ivory and wood, valued at 75000, was recovered and returned in a public procession led by President and Mrs. Marcos. The floods subsided after its return, Catholic leaders said.
A weeklong truce declared by the Provisional IRA in Londonderry and Catholic areas of Belfast ended at midnight Sunday amid bloodshed. Two British soldiers were killed in Belfast, and a Royal Marine was fatally shot in New Lodge. A third soldier was seriously wounded. British officials denounced the truce as empty and criticized the attackers. The toll in nearly four years of sectarian conflict rises to about 700 dead, including soldiers and Ulster Defence Regiment members.
The Arab League and Palestinian guerrilla leaders urged Arab oil producers to align oil strategy with the Arab-Israeli conflict. American oil interests were said to be tied to actions against Israel, with a report by Luagay experts noted for discussion at a Wednesday meeting on Middle East roles and unity.
AP reports President adviser Henry A Kissinger will travel to Moscow May 4 for two days of talks on various matters including preparations for a Nixon Brezhnev summit. No date set for Brezhnev visit. last meeting was Moscow summit in May 1969.
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