13 Jul 1975
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1975
Page
1
In a Wake County Superior Court trial jurors hear details of the 1960s incident in a small eastern North Carolina town. Joan Little stands charged with first degree murder after a white jailer is found dead in her cell and an earlier stabbing incident is under examination.
South Korea raises alert level for its armed forces after accusing six North Korean navy vessels of intruding its waters. In Panmunjom the United Nations Command protests North Korea for a June 30 attack on a U.S. Army major and calls for punishment of the attackers.
U S Army Col. Ernest R. Morgan was released unharmed by Palestinian guerrillas after 13 days captivity, arriving at Lebanon's premier with hours to spare before a supposed deadline. Morgan, appearing tired but well, said it feels good to be home as captors cited spying accusations and ransom as reasons for release.
President Ford says he will ask a skeptical Democratic Congress to enact oil controls aimed at boosting domestic production and reducing reliance on imports. He argues the move could lower future gasoline costs without triggering a sharp price increase, and he urges timely action.
Portuguese military forces topple Socialists in a crisis that tears at the government. The Popular Democrats vow to oppose the Socialists unless the military guarantees a Western style democracy. A liberal politician warns there is no compromise possible. Page 3.
The San eee Evening Tribune reports former Vietnamese intelligence chief Col. Anh Ba claims France ordered the killing of South Vietnam's President Ngo Dinh Diem in 1963. He says Paris pursued Diem due to his resistance to expanding U S military presence protecting French interests.
In Carnoustie Scotland Watson calmly sinks a 12 foot birdie putt on 18 to finish 279 nine under par tying Newton for an 18 hole playoff for the 104th British Open. Newton finishes at 281 two over par after bogeys late in round.
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Gary Tischler Bayward recalls the Swiss Chalet at the intersection of Grand Street Winton Avenue and Jackson Street as a timeless local haven. He describes late nights, longtime staff like Gladys the cook and Jean Zilsdorf, evolving ownership, and a sense of place amid changing surroundings.
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