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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1973
Page
9
News briefs report Yom Kippur starts at sundown marking the 24 hour fast and day of atonement. The holiday signals ten days of repentance since Rosh Hashanah with Kal Nidre in the evening and ram’s horn at closing. Jerusalem areas warn motorists may face vandalism if driving during the holy period.
Vienna reports say Chancellor Kreisky will end the Jewish Agency camp at Schnenau Castle after Tehran- Beirut tensions. He warned of an Arab attack risk and said Soviet Jews may pass through Austria only more discreetly, seeking Red Cross jurisdiction if offered. The suspension followed an Armenian hostage crisis and calls to renegotiate the discreet transit accord.
Five Jewish demonstrators protested outside the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Moscow when security police tore down signs and detained them. Two United Press International reporters were punched and kneeled by officers, then held briefly with a third reporter. It was the second ministry demonstration in a week and the fourth Jewish protest in 12 days over emigration limits, with earlier detainees jailed or fined.
In Belfast Stormont talks brought together Roman Catholic SDLP and Protestant Unionist leaders for the first time in two years with the Alliance party also present to map a framework for Northern Ireland’s government, following a British white paper. An army spokesman said rail traffic between Belfast and Larne was halted after two suspicious containers were found, but both alarms proved false.
A bomb exploded outside an army recruiting office in Surbiton London causing shattered windows and a blown side door. No injuries were reported by Scotland Yard. The six week terror campaign linked to the IRA has seen one person killed and eight injured since August 18.
The Chilean military junta said bullets that killed American student Frank R. Teruggi Jr. were not fired by Chilean armed forces or police and denied he was in military custody at the time of his death. The regime announced the execution of guerrilla figure Gregor Lienda in Valdivia and said it was still investigating the Teruggi case, who was found dead after being arrested for alleged curfew violations.
In Argentina, machine gunnings and bombings erupted as congressmen warned of mass hysteria following a Marxist purge within the Peronist movement. Homes of two Peronist congressmen in Cordoba were attacked, two injured. four union offices in Cordoba were also riddled with bullets, wounding two. A left Peronist Youth leader in Rosario dodged fire at a JP headquarters attack, with no injuries reported.
Saigon reports total Vietnamese killed since Jan 24 reach 46,334 with 34,912 Communist troops and 9,498 government soldiers dead and 1,824 civilians. In contrast, U.S. combat deaths amount to 5,943 after 12 years of conflict. A 10,000-strong South Vietnamese division backed by warplanes shelled Communist positions in the Central Highlands in a bid to recapture a government army base.
Memphis Tennessee dentist Dr Salon Mortig Words, 480, allegedly abducted six underprivileged children on a field trip after planned dental work failed. Police arrested him at the van as parents questioned the trip. Words, linked to a public health program in Brin, Tennessee, faced custody and investigation by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.
Lawyers for William Calley argued before the Court of Military Appeals that he acted to obey orders during the My Lai massacre. The three-judge court declined to hear 26 issues raised by the defense and Calley remained confined at Fort Benning as his attorneys press for a path to civilian courts.
A fire broke out in the engine room of the Greek passenger ferry Ancona with 251 aboard. All passengers were transferred to another vessel as crew and authorities fought the blaze and towed the ship to port.
In San Antonio Texas General Wilh A Hyson commander of Brooke Army Medical Center will award 20 decorations including five for bravery to four former prisoners of war at a ceremony at Fort Sam Houston next Tuesday. Two honorees are Californians M Harvey Brande Long Beach and Aly Mertal Vietnam Service Medal and Vietnam Campaign Medal. Dennis J Thompson Hanier Oregon earned Silver Star Bronze Star with devices Air Medal Good Conduct Medal and Vietnam Service Medal. Vietnam Campaign Medal also awarded.
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