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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1972

Page

1

Chavez Hospitalized as 20 Day Fast Weakens Leader

United Farm Workers head Cesar Chavez, eyes hollowed and dehydrated, was moved by ambulance from his Phoenix barrio headquarters to a hospital. Dr. Augusto Ortiz called his condition serious and said he urgently needed medication as Chavez endures dehydration and disrupted blood chemistry.

Phoenix United Farm Workers Cesar Chavez Augusto Ortiz Chavez UFW Arianna Colo Rado Yuma Ariz Viva Chavez Afl-Cio Arizona Ortiz

Humphrey, McGovern Clash Over Spending in California

Sen. Humphrey denounces McGovern as scaring middle class Californians with billion dollar schemes while McGovern defends California spending and vows to press on. Humphrey urges Black voters to reject unfinanced plans. both campaign amid a California swing including Watts and East Los Angeles.

Hubert H. Humphrey Watts George S$. McGovern McGovern Humphrey California Los Angeles

Crosstown Freeway Halted by Assembly Vote

The State Assembly approved blocking legislation to stop the Crosstown Freeway through Long Beach by a 58 to 1 vote. The measure, carried on the Assembly floor by Mike Cilten, would send to the Senate for concurrence with Assembly amendments. Deukmejian introduced the bill after Long Beach City Council rescinded earlier approval.

Sacramento State Assembly Long Beach Robert H. Burke Huntington Beach George Deukmaejian Senate Assembly Deukmejian Iong Breach Mike Cilten D-Long Reach

Nixon to address Congress on arms pact after Moscow talks

President Nixon will report to Congress on an arms limitation pact reached in Moscow. He will speak to a joint session at 6 30 p m from the Capitol after a Moscow summit trip. The move aims to secure fast approval and support for SALT Phase 2 and defenses limits.

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Nixon greeted by 300,000 Poles in Warsaw crowd

President Nixon returned to Warsaw for a second visit, greeted by an estimated 300,000 cheering Poles who surged into streets and halted his limousine. He met with Polish Communist leader Edward Gierek and attended a state dinner before outlining hopes for a broad European security framework and reduced forces.

Warsaw Nixon Edward Gierek Piotr Ja-toszewicz Poland Tehran Iran Moscow

U S Phantoms Down Two MIG-21s Near Hanoi

U S Air Force Phantom jets shot down two North Vietnamese MIG-21s about 50 miles south of the Chinese border on Wednesday. No U S losses were reported in two 15 minute apart air battles 25 miles north and 45 miles northeast of Hanoi as F4s escorted bombers. The enemy interceptors reportedly came from a repair base northeast of Hanoi. The two kills raise this year’s Vietnam air combat tally to 34 by North Vietnamese jets and 145 overall. Meanwhile B52 bombers struck positions near Kontum and north of Hue in a major raid this month.

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Israel vows retaliation after Lod Airport massacre

Prime Minister Golda Meir indicated Israel would retaliate likely against Lebanon for the Lod International Airport massacre carried out by three Palestinian trained Japanese guerrillas. 25 people were killed and 80 wounded as the attackers smuggled weapons in suitcases. One guerrilla killed himself, one was shot, one captured. Lebanon denied direct involvement but officials warned of further actions. Air security measures were tightened with Lod Airport to be closed to foreign airlines unless luggage and passenger screening improved. bomb threats were reported in Tel Aviv and Paris.

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