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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1976
Page
2
Guerrillas pressed two-front counterattack against Christian forces at Tal Zaatar and dist al-Basha in southeastern Beirut. Artillery rained along the Beirut mountains line. over 140 killed or wounded as Moslem and Christian fighters clashed amid shifting front lines and refugee camps.
Long Island beaches reopen to swimming after sewage debris prompted closures of up to two weeks though Jones Beach State Park remains shut. Gov Carey labeled Nassau and Suffolk counties disaster areas and requested federal aid without declaring a federal disaster. Oil spill in St Lawrence Seaway from ruptured barge halted traffic. eight Marines killed, two injured in a Hawaii helicopter crash. Weather fronts bring heavy rain across the central U.S. and eastern regions.
California legislators urge President Ford to grant a full pardon to Toguri d Aquino of Chicago, once Tokyo Rose. The Assembly and Senate votes were swift amid the National Japanese American Citizens League convention, citing her alleged coercion and pro American stance during World War II. Ida Hays to undergo jaw surgery in Seattle next year. Betty Ford donates gown to Smithsonian in honor of first ladies. gown linked to four state dinners.
Glenwood Springs District Attorney Frank Tucker said Claudine Lancet’s shooting of her lover was not accidental despite a defense claim. A transcript dispute arose after a closed preliminary hearing. openness to the press could have avoided it. Lis Longet remains charged with manslaughter in the deaths of skier Spider Sabich and was bound for trial in late August after a judge’s hearing in Aspen.
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley defended family life and warned public office taxes a husband’s time, saying one day a week is set for the youngsters and family. Eleanor Guilfoyle Daley, his wife since childhood, stood by his remarks on the enduring value of marriage.
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