Sunny and warm today with near 70 high
The brief notes a sunny and warm day with a high near 70 and a low in the 50s. It directs readers to see complete weather on Page B-5 in Volume 34 Number 14.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1975
Page
1
Bank robber Washington arrested after Secret Witness tip
FBI agents arrest Booker Telefarrel Washington 25, a former Long Beach State student, at an Inglewood apartment after Secret Witness ZZZ-456 tipped the location. He faces a federal bank robbery charge tied to the February 12 1974 Security Pacific bank robbery on Wilshire Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach State University
FBI
Independent Press-Telegram
Inglewood
Booker Telefarrel Washington
William Sullivan
Los Angeles
Washington
102Nd St
Security Pacific Bank
Wil
Pentagon Revises Koh Tang Toll In Mayaguez Rescue
Pentagon officials say casualties for Koh Tang fight were far higher than first reported with five killed 70 to 80 wounded and 16 missing in action. Some Marines may have been left behind amid chaotic helicopter evacuation and accounting remains incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Koh Tang Island
Pentagon
Defense
James Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Koh Tang
Mayaguez
Marines attacked the wrong Cambodian island during Mayaguez rescue
U S Marines landed on Koh Tang after attacking Rong San Lem based on Navy reports. About 200 Marines faced heavy fire for 10 hours while the Mayaguez crew reached the USS Wilson. Pentagon officials confirmed the error, noting the crew had left the intended island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
U.S
Mayaguez
Pentagon
Bill Bellinger
Washington, D.C
Rong San Lem
Koh Tang Island
Koh Tang
Wilson
Kissinger Tour Sees U.S. Weigh B52 Strike Option
In Vienna Kissinger comments reveal the United States considered using B52 bombers against Cambodia if Coral Sea failed to reach the area by Wednesday. A NSC plan warned of ransom demands from the Cambodian government and potential actions aimed at the mainland while Kissinger discussed arms talks and Middle East policy with Gromyko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Mayaguez
Bangkok
Sattahip
Hong Kong-Subic Bay
Philippines
Sea-Land
Thailand
South Vietnam
Cambodia
U.S
Vienna
United States
Coral Sea
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Soviet Union
National Security Council
Kissinger
Gromyko
Middle East
Moscow
Anesthesiologists Strike Over Malpractice Costs In California
Southern California anesthesiologists begin a work boycott shutting down nonemergency surgeries across 32 hospitals including 13 in Long Beach-South Bay. The action, supported by leaders in Sacramento and Bay Area, seeks relief from rising malpractice premiums with a special legislative session convened by Gov. Brown to craft a lasting remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Brown
Sol Statman
Long Beach
Southern California
Long Beach-South Bay Area
Sacramento County
San Gabriel Valley
Orange County
Los Angeles
Burbank
Alhambra
San Francisco Bay Area
Nurse charged in murder case of baby cut from womb
Norma Armistead, 44, an obstetrical nurse, faces murder charges after a baby was cut from Kathryn Viramontes's womb during a Caesarean operation. The infant survived at Kaiser Hospital in Hollywood, while the mother was found dead in a Van Nuys apartment. Police investigate motive and custody rests with Los Angeles Social Services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Norma Armistead
Kaiser Hospital
Hollywood
Kathryn Viramontes
van Nuys
William Hooks
Viramonte
Thomas Ward
Phoenix
Ariz
U.S. to follow bold policy with aggressors
Secretary Schlesinger signals a hard stance toward aggressors as U.S. policy. The edition notes danger to patients from mentally ill doctors and reports on San Pedro's ranking as the nation’s top fishing port in 1974. An injured man was found in a car trunk by tow-truck operators. Dodgers lose as Win results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Schlesinger
San Pedro
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Charles T. Miller
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Vietnam
Liberation Radio
Cambodian
Uncle Sam
Uby
Ford Administration
Geneva
Sacramento
Glenn Leibowitz
Statman
California Society of Anesthesiologists
Inside Tod Ass Independent
Dodgers
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