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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1976
Page
2
Martha Mitchell described as desperately ill and nearly broke during a New York hearing on her alimony. Her lawyer listed $36,000 in back alimony owed, plus arrears on a cooperative apartment and big utility bills threatening a power shutoff.
Combined News Service reports a 21 year old Arab man was shot by Israeli police near the Church of the Holy Sepulcher amid daylong clashes in Jerusalem. The death marks the third in three days of intensified West Bank unrest, raising tensions in the occupied territories.
NBC and technicians and news employees who walked out April 1 reached a tentative settlement providing for zero percent pay raise over five years. If ratified, workers would return to duty Monday across New York Chicago Cleveland Washington San Francisco and Los Angeles. The strike disrupted NBC stations in major markets and spurred political action in Washington.
Historian Samuel Eliot Morison, hailed as the greatest American narrative historian by a colleague, was eulogized Tuesday at the Church of the Advent on Boston's Beacon Hill. He died Saturday at Massachusetts General Hospital after a stroke at his Beacon Hill home two weeks earlier. Morison won Pulitzer Prizes for biographies including Admiral of the Ocean Sea and John Paul Jones.
Syndicated columnist Suzy reports Frank Sinatra and Barbara Marx, longtime companion and former Las Vegas showgirl, are engaged and plan to wed soon. No confirmations from Sinatra or Marx. Sinatra, 60, has three prior marriages. Marx, in her forties, is divorced from Zeppo Marx.
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