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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1975
Page
2
In Chatellerault mayor Pierre Abelin won a parliamentary seat with 52.6 percent over Edith Cresson as a protest by Lyons prostitutes failed to deter voters. Police questioned passersby as the protest failed to attract the planned mass turnout.
A bus carrying 38 people from Bethany Lutheran Trinity Church in Palmyra overturned on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near Allentown. Two women died and 35 were injured. Olga Snyder and Mildred Beitz were among the victims.
Tucson sheriff detectives and FBI agents said fingerprints from former Teamsters leader James Hoffa did not match prints salvaged from two severed hands found in a nearby garbage dump. Investigators described the body parts as belonging to a large white man aged 40 to 50. Hoffa disappeared July 31 in Michigan and his family believes he is dead.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger lightens a Peking dinner as he delivers a Chinese toast and humorously explains a phrase about hosting. Madrid reports say Franco recovered from flu while the Spanish Theater fire caused no injuries. Ionesco resigns from a Copenhagen hearing after a clash over labeling homosexuals as criminals. The Sakharov Hearing ends with a critique of the Soviet Union’s human rights record.
Senate Democrat Birch Bayh said at a United Auto Workers meeting he will formally announce his bid for the Democratic nomination on Tuesday. Reagan campaign teams opened in Orlando to energize Florida’s March primary with David Keene confirming Reagan will challenge Ford. Feminist Red Stockings filed complaints in Copenhagen against Dr Thorkil Vanggaard over his views that women are inferior in abstract thinking and should remain in the home. they seek his dismissal.
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