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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1973

Page

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CIA names Colby as director in Nixon era shakeup

William Colby was sworn in as CIA director in the Oval Office with Nixon and top leaders present. The event followed a year of rapid changes at the agency as Schlesinger and Helms moved to defense and diplomacy posts. The ceremony included Henry Kissinger and Adm. Moorer observing.

William Colby Central Intelligence Agency Nixon Colby CIA Oval Office U.S. District Court George Hart James Schlesinger Defense Schlesinger Richard Helms Tran Henry Kissinger Adm Thomas Moorer Joint Chiefs of Staff

Photographer Captures Scene as Forked Fate Strikes Family

Boston Globe photographer Bob Dean shot a nighttime wreck scene in which the victim beneath a damaged car was his 11 year old son Steve. Dean fled the accident site for the Globe office and developed the film, revealing the tragedy. Meanwhile former Atty Gen John Mitchell marked his 60th birthday ahead of a New York trial on conspiracy obstruction of justice and perjury charges. One attorney said he would not discuss birthday plans due to pretrial publicity.

Donald Wright California Supreme Court Presbyterian Hospital of Pacific Medical Center Wright Bob Dean Dean Boston Globe Boston Globe Office Steve John Mitchell U.S. District Court New York Mitchell

Skylab cameras capture Delia storm from space

Skylab astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma beamed live TV of tropical storm Delia as it lashed the Texas Gulf Coast. They described a circular pattern while surveying 11 400 miles of land and sea in multiple Earth observations over Colombia the Caribbean South America the Atlantic and Europe.

Houston Skylab Delia Texas Gulf Coast Alan Bean Owen Garriott Jack Lousmna Lousma Colombia Caribbean Sea Christine South America Atlantic Ocean Africa Europe Slavyansk Russia Argentina Atlantic Italy Morocco

Trudeau orders five month petroleum price freeze in Canada

Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau announced a five month price freeze on petroleum products effective through January 30, plus higher wheat and dairy subsidies to curb inflation. A central mechanism will prevent US price increases from driving Canadian prices, while bread and dairy costs are stabilized by a 20 percent wheat subsidy boost and a five cent per quart dairy subsidy.

Ottawa Pierre Elliott Trudeau Trudeau United States

Actress Cybill Shepherd sues Playboy forImages from Last Picture Show

Memphis actress Cybill Shepherd sues Playboy magazine for 9 million dollars claiming two semi nude frames from The Last Picture Show were published without her consent. She says she agreed to stills only to permit release in theaters and warns the photos damaged her image and privacy.

Cybill Shepherd Playboy Magazine Memphis Playboy

Attorneys seek new trial for Kerner and Isaacs

Appeal lawyers for former Governor Otto Kerner and ex-State Revenue Director Theodore Isaacs ask the U.S. Court of Appeals for a new trial. Kerner's 145 page brief cites 10 prejudicial errors to challenge his bribery and fraud convictions while Isaacs alleges Judge Robert Taylor erred in at least five rulings.

Otto Kerner State Revenue Theodore Isaacs U.S. Court of Appeals Kerner US. Court of Appeals Isaacs U.S Robert Taylor

Longet's Mother Killed in Paris Area Crash

Rolande Longet, mother of singer Claudine Longet, died in a traffic accident outside Paris Monday. The funeral is set for Friday in Paris. Longet is married to singer Andy Williams. In San Diego, William Glasscock celebrated his 100th birthday Monday and credits long life to abstaining from drinking smoking and chewing and avoiding bad company.

William Glasscock San Diego

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