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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1973
Page
1
About 100000 women gathered to march on the presidential palace in Santiago. Riot police used tear gas and water cannons, injuring at least 45 people and causing several bullet injuries. An automobile burned as police vehicles were stoned.
Health officials in Maly report the cholera outbreak may taper after nine days, with 18 lives lost including a 59 year old fisherman from Vieste in Bari. In Naples tests show only one in seven suspected cases positive for cholera. In Algiers officials push nonaligned nations to sanction Israel while Saigon accuses North Vietnam and Viet Cong of hindering missing soldier investigations.
Beiru t reports Sudanese government declares a state of emergency accusing Communists and right-wingers of conspiracy. Tanks and armored patrols occupy streets after last week's riot at Khartoum University, where two people were killed. The university remains closed.
The worst heat wave in seven years eases along the East Coast as stagnant air raises pollution. New York forecasters expect temperatures to stay in the 80s today after days in the 90s, with Virginia and eastern New England already cooling to the 60s and 50s respectively. Washington battles ongoing air pollution alerts as hospital admissions rise due to the haze and heat.
Detroit United Auto Workers and Chrysler Corp agreed to a mini blackout on contract talks to discuss economic issues out of the public eye. It signals movement after Chrysler was named the union target on August 2, with a full information blackout expected when negotiations resume late this week or early next week.
Alan Bean the 41 year old Skylab 2 commander becomes world space flight time record holder during the 40th day of a planned 49 day mission with Crewmates Dr Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma. The previous record was held by Charles Conrad Jr. as the sun activity is observed and Earth resources passes canceled.
Sen John Tunney's three children Teddy 12 Mark 4 Ariatine 5 return from Holland and will enroll in Washington DC schools next week. A court commissioner ordered their return. they arrived in Los Angeles and stay with the senator's parents in San Diego. Joint custody granted amid ongoing divorce proceedings.
A Los Angeles Superior Court jury was chosen to hear a paternity suit filed against actor Chad Everett by Sheila Scott, who claims he is the father of her three month old son Dale. Scott, 42, also stars in Medical Center. National Airlines president Lewis Maytag, 45, has married Willy Mixon, a former stewardess, and is described as a grand son of the washing machine founder. Maytag owns a controlling stake in National Airlines since 1962.
Queen Jolana of the Netherlands observed the 26th coronation anniversary in Tilburg with public celebrations across the city. Local ceremonies continued through Wednesday as residents joined in festive events and official tributes reflecting the royal milestone.
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