29 Sep 1975
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1975
Page
1
Five attackers disguised as doctors robbed the Barcelona pay office of the social security administration, taking about $600,000 and seriously wounding two guards. A guard was reported dying. The incident sparked regional and international protests against Franco regime executions.
Foreigners arriving from Saigon report that the currency conversion wiped out wealth among South Vietnam’s middle and upper classes causing despair and talk of moving to the countryside to farm. Old piasters are worthless while the poor were left unaffected. Farmers seek land near water as factories face shortages and unemployment rises. The urban elite face denouncement and fear under the new regime as rural life changes unevenly.
The State Department will not comment as Kissinger plans talks with Spanish Foreign Minister Cortina Mauri on a new agreement to extend U S military bases in Spain. Spanish opposition warns of violence or a coup as long as Franco rules. A Socialist leader cites Franco’s stepping down for Juan Carlos as the only hope. Dozens of terrorists await trial and ETA leaders face conviction and death.
Three Jamaican gunmen sequestered seven Italian waiters in a 10 by 12 foot basement storeroom at Spaghetti House in Knightsbridge for a second day. Police said two prisoners named by the gunmen had finished their sentences and there is no bargain. One hostage was released Sunday evening as a token of faith while others remain confined and authorities report tense standoff and pleas for no harm.
Arlington AP report says former U S Navy chief Elmo Zumwalt houses Adm Chung Cang former South Vietnamese navy commander and nine relatives in his basement. Cang and family fled Vietnam in July and are seeking jobs and education paths as Zumwalt arranges resumes and work placements.
Pope Paul VI elevates Juan Macias a saint, praising his life as a Spanish friar who served as a doorman at a Dominican monastery in Peru. The ceremony also targets Spain's government for executing five young terrorists, a move described in the Vatican remarks.
An extensive catalog outlines services available through Community Home Care Services including adoption support camping education employment family counseling foster care for adults and children protective services home delivered meals and transportation among others. Not all services are statewide.
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