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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1971

Page

4

Egypt and Israel reject Dayan plan on Sinai withdrawal

Egyptian officials insist Egyptian forces must hold canal positions and reject Dayan’s partial pullback idea. Sadat’s April 3 restatement calls for partial Sinai withdrawal as a first step to a comprehensive settlement and reopening the canal. In San Diego, Agnew warns a full U.S. pullout from Vietnam could trigger a dangerous right wing surge and damage democracy. He also says the SST program is dead due to congressional opposition.

Associated Press Tigyptian Defense Moshe Dayan Israel Suez Canal Bgypt Cairo Anwar Sadat Sadat Sinai Peninsula Egyypt Sinai Sharm ¢l Sheikt Strait of Tiran Dayan Tel Aviv San Diego Vietnam Provast Spiro Y. Agnew Agnew

Infant Baptism Protest at Draft Board Office

A nine and a half month old infant, Shawnee Elizabeth Saas, was baptized outside a draft board office in San Mateo to protest the Vietnam War. The ceremony, led by Rev. B. Davie Napier at Stanford Memorial Chapel, celebrated life amid a fatal auto crash that injured the Saas family. The parents, Fred and April Saas of Menlo Park, expressed sorrow over war deaths while praising the child as a symbol of life and Easter as triumph over death.

San Mateo Draft Board Elizabeth Saas B. Davie Napier Stanford University Menlo Park Stanford Fred Saas April Saas America Vietnam

San Francisco Teachers End 19 Day Strike

Two unions vote to accept a pact ending a 19 day walkout that nearly shut the city’s public schools. About 625 of 2,700 California Teachers Association members ratified. 1,800 member American Federation of Teachers approved the proposal by an overwhelming majority.

San Francisco UPT California Teachers Association American Federation of Teachers

Arizona Child Support and Visitation Questions Answered

A Social Security Administration official explains that nonpayment of child support does not automatically strip a father of visitation rights or send him to jail. Courts may suspend rights if payments are not resumed, and if unemployed, he should seek legal aid via the county attorney’s office. Delinquent amounts must be paid eventually.

Arizona J.M Garden Grove Cour

Huntington Beach Shelter Signage Plea Sparks City Action

A letter from Mrs. PG of Huntington Beach criticizes the Humane Society shelter for being hidden on a near deserted road with no clear directions. She urges the city to create its own animal shelter and install visible signs to prevent unnecessary euthanizations as population grows.

Huntington Beach Muntington Beach

Bombs blast landing pads as siege continues near Ben Het

From central highlands reports say big bombs dropped by parachute blast out a football field sized area to clear helicopter landing zones six to eight miles southwest of the Ben Het ranger post. A defector claims 2,000 fresh North Vietnamese troops await orders as U S and South Vietnamese forces press a costly battle.

U.S Jfront Border Ranger Ben Het Sullivan Central Highlands Ile Bui Ngee Chieu

North Viet votes on Assembly in landmark election

North Vietnam held its first general election since 1964 to choose deputies for a 420 seat National Assembly. Official reports cite a 95 to 97 percent turnout from a 620 candidate slate, with voting wrapping up two to three hours early in many polling places near the demilitarized zone. Results were not announced, and the assembly is to meet within two months to elect a cabinet and president.

Tokyo National Assembly Vietnam Fourth National Assembly Vinh Linh Demilitarized Zone Disputch

Emmy nominations list full of TV stars and George C. Scott

The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences announced 208 nominations for the 2nd annual Emmy Awards. George C. Scott leads with a nomination for best single performance in a motion picture or miniseries, while other nominees include Jack Cassidy Hal Holbrook Richard Widmark Gig Young Colleen Dewhurst Lee Grant and more across acting directing and series categories. Winners will be announced May 9 in a telecast from Century Plaza Hotel and Hilton Hotel in New York City.

Hollywood UPI National Academy of Television Arts and Sciencies George C. Scotts Scott Jack Cassidy Hal Holbrook Richard Widmark Gig Young Century Plaza Hotel Los Angeles Hilton Hotel New York City

Snowslides kill seven on Austrian ski slopes during Easter

In Austria during Easter, snowslides hit tourist groups killing at least seven and injuring many. Authorities warned against school trips as two groups of students were caught by avalanches. A German girl aged 11 was among the dead.

Wild Bill Hickok B.N.S Long Beach James Butler Wild Bill Dickek Jack McCall Deadwood Dakota Territory Mann Nuttall Harry Young McCall Litt Miekak Nebraska Mekak Pacific Avenue Ocear Boulevard Vienna Weal

Wealth cap proposed by S F assemblyman

Democratic Assemblyman John L. Burton announced a bill to cap lifetime wealth at 2.4 million dollars per person and inheritance at 1 million dollars except spouses. He said the measure would redirect excess funds to charity or state programs, arguing it addresses inequality though he admitted slim chances this session.

Sacramento San Francisco California John L. Burton Burton Vie Muecasure

Police hunt four gunmen after deadly home invasion

In Detroit four armed intruders stormed a Near North Side commune and demanded money and drugs forcing 19 youths to disrobe. Franklin Abramson, 23, was fatally shot when he tried to quiet a dog. two others were wounded. Items taken totaled about 175 dollars.

Detroit UPI Att Franklin Abramson Mesick Lynn Hachey Clair Shores Thomas Beaman Near North Side Sam

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