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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1973

Page

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Noise rules blamed in Boston jetliner crash

A federal official linked Logan Airport noise pollution rules to a Delta Airlines jet crash that killed 88 people, noting pilots must descent steeply after high approaches. Investigators probe seven aspects, including plane and weather, as fog shrouds the seawall wreckage.

Boston Logan International Airbor Delta Airlines Isabel Burgess National Transportation Safety Board Safety Board Board Mi 88 Southern Mortuary Boston City Hospital

Nine Migrant Workers Die In Truck Crash Near Sikeston

An open flatbed carrying about 25 Mexican migrants crashed into a parked truck near Sikeston Missouri before dawn. Nine died and 11 were injured as investigators searched for a survivor seen taking packages from the wreckage. The driver, Alvarez Ortiz of Orange Grove Texas, escaped injury.

Sikeston Alvarez Ortiz Orange Grove Tex Arkansas

Action Line exposes mail order swindler under investigation

The column warns that Eugene M. Dixon runs a misleading home work scheme via National Mailing House. Despite inquiries by Postal Inspection Service and the Justice Department, Dixon continues operations, taking $65 from a reader in Garden Grove for catalogs never delivered.

National Mailing House P.O Los Angeles L.B Garden Grove Eugene M. Dixon Dixon Postal Inspection Service U.S. Department of Justice

German Red chief Ulbricht dies at 80

Walter Ulbricht, 80, longtime East German Communist leader, died today after illness and a July stroke. He had been state head while remaining a Central Committee member and Politburo member, with mourning broadcasts reported nationwide.

Berlin Walter Ulbricht Berlin Wall ADN Ulbricht Erich Honecker Social Unity Party of Germany State Council German Democratic Republic People's Chamber National Council of The National Front Roger Bonvin

Landslide Claims Four Children in Harbor Breton

A cliffside landslide near Harbor Breton killed four children from one family when their house and three others were swept into the sea. Police said occupants of three homes escaped or were rescued by neighbors. others fled as the earth moved.

Harbor Breton Wild

Michelle Marvin Sues Lee Marvin Over Community Assets

Michelle Marvin sues actor Lee Marvin arguing for half of an estimated $1 million in community assets. The divorce case, referred to as unweeds, may progress to the Supreme Court.

Michelle Marvin Lee Marvin Supreme Court

Reagan submits plan for crime crackdown

Nixon impeachment introduced in the House over secret U S bombing in Cambodia. Rep Robert F Drinan says hearings are needed but no action planned. He cites Watergate and a 14 month secret air war as impeachable offenses and notes past impeachment efforts.

Washington Nixon U.S Cambodia Robert F. Drinan D-Mass Drinan House Con Haiphong Harbor Shrer

Marshall refuses to block Cambodia bombing stay

Justice Thurgood Marshall declined to lift a New York Circuit Court stay allowing bombing in Cambodia to continue. He said the issue requires normal appellate procedure and cautioned that continued U.S. military action may be unlawful, but the decision is not his alone as circuit justice.

Justice Marshall Cambodia Washington Supreme Court Thurgood Marshall Marshall U.S. Circuit Court New York Circuit Court Bown Southeast Asia

FDA tightens sale of vitamins A and D prescription only

The FDA orders high dose vitamins A and D to be sold by prescription within 60 days and plans broader sale restrictions by year end 1974. Reported risks include skull pressure and slowed growth in children from excessive vitamin A and D. The rule classifies products with over 150 percent of daily allowance as drugs and subjects them to FDA review.

Washington UPI Food and Drug Administration FDA Agency Schmidt

Riots Rally Oklahoma State Prison Violence Increases Deaths

McAlester Oklahoma reports a Tuesday night riot at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary left one inmate stabbed to death and another severely beaten. The toll rises to three since last Friday's outbreak that damaged much of the prison interior. National Guard troops have searched rubble amid rumors of more deaths, while officials say they now control the facility.

Mcalester Okla Oklahoma — State Penitentiary National Guard

Reagan unveils broad California crime plan

Governor Ronald Reagan released a comprehensive anti crime program calling for mandatory prison terms for gun crimes and greater latitude for police to seize evidence. The plan targets narcotics pushers, ends the probation subsidy program, and was prepared by a five member blue ribbon committee. Reagan submitted the report to the Legislature, arguing crime rose during a supposed golden age of permissiveness.

Los Angeles Ronald Reagan Reagan California Poverty Unem

Haldeman OKed Linking Protesters to McGovern Memo

Haldeman testified he accepted responsibility for a February 1972 memo proposing tying all 1972 demonstrations to McGovern and the Democrats as part of the peace movement. He noted writing on violent demonstrators in a 1971 memo about a Charlotte appearance of Nixon and Billy Graham. Senate disclosures cited memos showing plans to link protests to McGovern Kennedy and foreign money claims. The post election memo urged Dean to itemize disruptions and instructed Gray to pursue an FBI probe of 1968 taps, with a suggested story to two columnists.

Washington H.R. Haldeman McGovern Haldeman White House Charlotte Nlc Nixon Billy Graham Lowell P. Weicker Jr R-Conn Dean FBI L. Patrick Gray VRE Agnew Rowland

Weather summary for Omaha and nearby regions

Area night and morning clouds with fair overall weather. Lows around 65 and highs near 87. Mountains see partly cloudy skies with scattered thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening, lows around 63 and highs near 50. Meserts show variable high crowds with similar thunderstorm chances, lows about 62 and highs around 12.

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Long Beach Calif Carlton Jeane Dixon Robeson House of Representatives America Robert Drinan U.S. District Court Orrin G. Judd Elizabeth Heltzman D. N.Y Air Force Congress Alexander Schmidt McG John W. Dean III Teddy Kennedy George McGovern D-S.d Edward M. Kennedy Oma SRE Sthursdey
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