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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1972
Page
2
The British Broadcasting Corp. banned Paul McCartney's latest record for being too sexy. McCartney said he was shocked, insisting they were just making music and having fun. The BBC will not play "T1i-Hi-E" by McCartney and Wings, but will air the flip side "6 Moon."
Astronaut Thomas P Stafford, age 42, promoted to brigadier general in the Air Force while serving as an active astronaut and deputy director of flight crew operations at the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston. He is viewed as a leading candidate to command a joint U S Russian crew planned for 1874. Former astronaut John Glenn weighs a serious Senate run in 18.
Miss Malaret, Miss Universe 1970, now publicity vp for Barbizon in Puerto Rico, joins Sherry Shealy, youngest U S legislator, in a burst of public life. Pamela Martin wins Miss Rodeo America in Las Vegas as rain drenches London traffic and Heath quarrels Tokyo calls. In Alaska a court sets Dec 11 to decide if Nick Beopich’s disappearance is death and seats.
Prime Minister Golda Meir told Tel Aviv audiences that a two year old ceasefire could collapse at any moment as U S and British peace proposals surface. She urged caution, saying no Arab leader will risk peace with Israel while Syria and Egypt remain unsettled, and cited U S Kissinger drafted plans tied to Israeli withdrawal from the canal.
multimillionaire Texas oilman William P. Clements Jr. is Nixon’s White House pick for deputy defense secretary, subject to Senate confirmation. He co chaired the Texas re election committee and heads Sedco Inc, with about $100 million annual outside US business and stock valued around $107 million.
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