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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1973

Page

3

Peron vows security for Ford executives amid guerrilla threats

President Juan Peron ordered border patrol troops around Ford Motor Company plants in Argentina after meeting with top Ford officials including Edgar Molina and Joao Courard. The government pledged maximum protection for lives and facilities as guerrilla threats from the Peronist armed forces prompted Ford to evacuate 25 executives, mostly Americans, last week.

Buenos Aires UPI Joan D. Peron Ford Motor Go Ford Peronist Armed Forces Peron Casa Rogada Palace Edgar Molina Asia Pacific Latin America Joao M. Courard Ford of Argentina

Yorty Won't Release Occidental Stock Records

Los Angeles city council probe into the Occidental land swap stalls as former Mayor Sam Yorty refuses to hand over stock records. His attorney says Yorty seeks the land deal scene and legal basis for the request and will resist until more is known. Yorty had owned a minuscule amount of Occidental stock in the 1960s before selling amid controversy. Committee chief C Stephen Howard urged voluntary testimony by Friday afternoon.

105 Angeles UPI Sam Yorty Phill Silver Council Yardy Silver Yarty Feams Yorty Commmunttee C. Stephen Howard

Maryland senator seeks revision of Civil War era state song

Annapolis Maryland state senator Silence Blount urges revision of the words to Maryland My Maryland, arguing the lines contain warlike and divisive connotations objectionable to many citizens. The move highlights ongoing debate over legacy and inclusivity in public symbols.

Annapolis, Md UPI Maryland Senilorence Blount

Legal and personal hurdle mailbag highlights disputes and questions

A reader asks about California marriage annulment for foreign ceremonies and a home sale dispute over a garbage disposal. an immigration official discusses illegal aliens and reporting methods. a bridge expert clarifies penalty card rules in a rubber game with reference to Goren’s Contract Bridge.

Theme songs for Amos and Andy Show and sheet music source

The radio show used two themes, The Perfect Song by J C Breil and Angel Serenade by Gaetano Brage. Both are available in Long Beach Public Library Sheet Music Department at 4500 B Atherton St.

W.G Long Beach Goren Charles Goren Fine Arts Department The Atherton St B.H Cerritos J.C. Breil Gaetano’ Brage

Lee Marvin suit tactics under way

Pretrial maneuvering opens in a civil action by Michelle Triola seeking half of actor Lee Marvin’s assets after living with him six years. She claims an oral agreement in 1964 to share earnings. he says she was a de facto spouse and seeks $500,000 while Marvin married Pamela Feeley in 1970.

Los Angeles Lee Marvin Michelle Triola Marvin Marvin M. Mitchelson California Pamela Feeley

Sergeant guilty in 2 murders

A 22 year old Air Force sergeant Thomas Edward Van Normaz stationed at George Air Force Base near Victorville was found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of John William Bell 22 of Ontario and Kathleen Herron 17 of Cucamonga while hitchhiking to Las Vegas to be married in San Bernardino County Superior Court.

San Bernardino Air Force Lag Vegas Thomas Edward van Normaz George Air Force Base Victorville San Bernardino County John William Bell Ontario Kathleen Herron Cucamonga

Oslo bans Sunday driving amid oil squeeze

Oslo joins eight European countries in banning Sunday driving as part of measures tied to the Arab oil squeeze. The move aims to reduce fuel use and ensure steady supply during the energy crisis.

Oslo Norway

Col Sir William Worsley dies at 83 in Yorkshire

Col Sir William Worsley 83 father of the Duchess of Kent died Tuesday in York England. He served as lord lieutenant of Yorkshire from 1951 to 1955.

York England William Worsley Duchess of Kent Yorkshire

Chavez doubles down in miner protest over growers and Teamsters

United Mine Workers meeting hears Cesar Chavez outline of ongoing fight with California grape and lettuce growers and the Teamsters. Chavez says workers have more time than money and will continue the campaign until a union is won, as miners vote to contribute 10000 dollars to the TPW and back Chavez's grape boycott effort.

United Farm Workers Cesar Chavez California Teamsters Union United Mine Workers Chavez TPW

Inspector Dies in San Diego At Camp Pendleton

Marine Col. Dewitt E. Howard inspector of the 1st Marine Division at Camp Pendleton is dead at age 49 after a long illness. He died Sunday in Naval Hospital.

San Diego Dewitt E. Howard 1St Marine Division Camp Pendleton Naval Hospital

Delegates Donate $2400 On Floor Collection

Delegates donated an additional 2400 dollars during a collection taken on the floor, boosting contributions for the campaign.

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