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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1971

Page

4

Capture of Dacca imminent amid war updates

Evacuation of 435 foreign nationals from Dacca left a small group of Americans and diplomats, as Indian officials predicted capturing Dacca within 23 to 28 hours. Lall stressed no Indian designs on West Pakistan and described the battle near the city while clashes continued along Khulna. In Calcutta, anti-American violence erupted near Pan American Airways after a Soviet consul visit. A separate rescue in the Angeles National Forest saved a family trapped on a cliff ledge, with the father and five children pulled to safety after a night on a 1,000-foot precipice in near-freezing temps.

Dacca Newamen Calcutta K. D. Lall New Delhi Khulna Tangait Lall West Pakistan Peins Pakistan Indira Gandhi Vasaily Kusnetzov Supe Pan American World Airways

Radio pioneer Sarnoff dies at 80 in RCA empire collapse

RCA Corp. co founder and longtime leader Sarnoff dies at 80 after guiding radio to TV and satellite ages. Born in Russia, he rose from telegraph operator to RCA president, shaping NBC, early public TV, and wartime broadcasts while earning 27 honorary degrees. Survived by wife Lizette, three sons, two brothers, a sister, and nine grandchildren.

Sarnoff RCA Corp Marconi Wireless Telegraph Instrument Co. of America Marconi Wandmaker's New York Young Sarnoff RCA Central Broadcasting Organization NBC Walter Damrasch Metropolitan Opera Arturo Toscaniini NBC Symphony Orchestra Victor Talking Machine Co Dwight D. Eisenhower Europe United States France Lizette Robert W. Sarnoff Edward Sarnoff Fleet Services, Inc Thomas W. Sarnoff Beverly Hills Cal

Nixon and Pompidou meet in Azores amid debt talks

Nixon and Pompidou held a two hour plus first session in Angra while advisers split to press currency reform and troop cut debates. Rogers and Schumann discussed US EU trade talks and monetary realignment as Paris urged dollar devaluation. Pompidou arrived just before Nixon amid joint motorcade spectacle with Concorde noted. Nixon faced congressional block on SST subsidy.

Ziegler Nixon Pompidou William F. Rogers Maurice Schumann Treasury John B. Connally Valery Giscard D'Estaing Washington Paris United States NATO Warsaw, Pact Alliance Shhrumann Roegrs Roger Schimann France United Nations Rogers U.N. Security Council Junta Geral Atlantic Congress U.S

Red Chinese free two Americans in China release

The New China News Agency reported the release of Richard Fecteau and Mary Ann Harbert after long captivity in China. Gerald Ross McLaughlin was captured with Harbert near Hong Kong in 1968 and reportedly committed suicide in 1989. Other Americans remained jailed or missing, including pilots from the Gulf of Tonkin and the Kwangsin region, with public figures in the U S reacting to commutations and releases amid ongoing diplomatic efforts led by Nixon and Kissinger.

Peking Gerald Ross McLaughlin New China Miss Harkert Hong Kong Miss Harbert China Air Force Philip E. Smith Gulf of Tonkin Robert J. Flynn U.S. Navy Kwangsin Province Navy Joseph Dunn Hainan Island Fecteau Downey Japan Korea Dantey U.S. Central Intelligence Agency United States Mary Downey Lynn Mass Margaret Feeledu Suzan Fecteau Avalon Shuras Mid James Walsh Hugh Redamond People's Republic of China John F. Downey Richard Fecteau Ronald L. Ziegler Mary Ann Harbert Fededu Norbert Ziegler Henry AL Kissinger Nixon Pekin i Suwon Sid Wee

Costa Rica president foils hijack with tear gas

President Figueres described a hijack attempt on a Costa Rican plane by a subversive Nicaraguan Communist group. He ordered tear gas to disable the attackers and said he notified Nicaragua’s Somoza after the incident. He defended taking a strong stance while noting domestic tensions over Soviet relations.

Mgueres Figueres Nicaragua Anastacio Somoza UPI

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