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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1972
Page
4
President Nixon toured the Great Wall and Ming tombs amid calls for open world communication. He said Asia remains misunderstood and urged more Americans to visit China. Temperature stood at 27 degrees as Rogers and aides joined the sightseeing.
Long Beach attorney Antonio F. Gigliotti, 6710 Pipanila Street, becomes the second Democrat to file for the 39th Assembly District seat vacated by Republican James Slayes. Fred W. Chel, also an attorney, had filed last week. Slayes leaves to run for the Fourth Supervisorial District.
Angela Davis is released on bail in the Bay Area with restrictions including confinement to six counties, no air travel, weekly probation reporting in Santa Clara County, and a ban on public meetings. Bondsman notes 405 acres pledged valued about 330000 to secure the $10,000 fee.
Israel bans entry of U N mediator Gunnar V Jarring unless he drops a pre negotiation demand for Israeli commitments to withdraw from occupied Arab land The Foreign Ministry says talks cannot start while Jarr ing insists on conditions and insists on a Cyprus proximity plan faces unknown prospects.
The North Vietnamese and U S South Vietnam walked out of the Paris peace talks after 17 minutes. The U S ambassador Porter said the session violated procedure as Xuan Thu denounced U S air strikes. The next session was postponed to March 2, with the Communist delegation suspending work.
Officials at Bowie Race Course questioned the substitute zebu for Friday's Neat's Ark International after it bucked riders during a workout. The animal, a humped oxlike zebu from Asia, caused one rider to fall and a camel in the field reportedly bit a trainer.
In Lynn Massachusetts National Wholesale Inc offered five dollar bills on sale for four but public interest was weak. President Edward Babigan attributed the lack of buyers to explainable reasons. About 100 people lined up at 8 a.m. Wednesday but six hours later 50 of 500 bills remained unsold.
SASSOON signed a release of claims against the city but now alleges the release was obtained by oppression, duress and fraud and rescinds it. He charges breach of contract for a refused formal lease of part of the Queen Mary for hotel use and tortious interference with PSA Hotels negotiations. City Atty. Putnam says the claim lacks merit but will be reviewed by the City Council.
Royal Typewriter Co a Litton Industries division will lay off about 1100 of 1300 Hartford plant workers by August with plans to phase out all domestic typewriter production by 1973. The firm already operates plants in England Japan and West Germany.
The Senate Banking Committee unanimously approved the devaluation of the US dollar in line with the Smithsonian Agreement. Fed chair Arthur Burns argued the move is essential to reinvigorate foreign trade, restore balance of payments, and prevent disorderly world financial markets.
A Ukrainian Rite archbishop believed dead in a Soviet prison has arrived in Rome as a guest of Cardinal Slipyj after release. The Most Rev Basil Welyezkowskyj, aged 67, was earlier reported to have died in a Soviet camp in 1969. Sources say he was consecrated by Slipyj in secrecy in a Siberian camp or Moscow.
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