26 Feb 1973
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1973
Page
1
Pope Paul VI skipped his weekly prayer and speech in St Peter's Square due to heavy snow. A crowd of a few dozen, mostly in cars, heard his brief message about not keeping people in bad weather. This was his first skip in ten years barring illness.
In a West Irian report police accuse Wyn Sargent, a Huntington Beach photographer, of marrying Chief Obahorok after arriving in October. She allegedly defied regulations by not registering the marriage and wore only strings and leaves, prompting others to abandon clothing and “go native.”
New York. Henry Kissinger, President Nixon's adviser on national security, told NBC that the United States will publish a full investigation of about 1300 Americans unaccounted for in Vietnam. He suggested North Vietnam might seek peaceful unification and discussed U S China and Middle East policy and his working relationship with Nixon.
Rep Ronald Dellums D Berkeley argues the Kitty Hawk disturbances reflect racial bias in the Navy. He cites NAACP support and seeks Secretary Richardson to commute sentences and reconvene the Armed Services Subcommittee with liberal members.
Belfast reports say guerrillas ambushed a British army patrol wounding two soldiers. In Londonderry a land mine killed a one year old Catholic boy Gordon Galla sher as he played near home. An army spokesman said the device intended for a military patrol.
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