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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1972
Page
2
More than 150 searchers spread from Perth into the Australian Gulback region chasing a rumor of the Nullarbor Nymph seen by rabbit hunters near Eucla. Publicist Geoff Pearce publicized the tale December 26 drawing crowds, while a Sydney paper claimed the photos were faked.
A free no cost compact listening device is offered by Associated Hearing Aid Center, Dahlberg Hearing Aids distributors. It helps radio and TV listening without being a true hearing aid and is presented as a chance to improve understanding for people with hearing difficulties. Readers are urged to call HE 20459 with name and address or write Hear Better at 537 Pine Long Beach 90812 to receive the device without obligation.
War Cabinet papers reveal Britain’s 1944 rejection of forming a Jewish division, citing fears it would press for Palestine as a fait accompli and risk political misuse. Documents show caution on race relations with American troops and opposition to trial of Nazi leaders, with a later shift toward an international war crimes tribunal.
Coast Guard cutters warned Japanese trawlers offshore about cutting U S lobster lines. Two Westport lobstermen reported missing traps as a Vigorous boarding near 480 foot depths conveyed fixed gear locations. Japanese claimed no pots in area. International waters discussion noted and Prelude Corp involved in prior disputes.
Richard Feeteau, 44, released after 19 years in Chinese prisons, returned to Valley Forge Army Hospital in Pennsylvania for eye treatment and routine dental work. He arrived with his former wife Margaret and their 21 year old twins Sidnice and Suzan, after spending Christmas with family in Lynn, Massachusetts.
In Hyattsville Maryland a Soviet Embassy official's car was nearly destroyed by fire early Sunday. Firemen said they believe arson caused the blaze. In recent months several Soviet diplomats here have had cars damaged while parked.
Dr. Lowell Ward of Long Beach argues arthritis affects young and old, not just the elderly. He cites neglected injuries and spinal stress as causes, saying treatment must reduce nerve stress to restore function and prevent drugged neglect. His office is at 3535 E 7th Street, Long Beach, phone 438-0464.
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