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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1974

Page

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Gulf Oil VP recounts gas shortage incident in Concord NH

BOSTON BER NARD MARKWELL Gulf Oil vice president said he required force to obtain gas at a Concord NH station after the owner refused service. He knocked, spoke to the owner who admitted being out of gas, then filled the tank once the man recognized his position.

Boston Bernard Markwell Gulf Oil Co Gulf Itation Concord N.H Sam Gulf Oil Santa Monica Stu Gilliam Hollywood Gilliam Allan Hale Sherif Hale al. Hine

Solons react to Nixon talk on party lines

Washington lawmakers返 mixed reactions spanned party lines after President Nixon's State of the Union address. Nebraska Republican Sen Carl Curtis praised the speech as the best he has heard in 36 years, while Rep Robert Drinan called it negative and brimming with bravado.

Washington Kentucky Nixon Steve Schwein Arnold School Newport Schwein Ronald Ziegler Carl Curtis State of the Union Nebraska Massachusetts Robert Drinan Gerald, R. Ford House Carl Albert Ford Albert Thomas F. O'Neill Jr United States John J. Rhodes Arizona Leslie K. ‘Arends Ilingis Senate GOP Hugh Scott Sam J. Ervin Dn.g Senate Watergate Committee Committee Cochairman Howard Baker John Anderson R-Ht Peoria Anderson Sen George 8. McGovern D-S.d Charles Percy R-Iil Percy House Judiciary Committee

Three Die In Oakland Mortuary Slayings At Home

Three mortuary workers were found dead in the Albert Brown Mortuary in Oakland. Deputy Police Chief Tom Donohue said handyman Tans Langschwagher discovered the bodies at 7:10 a.m. The victims were Clarance and Doris Bryant both in their seventies and Michael Moore a mortician trainee. The killings appear random with victims shot as they went about their business. Police believe they had been dead about ten hours. Televisions were off in the upstairs living quarters.

Oakland 2 Albert Brown Tom Donohue Tans Langschwagher Clarance Doris Bryant Michael Moore Donohue San Francisco Bulding Oakland

Birthday cake not for her in Nottingham tragedy

Shirley Turner marked her 36th birthday in Nottingham with her husband and two daughters sharing a cake. She weighs 247 pounds before a diet began in mid November when doctors fitted a silver plate in her mouth and cemented her teeth to it. she hopes to lose 135 pounds by June.

Nottingham England Shirley Turner

Tricia Cox Decries Attacks on Nixon as Unfair

Tricia Cox voiced outrage over what she called unfair attacks on her father President Nixon and described the Nixon family as victims of a vicious witch hunt. Ed Cox defended Nixon, and the couple joined newsmen at Lafayette Park after a State of the Union address briefing.

Tricia Nixon Cox Edward Lafayette Square White House Nixon Washington Tricia Edward Cox

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