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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1977
Page
2
In Bangor Michigan a 19 year old ex high school athlete, Carl Lee Johnson, was held without bond after arraignment on a murder charge tied to the death of Terri Wilson, 18, whose body was found in her parents trunk after a dance with him. The case will proceed to a June 12 examination.
Frederick Owen's new book argues Abraham Lincoln became a Christian after the Gettysburg battlefield graves moved him. Owen cites Lincoln telling friends he found faith there after burying his son, countering claims he was an atheist used in political smears.
Metromedia Goldwyn Mayer Inc reports a 24 percent rise in net income for the quarter ending May as profits total around 774 million and earnings per share reach 32 cents. Las Vegas hotel occupancy stands at 92 percent for the first nine months, with film revenues up due to the Net work release.
Rosentel outlined a busy feature film slate with two titles in post production, one in schooling, and a star production planned for this month plus another in the fall. MGM reports net income for the fiscal year at about 31 percent to roughly $2 million or $1.48 per share.
Ninety three workers at five terminals in Long Beach and Los Angeles remain on strike as talks with four companies stall. Jeff Powell, president of ILWU Local 63, urges employers to restart negotiations soon after last Thursday night’s talks failed.
Marc Chagall, nearing 90, speaks of persistent self doubt yet continues prolific work. A new group of biblical Liermes paintings debuts in Nice, while he warns critics and emphasizes morality over wealth. He values honesty and his wife’s view of his art above all.
The Prince of Wales will travel to Blackfoot Crossing near Calgary to reenact the signing of Treaty 7 with Blackfoot, Blood, Peigan, Sareve, and Stoney chiefs. At Blood reserve in Alberta he will be inducted as a Kaintai Indian chief named Nekais tow Red Crow, with religious paint and traditional dog dance.
Maj. Gen. John Singlaub was removed as chief of staff for United Nations Command US Forces Korea after criticizing a plan to pull U.S. ground troops from South Korea. He arrived at Ft. McPherson Georgia to assume chief of staff of the Army Forces Command, which oversees all U.S. Army and reserve units in the continental U.S. and territories.
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