07 Jul 1975
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1975
Page
1
The Secret Service said there was no threat to President Ford from an unidentified man seen at Burning Tree Country Club in Bethesda, Maryland during a Sunday golf round. Agents located the person, checked security of the grounds, and concluded the case is closed.
Kansas City official Richard Berkley and bride Sandra Eicholtz wed while attending the United States Conference of Mayors. The couple, now on a Boston honeymoon, toured atop the Prudential Tower as part of their trip.
Empress Farah Debah of Iran arrives in Rochester under tight security for a two day Mayo Clinic visit to seek help establishing a pediatrics hospital in Iran and possibly undergo a routine physical. She arrived Sunday on a private jet with about 40 entourage members.
Otto Skorzeny, once Hitler's feared bodyguard and the man who freed Mussolini from a mountaintop fortress, died in Madrid at 67. A Viennese engineer and noted war hero, he led daring raids, faced war crimes proceedings, and spent retirement in Spain with business interests and memoirs. He was survived by his widow Ilse Lucht.
Beirut reports place toll at 13 killed and 37 wounded including a woman and two children. Israeli commandos bombed three houses near Ras al- Shadiyeh and fired on a jeep, killing those inside. Rabin warned Israel would not negotiate with terrorists, while diplomacy continued over Sinai and an interim peace on the Israeli Egyptian front. Lebanon says eight border villages were shelled with one dead and two wounded, marking the heaviest fighting on the southern frontier since last May.
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