17 Jul 1973
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1973
Page
1
Alabama Governor George Wallace and Senator Edward Kennedy shared a July news conference scene praising Alabama visitations as liberals finally discover the South. Wallace noted about 200 letter writers attacked Kennedy while Kennedy’s remarks seemed Alabama influenced.
Washington AP reports the Pentagon disclosed over 1400 secret bombing raids in Cambodia beginning March 1969. Records were falsified to hide B52 strikes in Taos before March 1970. Some senators were informed, others kept in the dark, with calls for inquiry into who ordered the deception.
The United States pressed North Vietnam for help on locating Americans missing in Indochina and recovering remains. A North Vietnamese delegation skipped a key meeting, prompting U S concerns over their intent to cooperate with the four party joint military team. The four party group has made little progress as a U S team seeks POW remains buried inland near Hanoi.
TOLEDO Ohio UPDi reports the first chimp birth at Toledo Zoo results from artificial insemination. The newborn and the dam are reported to be doing well with ongoing health checks and care.
Lightning storms produced a wave of brush and timber fires in the northeast part of the state Monday night. State and federal fire agencies braced for more outbreaks as nearly 100 fires were reported, with 72 in national forests and 26 on state lands. All fires were under five acres and either contained or controlled.
President Nixon, fit to leave Bethesda hospital, met with Secretary Shultz and aides Melvin Laird and Bryce Harlow to finalize Phase 4 economic measures. A press at White House said wage price restraints plan would be announced this week. Nixon to travel to Camp David Friday then return for a state dinner with the Shah of Iran Tuesday in Washington.
Norwalk Connecticut obituary notes Ida Bailey Allen author of 55 cookbooks and founder of Mrs Allen's School of Good Cooking died Monday at Notre Dame Convalescent Home aged 88. Her works include Cookbook for Two Ida Hailey Allen's Modern Cookbook and Gastronomique A posthumous volume Best Loved Recipes of the American People is planned for fall. Her radio program ran twenty years and she wrote a King Features column.
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