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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1971
Page
2
Jordan announced that King Hussein's army had virtually wiped out Palestinian guerrilla bases in Jordan and forced many to surrender in the West Bank. Isolated by Iraq closing its border, Jordan warned against any new incursions as Wasfi Tel declared no independent guerrilla bases remained.
Japanese engineers unveil a low cost aid with key features of costly devices. Slip the receiver in the ear, adjust tone and volume, and hear clearly. Home Heating Aid Semi ter advertises at 207 Base Broadway Long Beach with 432 5457 and offers free delivery.
A 15 year old Palestinian guerrilla survivor described heavy Arab Legion fire at Asiun where 12 of 19 men in his unit were killed. He and 71 others fled across the Jordan River as Jordanian forces hunted Al Saiqa fighters, with many reported killed or wounded. He spoke of hunger, torn clothes, and guards who killed captives.
A brief aid note from Dr. Duncay, D.C., at 2501 E Broadway Long Beach, suggests home body system supports to ease joint pains and muscle spasms. The guidance mentions relief of nerve tension and rest to restore work readiness, with application code GE 8-245.
RED RIVER WM UPI Four Texans touring Carson National Forest were struck by lightning during two heavy rainstorms. Wounded were Anta Cowsar 10 Don Palmer 43 and Edith Cowsar 35 killed were Winton Campbell 37 Glenn Cowsar 37 and Edith Cowsar 35 Quain Palmer 13 Amarillo Texas. Two others were hospitalized in Taos. The group had been riding motorcycles and dune buggies when the storm struck near pines. Seven members sheltered in dune buggies. Deputy Sheriff Ernie Lrusilla said Mrs Cowsar died from severe burns while others died from concussions.
Grandparents found two week old Damon Wind Hull drowned in a bathtub as Fay Hull, 27, stood beneath a shower wearing pajamas. Detectives Ray Gendreau and James Pitman report she is jailed on suspicion of murder. The baby and mother were visiting Fay Hull’s parents Fred and Helen Winters at 1252 W 26th Place while vacationing in Arizona. Bryant Hull, 9, accompanied them.
More than 500 searchers including National Guard and divers comb the Adirondack Mountains near Newcomb for Douglas J. Legg, 8, missing since July 10 on a relative's estate. Volunteers face heavy undergrowth and limited visibility as six divers probe Newcomb Lake, amid notes of a puzzling, missing child case. Royal visit set to Indonesia announced by Dutch Foreign Ministry for late August through early September.
Moscow reports a drastic reduction in daily Jewish departures to Israel from a high March surge. Unofficial sources blame Arab pressure and bureaucratic delays as emigration remains constrained while fees and deposits are levied on those who leave.
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