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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1969
Page
1
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Caroline Louise Harte 14, daughter of Houston H. Harte Jr., was stabbed to death by an intruder at the Port Aransas Texas cottage of Cameron Duncan. Police seek suspect as First Lady Pat Nixon travels abroad and other space and maritime news unfold.
U.S. Marines repelled a dawn assault 22 miles south of Da Nang as Communist infantry attacked a Marine position. One Marine killed, 10 wounded. Allied and U.S. reports show ongoing heavy fighting with hundreds of enemy casualties and significant U.S. deaths and wounded weekly. The Battle of Russell Beach ended with 638 enemy dead and 56 Americans killed or wounded.
LOS ANGELES. The husband of actress Carroll Baker asks for half her earnings and custody of two children in a contested divorce. Jack Garfein contends he helped make Baker a star and claims a community property interest in past and future earnings. He negotiated her Paramount contract up to 300000 per picture. Baker, 28, denies any community property beyond furniture. They separated two years after a 1955 New York City marriage. cruelty charges are in both suits.
Milwaukee police charged Carmen Perez with indecent exposure after her topless sunset ritual to appease Aztec rain gods forced a Tuesday show cancellation. Circuit Court Judge Harvey Neiten issued a restraining order delaying arrest until a hearing today as Summerfest crowds watched Perez resume a lopless sacrifice in a publicity stunt.
The Nixon administration rejected proposals for nationwide gun registration and owner licensing as costly and an intrusion on states rights. Treasury official Rassides and deputy attorney general Santarelli testified to the Senate juvenile delinquency subcommittee, arguing the federal role should be limited and urging rejection of the bill.
Israeli forces claim to have shot down nine Egyptian warplanes amid renewed fighting along the Suez Canal. Three planes were downed by jets, three by Hawk missiles, and three by antiaircraft fire as both sides exchanged strikes. Nasser warned of renewed Arab offensives, while Dayan cautioned no full-scale war was imminent.
Daniel Berkowitz, an Army microbiologist at Natick laboratories, has patented a tapered open-end device to hold laboratory mice for inoculation. The unit uses a padded clamp to secure the rodent by the tail and a second opening to access the abdominal region. The design aims to reduce self injections and animal bites while moving toward commercial manufacture.
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