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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1974

Page

1

Sandstrom defies court by refusing to wear a tie

Miami attorney Ray Sandstrom, already twice convicted of contempt, told Circuit Court Judge Don Satin he will not wear a tie to trial. He faces fines of 500 dollars and an hour to comply, arguing no rule requires a tie. An appeals court reviews a Broward County incident.

Miami Ray Sandstrom Sandstrom Circuit Court Don Satin Satin Cour Hut Broward County Broward Tucson Ronald Dante Lana Turner Dante Superior Court Robert Buchanan

Three churches set ablaze in New York area priest slain

New York police report Gordon Earl Marais, released from custody in Washington two weeks earlier, was arrested early today for arson that killed Rev Thomas Smith 67 at SS Vincent Ferrer Church and for setting fires at two other Manhattan houses of worship. He claimed to be Zodiac and warned of further fires against the Catholic church.

New York Uhl Washington Gordon Earl Marais Manhattan West 42Nd Street Marais Thhreatening District of Columbia California Thomas Smith SS Vincent Ferrer Church 45Th Street Lexington Avenue Low Hospital UPI St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church W. 46Th St Daily News FBI Greyhound Washington, D.C New Jersey Holland Tunnel Carteret

Lindbergh Hospitalized Amid Vague Illness Report

New York veteran aviator Charles A Lindbergh, 72, known for his 1927 transatlantic flight, has been in Columbia Presbyterian Hospital for a week. A spokesman cited no cause or condition, stating admission began the prior Wednesday by Lindbergh's physician directive. His private secretary previously mentioned a virus.

New York Charles A. Lindbergh Atlantic Paris Columbia Presbyterian Hospital Lindbergh

Newlyweds win battle to wed then face visa gap

Moscow to London to Chicago, Ignashev and her Russian fiancé Sergel endured a three month fight with Soviet red tape before her visa expired. Four months pregnant, she plans emigration steps for her husband while hoping to reunite soon after a brief London visit.

Moscow Diane Nemec Ignashev Chicago London Ignashey Sergel Soviet Union Moscow News

Franco leaves hospital after convalescent spell

Generalissimo Francisco Franco exited the Madrid hospital with two doctors, amid speculation he will resume duties or depart Spain under heir Juan Carlos. He smiled to supporters as medical sources said recovery remains incomplete but likely eventual. Franco has been treated for phlebitis and blood clots, signaling a long convalescence.

Madrid Francisco Franco Spain Juan Carlos Alfonso XII Franco Francisco Franco Medical Center

Autopsy Finds Mama Cass Choked On Ham Sandwich

London reports an autopsy concluded singer Mama Cass Elliot did not die of a heart attack but likely choked on a ham sandwich while in bed watching television. Laboratory tests were ordered to confirm the cause of death after police found her body in her Mayfair apartment.

London Mama Cass Elliot Westminster Coroner's Court Anthony Greenburg Elliott Mayfair Miss Eliot Det. MacLeond Cass Greenburg

Two charged in Demo donations case in Watergate probe

Two partners in a computer mail firm faced misdemeanor counts for aiding and abetting the donation of 8200,000 in corporate money from milk producers to the campaigns of Sen Hubert Humphrey and Sen James Abourezk and others. The Valentine Sherman partnership furnished mailing lists used in 1972 Democratic campaigns.

Washington Watergate Sen Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn James C. Abourezk D-S.d John, Valentne Norman Sherman U.S. District Court St. Paul Minn Watergate Special Prosecution Force Valentine Parr Joney Humphrey Minneapolis Jack Chestnut

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