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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1972
Page
3
In Athens Greek leader George Papadopoulos reshuffled his cabinet for the second time in under a year, dismissing 11 ministers and moving 11 to new posts. The overhaul brings 14 ministries and positions Papadopoulos to tighten control, marking another step toward consolidated power since the 1967 coup.
A retired Indiana farmer, Lowell Tilot, found a canvas bag with 500000 dollars dropped by a hijacker over north central Indiana. He declined a 10000 reward, saying it was not enough, and has endured harassing letters while hospitalized for strain. His wife Mildred lamented the disruption to their peaceful farm life.
A Torrance man died Sunday after an auto struck a telephone pole in Redondo Beach near Grant Avenue and Inglewood Avenue about 4 30 p m. Lie car Te was riding in went out of control. Cunningham of 3804 W 80th Place died en route to South Bay District Hospital. The driver David Grant Allen 22 of 4223 W 176th St Torrance was booked in Redondo Beach jail on felony manslaughter charges.
A private twin engine Piper Aztec crashed in a populated Ogden area as it struck a tree and awning over picnic tables. All four aboard died while no ground casualties occurred. Eyewitnesses described a woman being resuscitated and a victim thrown against a tree.
New Delhi Prime Minister Indira Gandhi angrily defended the Simla accord with Pakistan as right-wing opponents shouted down debate during the Lok Sabha session. She called opponents petty and lacking confidence in India while Swaran Singh read a statement on the pact after President Y V Giri had ratified it, drawing protests led by A B Vajpayee who condemned parliamentary insult and demanded consultation.
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