08 Jun 1972
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1972
Page
1
Earl Warren Jr son of the retired chief justice says his former wife now permits him custody of their four children and he has dropped a contempt citation request. The matter was to be heard in Sacramento but withdrawn by Warren's attorney amid ongoing custody appeals.
Seiji Ozawa confronted Emperor Hirohito at a Tokyo art awards event requesting government backing to rescue the Japan Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra from bankruptcy. Ozawa, 36, also conducts the San Francisco Symphony, spoke in a casual outfit as the mikado listened without reply. In Washington, President Nixon’s daughter Tricia and son-in-law Edward Cox will reside in the White House for five months, while Cox completes Harvard Law School and prepares for the New York bar exam.
A year-old Banning man was shot and killed after an argument outside a Santa Ana restaurant at 1010 S. Bristol St. Ellsworth A. Swaite died from a left chest wound. Police arrested 39-year-old Richard M. Thompson at his Santa Ana home and booked him on murder investigation.
A House Crime Committee plans to subpoena Frank Sinatra to testify about his ties to organized crime in sports after he initially agreed to appear. The panel, led by Rep. Claude Pepper, notes Sinatra’s past as Berkshire Downs vice president and may call him for testimony on July 18.
Gold jumped on European bullion markets with London fixing at 66.75 dollars an ounce, up from Wednesday. Zurich opened at a new high around 65.86 dollars, while Frankfurt saw prices fall after the London fix. The dollar weakened on forex markets, and the wider spread in Zurich aimed to curb speculators.
Stanford University investigators probe a fire at Eneina Hall damaging attic and top floor where Herbert Hoover once lived. Damage estimated at 300000 dollars after two hours of firefighting by 50 firefighters from five communities. The blaze, third in a month, sparked by unknown causes and drew about 2000 spectators near Hoover Tower as students skipped finals.
Tokyo officials consider granting as much as 1.5 million to victims and relatives of the Tel Aviv Lod Airport attack. Three Japanese gunmen opened fire with grenades on May 30, killing 24 and injuring many. Two attackers were among the dead. The aid would be distributed via national Red Cross groups and represents a rare government acknowledgment of citizens' criminal acts abroad.
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