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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1972
Page
4
U S vows federal aid after devastating floods. Pennsylvania reports widespread shortages of potable water and shelter, while New York Maryland and Virginia brace for logistics. Officials warn cleaning and distribution pose major challenges as Red Cross hospitals and communities mobilize aid and inventory.
President Nixon announced a 20 percent increase in meat imports from 1.2 million pounds, citing improved US demand and limited domestic supply. He dismissed a price freeze but pledged to monitor the situation and prevent unjustified increases while ensuring sanitation standards for imported meat. Will Rogers will discuss expanding the flow with Australian officials.
Martha recounts alleged assaults and political fraud while wearing a yellow linen suit. She shows bandaged fingers and bruises, says doctors treated her cuts, and accuses guards of accompanying her on a cross country flight while asserting her patriotism. She questions honesty and country amid the dispute.
UPI reports U S military command relocated seven Da Nang based fighter squadrons to Thailand in a move described as a bookkeeping change. The shift reduces Vietnam strength to about 54 000, with only three squadrons remaining at Bien Hoa Saigon.
An armed man entered a Montreal restaurant in a shopping center early Sunday, herded employees into a walk-in cooler and opened fire. Three bodies were found in the freezer and a fourth died later in hospital. A former security guard was arrested. police suspect robbery as the motive. The guard Paul Dindzik, 42, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Funeral services planned for Joan C. Witter, co founder of Dean Witter & Co., who died Saturday at age RO.
US sources say Chinese or Vietnamese laborers are repairing bridges on the northeast Hanoi to China rail line as bombing resumes. Radio Hanoi claimed new forces joined the effort, while U.S. analysts caution the exact composition and timing remain unclear.
The Congressional Black Caucus led by Stokes pledged to back McGovern, saying the new delegates assure a first ballot victory. Mrs. Coretta King joined the briefing, asserting McGovern can mobilize seven million black voters and push for full citizenship and equality. McGovern’s first-ballot support was cited at 1,413 delegates, with AP suggesting 1,435.15.
President Nixon called four senior economic and domestic advisers to the White House this afternoon for a general review of fiscal matters. Secretary of the Treasury George Shultz, John Kr 여lichman, Herbert Stein as chairman of the CEA, and Caspar Weinberger as OMB director were among those invited.
A bus carrying soccer fans and players fell into a ravine near Caacares in western Spain after a match between Herrezuela and aAllseda. Police reported nineteen dead and 29 injured. Rescue services are assessing the scene and identifying victims.
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