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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1973

Page

4

Former bookie king Harry Gross, brother jailed in assault case

Long Beach police booked 58 year old Harry Gross and his brother Jack on charges of assault with a deadly weapon in a March 9 beating of a truck driver at Ports of Call. Both men posted $1,900 bail and were released on writs of habeas corpus.

Warry Gross East Coast Bookies Long Beach Gross Jack Fountain Valley Frank Castillo Jim Fortier Gross Brothers Castillo Peter Racich Ports of Argo Pacific Coast Highway Harry Gross Racidh Jack Gross New York Police Department

Top drug fighter resigns amid criticism of abuse unit

Ingersoll, a leading narcotics official, resigns after blasting the Office of Drug Abuse Law Enforcement and accusing its agents of unprofessional conduct. He notes pressure from police chiefs and says the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs was hindered by duplicative operations. Myles J. Ambrose also leaves government service in a Justice Department move.

Ingersoll Office of Drug Abuse Law Enforcement Justice Department Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Trung

Dean cites pressure to quash tax audits in Watergate hearings

In televised Senate hearings Dean testifies that no White House staffer is involved in the scandal while discussing a memo on handling political enemies. He says he did not conduct an investigation for the President and that the Dean Report did not exist.

Dean White House Senate Montoya Ronald L. Ziegler Watergate Newsweek Nixon Ziegler Ehrlichman Sen Daniel Inouye O-Hawaii Inouye Haldeman Ehbruchman

West Germany Ups Mark Value as Dollar Sinks Lower

West Germany revalued the mark up 5.5 percent, sending the dollar to a record low 2.4250 marks in Frankfurt. The move, aimed at curbing a booming export economy, raises German prices for U.S. buyers while making U.S. goods cheaper abroad. Wolkswagens and other exports face higher costs in the U.S., while American cars become cheaper in Germany.

West Germany BOMN Frankfurt Zocall Helmut Schmidt Willy Brandt Frankfurt Currency Exchange U.S Germany

AMA President-Elect Calls for Mercy Killing Study

Dr Malcolm Todd of Long Beach named AMA president elect in 1973. He urged forming a commission with doctors lawyers clergy and the public to study mercy killing amid growing debate. He cautioned against quick policy changes and highlighted legal cases and member opinions.

Todd AMA Chile Malcolm Todd Long Beach American Medical Association New York City New York House of Delegates UPI Connecticut AMA Judicial Council Anaheim Organized Medicine Russell B. Roth Erie California Medical Association Long Beach Medical Association el Parque

Shotgun Blast Kills Youth in Long Beach Home

A sixteen year old Lakewood youth, Gerald Machado, was shot to death while handling a shotgun with a friend in a Long Beach residence. Detective J J Hurlbirt said Machado was struck in the chest and died at the scene at 3017 Chapman Avenue, where he was visiting a married couple both aged sixteen, Steven and Barbara Acosta.

Lakewood Long Beach Homicide Det Set J. J. Hurlbirt Gerald Machado Hurlbirt Machado Steven Barbara Jean Acosta Chapman Ave

Los Angeles report highlights rising child drinkers

The piece notes a growing problem of underage alcoholism in the United States with 9 to 12 year olds affected. Dr. Morris Chafetz cites estimates of 440,000 young alcoholics, while Alcoholics Anonymous expands youth programs and parents are urged to recognize early signs and seek help. Raul Elias records a 700 percent rise in youth alcohol offenses over four years.

Los Angeles Morris Chafetz National Institute On Alcohol and Alcohol Abuse Chafetz Alcoholics Anonymous Airecent Alcoholics Anonymous Here Aheath Nafets Ben Raul Elias Alcohol Planning Council East Los Angeles

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