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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1974
Page
1
Ella Mak Hagens filed in Bulloch County State Court after her husband Jimmy tossed grits to the chickens in the yard. Judge Francis Allen dismissed the suit Monday saying, Albehirkens need some grits, and declined to find wrongdoing in the incident.
MONTE CARLO Monaco. There is no truth to rumors that Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg is wooing Princess Caroline, the teenage daughter of Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco, according to a spokesman for the Principality.
SALT LAKE CITY Dr Malcolm C Todd president elect of the American Medical Association says he supports passive euthanasia. He argues hopelessly ill patients should be allowed to die with withholding treatment and cites letting God decide as a line between passive and active euthanasia.
CAIRG AP reports Egypt's semi official Al Abram says Saudi Arabia supports resuming oil shipments to the United States. Sadat met oil ministers of Saudi Arabia Kuwait Qatar Abu Dhabi and Bahrain with all six praising oil policy. Tunisian offer to host Arab League talks adds pressure as Nixon may visit Egypt in May. Capsized lifeboat spotted near Liberia, unclear if related to balloonist.
President Nixon and Henry Kissinger meet Jordan's King Hussein in the Oval Office as the Middle East crisis looms. Hussein seeks a large arms package including Hawk missiles and a raise to about 40 million dollars a year to modernize Jordan's forces. Discussions cover Israeli withdrawal, Syrian disengagement, and ongoing weapons aid, with Eban’s forthcoming talks and a two‑phase plan with Israelis then Syrians to narrow gaps. Oil embargo delaying persists, while the classified ads remind readers of appliance listings.
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