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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1972

Page

4

Ecuador seizes eight US ships in fishing dispute

Ecuadorian naval actions stop eight tuna seiners off the west coast amid a dispute over fishing grounds and a 200 mile limit. One vessel released after a license presentation. seven held while hearings determine fines. US protests, Nixon signs compensation bill for illegal fines.

Quito Lima Ecuador U.S South America Freedom Gemini Sea Quest Trinidad California American Tunaboat Association U.S. State Department Nixon Washington United States

Police and Pied Piper in Arizona Escapes Fallout

Jack Williams urged a full inquiry after two murderers escaped from Arizona State Prison. He criticized leniency toward inmates and warned prisoner escapes threaten public safety while insisting inmates deserve basic rights and humane treatment as the case highlights prison security needs.

Jack Williams Inmotes Arizona State Prison Schmid Hudgens

Inouye calls for constitutional convention on war powers

Senator Daniel K. Inouye of Hawaii urged a constitutional convention to clarify the war making powers of Congress and the president. Speaking to the National Order of Women Legislators, he warned the issue is vital to democracy and unresolved, saying both branches are unable to settle it.

Honoluaay UPI Daniel K. Inouye Hawaii Congress National Order of Women

Rain water guides plant care and drinking use

Readers ask if rain water is purer than tap water and better for plants. Experts say rain water lacks minerals found in tap water, similar to distilled water, and is good for low sodium diets and for house plants. A separate note explains a veteran benefits misunderstanding tied to police trainee programs.

R.N Long Beach Long Beach Water Department Metropolitan Water District Long Beach State University

Audi manifold defect prompts parts delay in region

C L D of Seal Beach reports cracked muffler manifolds in 1972 Audis due to a factory defect. A shortage of replacement parts from New Jersey suppliers hindered dealers, but Volkswagen Pacific Inc. in Culver City says a large shipment from Germany has arrived and any dealer can obtain the manifold for repair.

Audi New Jersey C.L.D Seal Beach Porsche Volkswagen Volkswagen Pacific Inc Playa St Culver City Jurgen Jaikowski Toll Action Line Germany

Councilmen order probe of slaying

About 100 people led by Arthur Montgomery gathered as Long Beach State instructor urged a full inquiry. Ronald Peterson pressed for information on the shooting, while City Manager Mansell said the district attorney expects a decision soon. Mayor Wade, Human Relations members, and others urged a complete, careful investigation and a thorough report. Vershaw said Peterson fled and ignored commands before the shooting near the campus.

Arthur Montgomery Long Beach State University Montgomery Ronald Peterson Connellman Wilson John R. Mansell District Attorney’s Office Mansell Willie Martin Human Relations Commission Peterson Edwin W. Wade Roland Peterson LBSU Vershaw

State OKs women's rights action sparks draft fears

The Assembly debates an ERA passage stating it would grant equal rights, including the draft, with Karabian insisting Congress cannot override a constitutional amendment and San Pedro's Vincent Thomas joking about women boxing with men if the ERA passes.

Ress Karabian Congress Conrad Sherman Oaks Vincent Thomas San Pedro

Australian Aborigine Douglas Nicholls Knighted at Buckingham Palace

Queen Elizabeth VII knighted Sir Douglas Nicholls the first Australian aborigine honored, during an investiture at Buckingham Palace. Nicholls, 6 year old pastor of the Church of Christ in Melbourne suburbs, was recognized for advancing his people and has led the Aborigines Advancement League since 1949.

London Douglas Nicholls Buckingham Palace Douglas Church of Christ Melbourne Aborigines Advancement League

Cuba may mete life to hijackers

Cuban authorities at Jose Marti Airport said the three hijackers on a Southern Airways jet would spend life in four by four by four foot boxes, treated as common criminals rather than political refugees. The FBI and airline officials faced scrutiny over how the standoff was resolved after tires were shot out near Orlando, immobilizing the aircraft. Passengers and crew were later flown to Miami. no indication of returning the hijackers or extorted money.

New York Havana Jose Martz Southern Airways Federal Aviation Administration John H. Shaffer Detroit Nashville Orlando Fla Cuba Federal Aviation Atlanta FBI Oak Ridge, Tenn Miami U.S

Angela Davis to speak at Fullerton State Friday panel

Angela Davis is set to break from her usual format by answering questions on a Fullerton State University panel Friday. She will discuss liberation with four students from different disciplines, following a recent series of visits to Communist and socialist nations after her acquittal on murder, kidnapping and conspiracy charges in California in 1970.

Angela Davis Fullerton State University Miss Davis Marin County

North Viet agrees to new talks and blueprint plan

North Viet negotiates new talks with South Vietnamese allies to gain support for Thien. Saigon counters with a three part blueprint for future negotiations including Paris talks with the United States South Vietnam North Vietnam and the Viet Cong and talks between Saigon and the Viet Cong. Hoang Duc Nha Thieu's advisor and nephew promotes the plan via Tin Song. President Nixon spends time at Camp David with advisers as White House signals doubt about immediate peace. Ziegler and Kissinger offer differing views on how soon a settlement can be reached.

Thien South Vietnam Paris United States North Vietnam Saigon Hoang Duc Nha Thieu Ziegler Zieglers Kissinger

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