20 Nov 1973
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1973
Page
1
Emma Redington Thayer, known as Lee Thayer and widow of a designer, authored more than 60 novels including The Mystery of the 13th Floor. She retired from fiction after Dusty's Death and had begun memoirs. She died Sunday in a Coronado hospital.
Actor John Wayne, 66, and wife Pilar, 37, have agreed to a friendly separation. They remain in the same Newport Beach home with no final living arrangements or divorce plans yet. The pair wed in 1954 in Hawaii and have three children, Ailsa, 17, John Ethan, 11, and Marissa, 6. Wayne has two prior marriages, to Josephine Saenz and Esperanza Bauer.
At McCoy Air Force Base near Orlando Nixon lightly tapped M Sgt Edward Kleizo on the face during a crowd interaction sparking him to call it the greatest honor of his life. White House denounced media reports as unethical and unprofessional misrepresenting the event. Princess Annes 2000 gifts doged a public display with items from Elizabeth II and Georges Pompidou contrasted by a French display. A Miami judge sentenced Larry Clank to 30 years for second degree murder after reconsidering probation options.
Governors conference surrounding President Nixon praised his handling of foreign affairs and energy issues while urging continued full disclosure on Watergate. GOP leaders, including George Bush, stressed the party’s resilience in 1974 races and projected favorable mail from constituents as support for Nixon grows amid investigations.
Four teenagers were shot to death at Gitchie Manitou State Park near Sioux Falls, Iowa. Investigators seek three unidentified men and possibly two vehicles after authorities describe the assailants as mentally deficient. Autopsies show shotgun wounds. a blue van linked to the Baade brothers’ family was recovered in a Sioux Falls parking lot. A teenage girl was reportedly in protective custody.
Curfew restrictions were relaxed with tanks and troops patrolling Athens. President George Papadopoulos faced pressure from youths and workers seeking his overthrow. The government claimed to have crushed open resistance after last week’s riots and abolished the curfew in Salonica while shortening Athens to 10 pm. This should aid businesses and nightlife in the capital.
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