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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1973

Page

5

Meir says US will press Israel for compromise on Suez

Prime Minister Golda Meir indicated the United States would press Israel to concede on the withdrawal of forces along the Cairo Suez front. Talks at the Kilometer 101 truce line near the Suez road loom as Israeli and Egyptian officers prepare to meet again amid ongoing cease fire disputes.

Golda Meir United States Israel Egypt Suez Cairo-Suez Aharon Yariv Meir Mohammed Gamassy Woa.m A.m. -Pst Cairo Yahv Cairo Radio Egyptian Council of Ministers Abdel Kader Hatem Yariv Gamassy Noy United Nations Mrs. Meir Suez Canal U.N Méir

Economists rebuke energy crisis label at Harvard briefing

Cambridge. a group of prominent economists including four Nobel laureates urged Americans to view the energy situation as a difficulty rather than a crisis. They cited refining bottlenecks and argued against linking Middle East politics to oil prices, while debating rationing versus tax hikes as remedies.

Cambridge Mass UPI America Kenneth! .Arkow Harvard University John Kenneth Galbraith Kennedy Johnson Middle East Coun Ahrow Robert M. Solow Massachusetts Institute of Technology Wassily Leontief Leontief Harvard Netherlands France United States Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries Western Europe Simon Kuznets Paul A. Samuelson Massachusetts Institute of Technogology Nobel Franklin M. Fisher MIT Merton

Prisoners and officials seek peace in prison strike

The peace talks follow a brief prison strike with inmates demanding reasons for denial within five days and threats of immediate transfer or dismissal of Officer Woolridge. Deputies faced complaints over meals as kitchen workers refused to work. Warden Paul Walker said officials met with an inmates' council to settle the dispute and would not comment until cleared up.

Woolridge Paul T. Walker

May charge dog owner in death of Newark boy

Hudson County prosecutors may press charges against Rufus Howard 42 of Jersey City after two dogs mauled and killed 6 year old Herbert Junior Russell in Newark. Autopsy cited severed jugular vein and mangling of buttocks neck and right ear. Body found in a vacant lot with a dog standing over it. Police killed both dogs and recovered bones of other animals nearby.

Jersey City N.J UPI Hudson County Prosecutor's Office Rufus Howard Herbert “Junior] Russell Newark Hudson County Medical Examiner's

$2 Million Sought for Girl in Long Coma

A lawsuit alleges a doctor’s misuse of cocaine led to Barbara Bradén’s brain damage after an accidental exposure at a California clinic. The claim states ongoing care costs 45,000 dollars yearly at El Camino Hospital Mountain View. The case seeks 1.5 million from the clinic and 500,000 from Arminini Pharmacy, plus court guardianship for fund distribution.

Barbara el Camino Hospital Mountain View Arminini Pharmacy Crocker Bank Guardian Vinyes Ln. A. Frus

PSA jets damaged as union strike tensions rise

Two PSA airliners suffered damage during a strike period as maintenance teams checked the fleet and found no normal causes. Secretary treasurer Marvin Griswold of Teamster Local 2707 doubted union involvement, while management and union officials planned talks to resolve differences. No flights were canceled and crews were questioned after the damage was found at International Airport.

Marvin Griswold Teamster Local 2707 PSA International

Allen Sherman dies a portly folk singer and comedian

Allen Sherman the Chicago born comedian and folk singer known for My Son the Folk Singer died at 49 in his Hollywood apartment from respiratory failure after treatment for emphysema asthma and obesity. He co created Ive Got a Secret and had TV ties with Cavalcade of Stars The Gary Moore Show and The Perry Como Show. His hit album sold over 1.5 million copies and his income peaked around 750000 a year.

Los Angeles Allen Sherman Sherman Hollywood Cavalcade of Stars Gary Moore Perry Como Allan Copelon Chicago University of Illinois Son New York Joe, Lewis Jackie Gleason Frere Jacques Kingston Trio Brothers Four Meredith Willson Richard Rodgers

Security pay boost step nearer

Senate Finance Committee approved an 11 percent cost of living increase for about 30 million Social Security recipients. The measure would raise the wage base to 13,200 by 1974 with a 5.85 percent payroll tax split between worker and employer, phased in as 7 percent on enactment and 4 percent next June. the House version mirrors two-step increases but delays the first 7 percent.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Senate Russell B. Long Dla Nixon Committee House

Murder complaint tied to cave death of Candis Wilbur

Police filed a murder complaint against Thomas Carl Kirby, a Long Beach shop clerk, in the Point Fermin cave slaying of 16 year old Candis Jean Wilbur. Autopsy found deep knife wounds to her neck and throat, and investigators tied Kirby to the victim after identifying her with a motorcyclist seen with him the night before. The case stems from the body found Nov 14 at a Point Fermin beach cave and ties to Kirby’s longshore district shop.

Thomas Carl Kirby Long Beach San Pedro Cave Candis Jean Wilbur Dep. Dist Martin Oghigian Harbor Point Fermin Beach-Cliff Point Fermin Park Ray Gendreau Charles Hart Harbor Division Kirby

Secret Witness testimony ties Curry to Long Beach murders

Walter Thomas Curry and Carl McQuillion faced trial for the killings of Cyril Ball and his son James. A Secret Witness, Shirley Medley, testified Curry spoke of a plan to harm her if he did not marry her, and that another inmate, Léa Davis, recounted Curry discussing guns and a desired contact if bail was posted. The witness program traced the caller through police and prison records, with Davis confirming the jailhouse conversation and police tape documenting the exchange.

Walter Thomas Curry A.long Beach Curry Louisiana Independent, Press,Telegram Bostion Shirley Medley Davis Long Beach Dune Shirley Medley Ray Elf Young Carter Long “Beath

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