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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1972

Page

6

Kissinger Meets Thieu Team in Paris The Third Round

White House adviser Henry Kissinger met with South Vietnam's President Nguyen Van Thieu in Paris for the third day of talks on Vietnam ceasefire and peace foundations. Kissinger arrived from Brussels and joined Thieu's delegation for discussions at Gif-Sur-Yvette.

Paris UPI White House Henry Kissinger Nguyen van Thieu South Vietnam Kissinger Brussels Suharto Indonesia Gif-Sur- Yvette Thanoi le Dueho Xuan Thuy Fou Gil- Sur-Yvette Tho Thiy van Kim Phuong Washington Thien

Abortion curbs face court ruling on intent

The court analyzed whether the Legislature meant the phrase rarely impair to include psychological or nonstandard risks in abortion cases. It noted hospital committees repeatedly approved most requests, from 60 percent to 10 percent in early years, leading to abortions now being available without meeting claimed standards.

AFTRA to appeal ruling over CBS news walkout ban

The American Federation of Television and Radio Artists said it would appeal a court decision blocking a sympathy walkout by some CBS News personnel led by Walter Cronkite and Eric Sevareid. AFTRA ordered members to respect picket lines but CBS secured an injunction stopping non‑contracted reporters from walking off before the deadline. The union reversed the walkout order and told about 1,000 members to stay at work pending appeal.

New York UPI American Federation of Television and Radio Artists news+ men Walter Cronkite Eric Sevareid Columbia —_Broadcasting System AFTRA International Brotherhood Electrical Workers CBS

Four dead in Southeast Side record shop blast

An explosion ripped through a Southeast Side Chicago phonograph record shop, killing four and injuring several more. Two victims burned beyond recognition were taken to South Shore Hospital, while two others died at Jackson Park Hospital. Fire crews stabilized the scene as debris and bricks scattered, and a helicopter aided transport of the injured.

Chicago South Shore Hospital Fire Department Jackson Park Hospital Edwin Williams

Israel Syria clash escalates as alerts and air strikes rise

Israel army placed on full alert after Syria conflict actions. Damascus Radio says Syria vows more strikes, while Israel claims several jets shot down and tanks destroyed. Egypt discusses cease-fire breaching measures as border hostilities widen. In Los Angeles a predawn apartment fire forces evacuations and injures a woman leaping from a window.

Damascus Cairo Abdel Kader Hatem Beiret Egypt Israel Golan Heights Pat Syria Damascus Radio Los Angeles

BILL HICKOK DUST BAR FALL ARREST IN SAN JOSE

U Guy Madison actor and star of the 1950s TV series Wild Bill Hickok was arrested after toppling from a bar stool in a cocktail lounge. He, 50, was booked on suspicion of public drunkenness after being ordered out of the Holiday Inn lounge for being noisy and abusive and wandering the lobby. Police were summoned when he refused to leave.

San Jose U Guy Madison Wild Bill Hickok Madison oHivers Holiday Inn

Designer Don Loper Dies at 65 in Beverly Hills

Prominent designer Don Loper, head of a Beverly Hills based international firm with Charles Northrup, died at 65. Known for costly jackets and accessories, he promoted chic ensembles and also worked as an interior decorator, concert pianist and dancer appearing in films and TV.

Loper Ion Tle

High tides lash Oxnard shore towns with 10 foot waves

UPI reports this year's highest tides sent 10 foot waves crashing into Oxnard Shores flooding streets and highways. The week marked a fourth consecutive high tide event with extensive damage to homes and property along Pacific Coast Highway from Rincon Beach to Oxnard.

Oxnard UPI South Oxnard Oxnard Shores Rincon Beach U.S. Corps Engineers

Navy Landing Workers Turmoil At Sea World Rental

Action Line details a former Sea World of Ohio boat driver reporting abusive incident by Tommy Bartlett of Florida Inc. Boss caused damage, unpaid final paycheck, and unresolved damages. Company refuses responsibility, supervisor unnamed. new back wages check obtained, but no damages settlement reached.

Sea World Ohio Tommy Bartlett Florida, Inc W.W Los Angeles Action Line Bartlelé Co

WIN program overview and local aid questions

A summary of the WIN Work Inventive Program origins in Los Angeles County, goals to place unemployed AFDC recipients in jobs or training, and notes on funding for school expenses. Also includes public inquiries about gift donations to hospitals, hickory logs sources, and reopening disability claims with Workman's Compensation in Buffalo.

WIN City College ILI Long Beach Los Angeles County Mary Nelson Department of Human Resources Development Wen AU Afdc Nelson Sail Action Line R.H Lakewood Long Beach General Redondo Ave el Cerrito Chestnut Ave Bethlehem Eraction Co Buffalo N. Y Bellflower Workman's Compensation Board Workman’s Compensation Board Main St Bethlsham Steel Co Lakeshore Road N.Y

Navy officers face disciplinary crisis amid reforms

Navy officers both active and retired argue the service suffers a disciplinary crisis linked to permissiveness and Elmo Zumwalt’s racial equality edicts. They question leadership, warn that relaxed standards and late responses to racial troubles erode command and control, risking future readiness.

Drew Middleton New York Times Navy Adm Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr Naval Operations Washington Zumwall Constellation U.S. Grant Sharp The Pacific Aid Zumwalt Pentagon

Youngest Attorney Seeks California Senate Seat

Alan Robbins announces candidacy for the state senate seat vacated by the death of Democrat Tom Carrell. Robbins, who in 1966 at age 33 became California's youngest licensed attorney, made the request public Tuesday in North Hollywood.

North Holeywood UPI Alan Robbins California Senate Tom Carrell

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