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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1970
Page
1
The Houston murder case against Mrs. Lou J. Freeney ended with acquittal after the judge learned she had just married the state's star witness, Andrew Sins Jr., who testified against his new wife as Mr. and Mrs. Sims.
In HESLYON Kansas a Thanksgiving letter from Lynne King describes how the seven King children will remain united after the deaths of Ray and Mrs King in a Silver Plume plane crash carrying Wichita State football people. Guardians are named. Lynne plans to marry Larry Knott. the family stays active in the United Methodist Church and continues singing together.
United Press International reports the Jordanian army used tanks mortars and machine guns to crush a guerrilla unit in north Jordan with heavy guerrilla losses. A Damascus Radio broadcast claimed many troops were killed wounded or captured in two attacks on guerrilla strongholds, marking a major violation of Cairo and Amman accords. The Jordanian spokesmansaid Hussein’s forces routed a dissident Palestinian guerrilla group in the third major clash in 10 days, with some firing but no casualties.
Berlin reports that 77 year old Walter Ulbricht, leader of East Germany, suffered a heart attack over the weekend. A five person medical team led by the government hospital chief professor Helga Mucke-Wittbradt treats him at the hospital. Speculation followed about the extent of his illness since the Communist Party meeting in Budapest.
Senator George McGovern D S D says he will use the Thanksgiving recess to measure Senate support for another amendment to end the war in Southwest Asia. He cites new dangerous U S military actions in North Vietnam and says the administration lacks a plan for withdrawal.
Viet Cong radio in Saigon rejected President Nixon's extended ceasefire plan for Vietnam from Christmas to the Lunar New Year January 28 1971. It signaled openness to shorter truces during that period. No official U.S. confirmation was found and reports were called unfounded by a State Department spokesman.
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