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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1972

Page

6

Two shot in Compton amid second gang shooting in two days

A man, Erie Anthony Gates of 15187 Tarrant Ave, was wounded twice in the leg by a handgun while walking near Grandee Ave and Alondra Blvd in Compton. Police expect to detain a 16 year old in custody after Tuesday's fatal and injurious shooting three blocks away, as LA and sheriff patrols seek to curb gang violence tied to Crips and Piru. A Los Angeles Human Relations Commission seminar on gang activity is planned for December 14 at the Convention Center, with officials seeking united remedies.

Compton Erie Anthony Gates Tarrant Ave Ine Lersevlan Grandee Avende Alondsa Boules Pam Las Campanas Hospital Gates Los Angeles Sherif Jefferson High School Grandee Avenue Caldwell Street Campton

Nixon Won’t Allow Any Peace Delays Says Porter

U S Ambassador Porter told reporters in Paris that Nixon would allow no avoidable delay in ending the Vietnam war and urged careful interpretation of peaceful talks resuming Monday. Vietnamese negotiators said the talks are deadlocked over South Vietnam’s draft cease fire objections while Kissinger pressed Saigon demands in Paris last week. In Saigon, Thieu presided over a two hour National Security Council meeting as officials kept mum on closed door discussions and added talks in Washington and Florida.

U.S William J. Porter Paris Nixon Porter South Vietnam White House Henry Kissinger Saigon Hanoi le Duc Tho Kissinger Pham Dang Lam Fe Due Tho Xuan Thuy Independence Palace Thien Hoang Duc Nha Washington Nguyen Phu Duc Bue Florida Vietnam Joint Chiefs of Staff Due

State Dept posts shuffle linked to Europe and Middle East

Rogers states officials discuss retained posts for Irwin and Johnson amid unsettled European and Middle East conditions. Ziegler notes Irwin may take a high level diplomatic post while Saunders or Riegler plans a large assignment for a career ambassador. Clements may become no. 2 at Defense. Rush named ambassador to West Germany earlier.

Europe Midde East Zegler Irwin Johnson Ziegler Sounson Foreign Service Riegler White House Clements Rush Greenville Tenn West Germany Nixon Berlin Pentagon David Packard Defense Melvin R. Laird

Blaze kills 9 in home for elderly

A blaze on the seventh floor of a six acre complex on Myrtle Drive in southwest Atlanta killed nine residents including 82 year old Lott Paulk and his wife Gladys 75 and 3 year old Alice Ross. The fire started in Mrs Ross apartment and caused panic as residents on upper floors were evacuated or sheltered in place. Evacuees and ailing residents were treated by Red Cross workers as emergency crews battled the flames amid rain and cold. Police and fire officials search for a probable cause while noting only the seventh floor suffered fire damage.

Louise Alexander Vernon Paulk Iis Paulk Lott Paulk Gladys Alice Ross Stan Braves Seagraves Red Cross Wylma Sidle Myrtle Drive Atlanta St. McPherson

Senate Tax Plan Winds Through Capitol Showdown

Senate leaders say the plan could cost 25 million in year one and face swift action if a single amendment is removed. Reagan spokesmen dispute any acceptance by the governor, while Democratic leaders acknowledge intense pressure but remain divided on compromise. Senate Education Chair Albert Rodda notes unprecedented pressure on lawmakers.

Senate George Moscone San Francisco Reagan Finance Department Mexico City Albert S. Rodda Sacramento Senate Education Committee

Three leap to deaths in San Salvador skyscraper fire

A dense crowd watched as three women leapt to their deaths from a burning San Salvador high rise. Firefighters tried ropes from ladders and even a helicopter to reach the trapped women, but time ran short. One man suffocated in a stairwell and eight men remained trapped on the roof as flames gutted floors 15 and 16. The dead were Mrs Andre L Maillho, 31, Mrs Norris Farley, 56, Janice McReth, 30, and Charles J Michel, 36, all from the New Orleans area.

San Salvador Albert Carrigan Carrigan Rault Center John Lockwood Oil Company Lockwood City Hall Lamplighter Club Andre L. Maillho Norris Farley Janice McReth Charles J. Michel New Orleans

Firemen Restore Cats Lives After House Fire

Tucson firefighters freed two cats trapped behind a burning sofa on Wednesday. The animals had stopped breathing and were revived outside with a human respirator, saving their lives.

Tucson Ariz

Reunion ends in tragedy as wife shoots husband in South Gate

A Thanksgiving reunion turned deadly when Laura Oliver allegedly shot Ronald Frank Oliver Sr. outside Electrical Distributors Co. in South Gate. Oliver, 41, was struck in the chest and died at St Francis Hospital. Laura Oliver, 39, was arrested on suspicion of murder after surrendering with the 380 automatic. Ronald Jr. witnessed the shooting as the couple’s disagreement escalated.

South Gate Ronald Frank Oliver Sr Knott Ave Buena Park St Francis Hospital Lynwood Laura Olliver Reseda St Anaheim Ronald Jr Oliver the Electrical Distributors Co Blvd

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