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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1970
Page
1
British fashion writers blasted Princess Margaret for her midiskirt look during a visit to a school for blind children. Critics labeled her outfit unflattering and declared the choice a fashion disaster, while columnists urged a simpler, more proportionate style.
The Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded jointly to American Julius Axelrod Sir Bernard Katz and Swedish Olov Von Euler for nerve transmission research. The $78,400 prize honors discoveries on humoral transmitters and their storage release and inactivation.
Lucille Miller, serving life for her husband’s death, won a federal appeals court reversal claiming constitutional rights were violated in custody. The 1964 case involved allegedly selling to the car while Dr Gordo Miller slept, with potential retrial or release if the state fails to appeal. The ruling may lead to further Supreme Court action if pursued.
An exchange of charges between the United States and the Soviet Union at the UN meeting in New York jeopardizes any quick Middle East settlement. Joseph Sisco accuses Moscow of helping Egypt violate the cease fire and warns of a real risk of U S Soviet confrontation, while the Soviets accuse Washington of ignoring a master peace plan and urging Israel to sabotage talks. Sisco says he will present evidence to Secretary Rogers for Friday talks with Gromyko. The Soviet plan envisions demilitarized zones, UN troops at points, and guarantees by the big four or the UN.
Washington authorities report the gross national product rose 1.4 percent in the quarter ended Sept 30, with growth slowed by the UAW strike at GM. The gain reflects higher production volume and price increases, aided by consumer spending and investment across sectors.
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