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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1974

Page

2

Health Fears Mount Over Mao and Chou in Peking

Western diplomats report Mao Tse-tung, 81, may have suffered a stroke and Chiou En-lai, 76, is hospitalized for heart trouble. No clear successor exists as Peking may move to a collective government. Moscow hopes for pro-Soviet forces to shift China toward the Kremlin amid China Moscow split. This comes as Chou rests and Mao sometimes appears on TV, keeping distance from major events.

London UPI Mao Tse-Tung Chou En-Lai West Moscow Peking Mao Chou Albert Bernard Bongo Gabon People’s Republic of China Chow

Thief thwarted by vigilantes in San Jose chase

A purse snatcher fled through a vacant lot pursued by a truck. He was knocked down and escaped, then a second bystander drew a gun and fired twice. He hid in a garbage can until a passerby with a knife at his throat kept him until police arrived. Coburn Jr. was jailed after $19 was recovered.

San Jose Jim Coburn JR Coburn

Fresno golfer apologizes after high shot damages pilot

Colfer apologizes to a crop dusting pilot after a high shot on the twelfth hole at Fort Washington Golf Course shattered the pilot’s windshield and struck his helmet. Pilot David Hughes circled and landed in Papagni’s vineyard as the incident was reported last week. Mike Bakula of Fresno offered apologies for the errant shot during the event.

Fresno Fort Washington David Hughes Papagni's Vineyard Mike Bakula

Critics vow to keep fighting aid to Turkey after veto defeat

In Washington critics of U.S. military aid to Turkey pledged to persist in opposing the program despite the House's 16 vote loss in attempting to override President Ford's veto. They warned that the stalled continuing resolution risks leaving Agriculture, Labor, and HEW short of funds while a new measure is drafted to extend aid until December 10 to aid a Cyprus peace effort.

Washington UPD U.S Turkey House Ford Congress Departments of Agriculture, Labor, and Health, Education and Welfare Appropriations Committee Fort Cyprus Benjamin Rosenthal D-N.y Rules Committee Ankara

Bank Robbery at Union Bank on Long Beach Boulevard

A man in his mid twenties wearing dark glasses robbed Union Bank at 221 Long Beach Blvd Tuesday afternoon, taking $1,008 after handing a note demanding all the money. Feller Gail Campbell reported the suspect fled as bank cameras captured photos. description places him at about 5 feet 8 to 9 inches, 150 to 160 pounds, in a light shirt and dark trousers.

Union Bank Long Beach Blvd Gail Campbell Long Beach

Fire Causes $100000 Damage at De Mille Junior High

A 3 a.m. blaze at De Mille Junior High School caused about $100,000 in damages to offices in a single story stucco building. Cause under investigation. Classes continued as normal.

Montgomery Ala George C. Wallace Wallace Cornelia de Mille Junior High School Parkcrest St

Bigfoot tracks verified spark eight foot tall monster

Seattle report says 161 man like tracks found by loggers in Lewis River Basin southwest Washington point to a creature over eight feet tall and about 800 pounds. Washington State University anthropologist Grover Krantz calls them highly probable. Expedition leader Robert W. Morgan notes strange noises and near boatyard sightings amid winter pause.

Seattle UPS Robert W. Morgan Morgan Grover Krantz Washington State University Krantz Lewis River Washington Elizabeth Moorman Ms. Moorman National Wildlife Federation

Fords mark anniversary with balcony serenade

President and Mrs. Ford celebrated their 26th wedding anniversary with a balcony serenade by a Grand Ole Opry troupe. Tennessee Ernie Ford and 31 singers performed the Anniversary Waltz as Betty Ford watched from the balcony. The event drew hundreds of White House staffers and featured gifts exchanged during a mid day luncheon.

Ford Grand Ole Opry Soviet Union Betty Grand Rapids Mich Mrs. Ford White House

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