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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1971

Page

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Cary Grant seeks permanent custody of daughter Jennifer

Actor Cary Grant filed a Superior Court suit requesting permanent custody of his 5 year old daughter Jennifer from ex wife actress Dyan Cannon. Grant, 67, said he is keenly concerned for the child welfare and notes Cannon ignored his requests to establish a permanent residence in California.

Cary Grant Jennifer Dyan Cannon Miss Cannon Grant California

Devlin to Stay in Politics Amid Birth of Daughter Reisla Elizabeth

Bernadette Devlin says she will remain in the British Parliament after the birth of her daughter Reisla Elizabeth. She refuses to name the father, denies plans to marry, and says she will raise her child away from public property while continuing her political career and residing in London when Westminster reconvenes.

Bernadette Devlin House of Commons Miss Devlin Reisla Elizabeth Cookstown Northern Ireland Cat Devlin Priday London Westminster Parliament

Teen saves family from surf log tragedy near Ocean Shores

Youth Bill Weppler, 18, of NorI Bend Washington died after helping Father Caron and his 4 year old daughter escape a rolling log at Ocean Shores. Caron recalls the rescue but cannot remember exact words to the brave teen who shouted a warning. They were trapped under the log for about 15 minutes before rescuers freed them.

Bill Weppler Nori Bend Wash Caron Ocean Shores Weppler Wallace Idaho Freedom Spiro T. Agnew la Jolla Country Club Bob Hope Hope Agnew Kimberly Miramar Naval Mir Station Marc Yam Bas- Kirk Fintlandsea Beach

Opinion on freeze denounced by teachers group

Washington sources report the nations flagship teachers association denouncing a Treasury official’s claim that most teacher pay increases would be blocked by the Nixon administration freeze. The dispute centers on how eligibility hinges on contract timing and when services begin, with NEA insisting most teachers would qualify under government guidelines.

Washington UPI Treasury Department Charles E. Walker Nixon Walker Sara Os Arran Annan Donald E. Morrison National Education Association

Hundreds of Pigeons Return After Derby Disaster

In Derby England fog stranded hundreds of homing pigeons during a race. Organizers estimated 20 000 birds worth about 600 000 dollars were lost, with some thought to have scattered to Seatland and continental Europe. A federation official later said many have returned and the disaster may not be as severe as first feared.

Derby England UPI North Road Federation of Seat-land Harry Bexon Federation

Woman in San Francisco police station attack sought

An all points bulletin targets a blonde wearing a wig who may have signaled with a flashlight before gunmen stormed a city station killing a desk sergeant and wounding a woman clerk. A nearby bank bombing followed within 20 minutes as police chase leads to an exile group.

San Francisco Ingleside Bank of America Charles Ellis Ells John ¥. Young Elien Lipney San Francisco Chronicle George L. Jackson Black Liberation Army George Jackson San Quentin Prison Ellis

Western Union, CWA Local 1177 Reach Tentative Pact

Western Union and CWA Local 1177 workers in the New York area reach a tentative contract offering a 24 percent wage hike after the wage and price freeze ends. If ratified, the strike could end with members returning to work on September 13.

New York UPL Western Union The Communication Workers of America CWA New York - New Jersey

Electrical unions sign aid accord and seek merger

AFL CIO International Union of Electrical Workers and United Electrical Workers signed a mutual aid pact. Paul Jennings said talks aim to merge, following a joint 1968 General Electric strike and years of collective bargaining cooperation.

Electric Cal Paul Jennings AFL- Cio International Union of Electrical Workers Afl-Cio Jennings General Electric

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Raquel Welch Patrick A. Curtis Paris Curtis Jerry Caron Jackie Jfk Center Jacqueline Onassis Jom F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts Onassis Leonard Bern Kennedy Doctor Cost of Living Council Morrison Simm Wilmington Del John V. Young United Electrical Workers Congress of Industrial Organizations Jennings’ Union Freeman Boots Freeman Bullock's
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