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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1975
Page
6
In Marcus Hook Pennsylvania a Sacred Heart statue in a two bedroom home draws thousands who believe a palm substance may be blood. The Catholic archdiocese doubts the claim while crowds line up to witness the phenomenon.
A House subcommittee chair threatened to cite Com mer Secretary Rogers C B Morton for contempt after he refused to reveal American company names contacted by Arabs about a trade boycott of Israel. The hearing ended without a contempt ruling, with the panel to decide later this week. The case centers on whether proprietary reports filed since 1949 with the Commerce Department can be disclosed and which firms complied. The American Jewish Congress joined suit seeking public disclosure of the names.
Leo and Shirley Flannery from Lake Worth search relentlessly for treatments for their four children affected by myoclonic epilepsy. They describe exhausting efforts including high dose vitamins, biofeedback, psychic practices, and a controversial healer as they fight for a cure as Rick, the first patient, struggled since age ten in 1486.
Texas chili cooks clash over moving the Ninth Annual World Series for Chili Cooks from Terlingua Texas to a California desert. Promoter C V Wood of Los Angeles sparks a dispute, while Terlingua locals vow to defend their title on November 1 amid legal warnings.
Ally, US attorney say they will not oppose bail as Patty Hearst prepares to testify. Chronicle reports describe a severance document in Yoshimura hand and hints of a split with the SLA over bombings. Newsday notes Hearst’s Phoenix hideout and possible suspects linked to harboring fugitives. Catherine Hearst comments reflect concern as family visits continue during a tense legal saga.
Lynette Fromme, the Manson follower accused of aiming a loaded .45 at President Ford, returns to court as Judge Naybride orders a weekend psychiatric report to assess her competence and whether she may act as her own attorney. She previously refused to speak to psychiatrists without a witness or tape recording. Bail remains set at 350000 dollars as she sits in jail.
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