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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1973

Page

5

Brandt Urges Everyday Peace At U N In Historic Address

West German Chancellor Willy Brandt addressed the United Nations General Assembly urging a state of everyday peace spanning Europe China and Japan. He called for integrating these powers into a balance alongside the nuclear superpowers and warned against treating the UN as a forum for German claims.

United Nations UPL Willy Brawl U.N. General Assembly Brandt Europe China Japan Brandle Germany U.N General Assembly People U.S Soviet Union Henry A. Kissinger Andrei Gromyko Russia

Ehrlichman Hired By Neon Sign Group To Meet Oregon Leader

Gov Tom McCall said John Ehrlichman wants to meet next week representing the National Sign Association about McCall’s order to blackout outdoor commercial signs and other lighting to save electricity. Ehrlichman, who resigned as President Nixon’s domestic adviser during Watergate, is be hired for outreach. The governor noted Ehrlichman would bring the attorney’s name.

Glenden Beach Ore Tom McCall John Ehrlichman McCall Ehrichman Oregon Anchor Ehrlichman National Sign Assn Nixon

Columbus relics dust-filled lockets head for auction

Two crystal lockets containing dust from Christopher Columbus remains will be auctioned in Columbus on October 10. The dust, taken from his tomb in Santo Domingo in 1877, was passed to Robert L. Roman Sr. of Orange New Jersey, a descendant of biographer John Boyd Thatcher. Sotheby’s expects over $20,000. the lead casket was found during altar repairs in Santo Domingo Cathedral.

New York Christopher Columbus Columbus Dominican Republic Bennet Robert L. Roman Sr Orange N.J John Boyd Thatcher Thatcher Sotheby's Cathedral of Santo Domingo Vatican City of Genoa University of Pavia

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