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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1973
Page
3
A Chicago advertiser outlines a basic approach to talking that purportedly boosts popularity in social and business settings. The method emphasizes listening, choosing words carefully, and using a few guided prompts to engage others during introductions and events.
In BISSAU Portuguese Guinea two gunmen fatally shot Amilcar Cabral, a key anti colonial leader and founder of PAIGC. President Sekou Toure announced the assassination on Conakry Radio, labeling the attackers imperialist agents. Cabral, Cape Verdean by origin, urged independence for Guinea and Cape Verde and spoke at the UN last autumn.
Los Angeles homicide detectives returned from Dallas with Johnny Lee Shurbert who was arrested there Wednesday in connection with the fatal shooting of Elizabeth Staler a 21 year old USC coed. The investigation centers on the murder and the suspect’s involvement is under inquiry as officers gather details from the Texas arrest.
Police held Dennis J. Crownover of Adrian Missouri and Glen Paul Close of Kaysville Kansas for murder in the death of a 46 year old woman found dead in an apartment in Harlingen. Each was ordered held on $15,000 bond awaiting further legal action related to motor vehicle registration issues.
AP report details trainer Ray Lark getting multiple affectionate gestures from a killer whale named Cuddles. The animal misread its routine kiss, injuring Lock with a broken nose and prompting hospitalization.
Notable figures Yakubu Gowon and Julius Nyerere are referenced in a brief note highlighting African leadership. The item identifies Gowon as president and mentions Julius K. Nyerere in context with Kenya, suggesting regional political ties or a formal agreement during the period.
London dispatch profiles John Betjeman as the new Poet Laureate, noting his plain speech, public image, and affection for a childhood teddy bear named Miss Hunter Dunne. The piece contrasts his celebrated honors with self doubt, and outlines his ironic blend of charm and eccentricity.
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