03 Apr 1969
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1969
Page
1
Virginia Stokes offered a reward for the return of her purse left on a Lucky Store checkout counter on Mission Boulevard yesterday between 10 a.m. and noon. The purse contained about 2200 in cash mainly 400 bills and was not recovered after she checked with store staff.
A 35 year old Fremont man Thomas James Neves was arrested for felony drunken driving after his car struck a vehicle driven by 78 year old Marvyn Porter in San Leandro. Porter was hospitalized under observation in good condition. Neves suffered a mouth cut and lacerations and was jailed after treatment.
A 1R year old Lodi driver, John Sanders, was killed on the Hayward San Mateo Bridge yesterday while trying to pass a stalled car. He was thrown from the cab of his truck and trailer and crushed under the wheels after losing control. The stalled car was operated by 45 year old Philip L Bourret of San Francisco, who was not injured. The accident occurred shortly after noon.
Burglars cut a hole in a screen at Toast Bay Metals Co. and pried through to steal copper, machine tools, and business machines, with loot removed through the front doors late Tuesday. In a separate sheriff's report Irene Roth Full lost 410 dollars in goods from her Morva Court home after thieves forced a back door and rifled living areas.
Memorial services for Clifford W. Acuff 19 of San Lorenzo will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the San Lorenzo Community Church. He was swept into the sea March 22 when a 24 foot sailboat capsized at the Ventura Marina entrance. Two companions, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo students, were rescued. Contributions may be made to the San Lorenzo Scholarship Fund Foundation.
A psychiatrist argues Sirhan Sirhan bears responsibility for the shooting, detailing psychological factors and accountability in a nationwide review of the case. The piece appears with other page previews including international tensions and local commemorations.
The doctor links cancer in families to genetic predisposition and recommends periodic health checks including thermography. Lynch notes cancer family syndrome appears in some lines yet absent in others, with only five cancers among 268 relatives across six generations, a three per cent rate, compared to national cancer mortality and lifetime risk estimates.
In San Francisco a double tracked tube was dropped into the bay to finish the world’s longest underwater subway. Bay Area Rapid Transit District workers lowered the final linkage into a 135 foot deep trench during brief ceremonies atop the 328 foot long tube. Crews then began connecting it with 56 additional sections extending from San Francisco and Oakland.
UNITED NATIONS UPI reports the four powers United States Britain Soviet Union and France opened long awaited Mideast talks at 10 30 am EST in Paris ambassador Berards Park Avenue apartment with heavy secrecy police outside and press shut out Israel has rejected the January proposed plan and no details were released as officials said information officers do not want to be bothered. The arriving diplomats included U S Ambassador Charles W Yost British Ambassador Sir Alec Douglas-Home and Soviet Ambassador Jacob Malik with French and Israeli officials in related diplomacy. The talks aim to discuss the plan and possible routes to peace with secrecy surrounding the start.
Barbara County officials seek a federal injunction to halt offshore oil drilling resumption. Supervisor George Clyde says he will appeal to President Nixon, aiming to block the resumption and set ground for talks after Interior Secretary Nickel approved offshore activity.
President Nixon announced four ambassador selections. Kenneth J. Keating will head New Delhi replacing Chester Bayles. William Leamark is named ambassador to Yugoslavia, Val Peterson to Finland, and Robert I Hill to Spain, replacing Robert Wagner.
A medical analysis by Dr. Hammond notes a 32.8 percent decline in hysterectomies over 16 years, most for non cancer reasons. He cites that many women under 60 had surgery after normal exams, potentially preventing uterine cancer. Separate nun study cites life expectancy and cancer mortality contrasts with broader American population.
Secretary Laird says secret Vietnam peace talks are inching forward though exchanges of charges continue. A Viet Cong front spokesman denies any gains, calling reports of progress tricks spread by President Nixon’s administration.
A riot outside a Riverside County ball park left 17 year old Richard Bradford of Venice in serious condition after a rifle shot to the shoulder while Lena Man, 20, from Palm City, was grazed. Police faced 5 000 youths outside and 10 000 inside listening to rock music as gates were repelled and missiles hurled amid Easter crowd.
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