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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1972
Page
3
A teenage boy tours a modern grocery with a guide, marveling at automatic doors, air conditioning, fluorescent lights, shopping carts, and a sound system. They discuss boxed milk, dimensional shelves, frozen meals, and the process of shopping as the store layout and technology overwhelm the younger generation.
Washington report notes U S imports from China rose to 114 million by May this year after ten months of renewed trade. Spices bristles silk honey tea and dried fruits are among the items seen. Export prospects to China are slower with wheat and soybeans unlikely buyers for now.
Senate leaders clash over whether U S bombing targets dikes or the surrounding areas Mansfield says the campaign risks floods and endangers POWs Kennedy accuses Nixon of deliberate policy Scowcroft or others defend the administration plan as not targeting dikes but intensification and broader harm loom with monsoon rains and potentially more prisoners and missing persons.
In a report by a lawyers group led by Rep Abner Mikva the study accuses the Justice Department under Attorney General Mitchell of failing to enforce desegregation and civil rights laws. It claims the department repeatedly broke faith with the Constitution and citizens, hindering busing and school integration efforts.
Louisvillle report: American Party selects Thomas J. Anderson of Tennessee as presidential nominee and John G. Schmitz of California as vice president after four candidates withdraw. Schmitz highlights balance. Anderson praised as publisher from Pigeon Forge. Other remarks address Wallace, Birchers, and Nixon-era politics.
U S assess Hanoi spring offensive shows gains for North Vietnamese forces, with heavy losses and months more fighting anticipated. Kissinger notes Hanoi did not expect quick victory. morale issues exist but U S aid sustains South Vietnam. Cities Hue An Loc Quang Tri remain under control as Hanoi plans a broader push.
Magnetic storms from a solar flare disrupted Earth causing potential power outages in Canada Alaska Sweden and northern regions. NOAA officials said pigeons could be disoriented by the magnetic field while utility breakers might trip due to electrical surges. Reports came from Bowater Power Co and other agencies as the sun's activity nears a solar minimum.
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