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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1971
Page
4
Martinez California police say Thomas Kee Ley Knudsen smashed his van into city hall, across the courtyard, and into a gate glass window at the police station causing four hundred dollars in damage. He was held on charges including driving under the influence of drugs and reckless arrest related offenses.
Oakland authorities file suit accusing the Black Panther Party and Huey Newton and Bobby Seale of coercing black businessmen to contribute 220 weekly dollars. A temporary restraining order was granted with Aug 18 hearing set. In San Leandro vandalism followed as windshields were broken on three cars during strike related protests at a Berkeley and Alameda area shop complex.
AP reports sugar beet growers and processors met with Department of Agriculture officials in San Francisco to decide acreage for 1972. Testimony claimed next year’s supply did not require restrictive acreage. inventory as of Jan 1, 1972 expected at 2.4 million tons, about 70 percent of the allotment. Participants included Richard Blake of National Growers Assn and Malcolm Young of California Beet Growers Assn. A final determination will go to the secretary of agriculture.
AFL-CIO leader George Meany denounces a planned trip to Mainland China as the No 1 stunt, says Red China is a dictatorship unfit for UN membership. He questions China’s ability to meet UN charter requirements and peace-loving state criteria, urging caution on trade until issues are resolved.
Indians of All Tribes announced a plan to ask the federal government to allow them to guard The Rock and restore it to nature after eviction from the island. They urged preserving only the Coast Guard lighthouse and a ceremonial lodge, calling nature the true monument to American Indians.
Els-Hokin 78, prominent builder and engineer, collapsed and died after crossing a street near his home in San Francisco. Coroner attributed death to a heart attack. he had recently suffered a heart attack while vacationing in Phoenix. He chaired Hokin Corp and Murphy-Pacific Marine Salvage Co and led safety and shipbuilding committees. Survived by wife Rose Hartman, son Jeremy, daughter Naomi Lauter, and others.
New York obituary style profile of Marina Justine dune Maguire tracing her glamorous Greenwich upbringing, marriage to Donn Chickering, and later struggles with headaches and drug use including heroin. It recounts her father Russell Maguire’s wealth, family pressures, custody battles, marriages to Donn and Robert Wiener, and a turbulent life ending amid custody disputes and addiction.
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