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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1971
Page
4
In Oakland, Henry McElroy 60 was jailed after his father Eddie McElroy 57 died from a throat wound during a family quarrel at their home. Police said Eddie threatened Victoria 24 over money, chased her with a razor, and Henry shot him with a . A subsequent struggle left Eddie dead and Harvey 55, the wife, a witness.
Soledad Superior Court Judge Frank W. Shaw was appointed to preside over the murder trial of the Soledad Brothers, replacing Judge Walter Carpeneti who withdrew after a defense challenge. The case involves three black inmates charged in the January 1970 slaying of a white Salinas prison guard.
The Gelios tug towing a barge and crane from Balboa in the Canal Zone was denied entry to San Francisco Bay after the Coast Guard said its State Department clearance had expired. The vessel, west of the Golden Gate, sought a pilot to enter for fuel and provisions but was ordered to proceed to Canada. Destination believed to be Vancouver or Victoria, B.C.
Black Panther chairman Bob Seale denies that picketing by the militant party is used to intimidate black businessmen into donations. He says demonstrations are lawful and aims to pressure the California Package Store and Tavern Owner's Association to support 12 community survival programs, including breakfast for children and a free medical clinic.
A middle aged Rochester New York man remains in fair condition after receiving a new heart in Stanford University's highly publicized operation. The transplant was performed Tuesday night by a surgical team led by Dr Norman Shumway. The patient joins twelve other Stanford heart recipients as the university withholds names citing patient privacy amid the new and evolving procedure.
The U S Court of Appeals was asked to suspend a federal court order resegregating San Francisco schools by Sept 2 to allow an appeal. Attorneys for the board of education and the Concerned Parents Association argued for the stay to delay implementing the court order issued by U S District Judge Stanley Weigel.
San Francisco probate hearing centers on the 850 estate of Marcia McDonald, heir to Virginia City mining fortune. Two art museums and a chiropractor contest the will, alleging undue influence in the 185 will. Dr Everett Cryan testifies as the deceased’s friend, adviser, and physician.
In Menlo Park, Dr Donald Earich disarmed an intruder threatening his wife and infant son, grappled with the burglar who was stabbed by the thief’s knife. The suspect Thomas Windward 21 fled collapsing behind a fence and later died at Stanford Hospital. The baby Eric had a bruise and the wife was unharmed.
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey faced a phoned assassination threat while addressing the Jewish War Veterans convention at the Radisson Hotel in Minneapolis. police and FBI guarded the room as a bomb scare was found groundless after a hotel bomb squad searched the hall.
Rep William J Scherle charges a White House health spa for presidential aides cost 100000 dollars, far above the 30000 to 34000 figures cited by aides. Ziegler says the facility costs 90000 to 34000 dollars and replaces plans for a full pool, while Scherle criticizes government spending and calls for accountability.
Louisiana Attorney General Jack Gremillion threatened to leave a live radio studio and attacked the interviewer as too fat during questions about a federal perjury indictment. Broadcaster Phil Oakley was called overweight, but Oakley said he was not criticizing Gremillion, only relaying criticism from other politicians.
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