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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1968
Page
4
The Daily Review previews Evie Hoffer a philosopher author longshoreman and San Francisco deckworker with twenty years in the nursery gutter and waterfront. Beginning Sunday the weekly column will appear in the editorial section with a Page 15 feature.
Rescue workers pulled three West Virginia miners from the Amherst Coal Co. slope near Ladale Henlawson and Amherstdale after a slate fall killed six previously in February and five earlier this year. The victims were Emmet Copley 48 Charles Lowe 40 and Enoch Tooter 84. The cause remains unknown as about 200 tons of rock and coal collapsed in the main tunnel. About 100 men were at work when the disaster struck.
Paris reports that France will test its first hydrogen bomb this weekend at Mururoa in the South Pacific. Tahiti radio warns ships and planes to keep clear, with winds favoring a larger danger zone of 120 nautical miles around Mururoa. Mururoa Atoll lies about 700 miles southeast of Tahiti.
Los Angeles report says food prices will rise 2 to 2.6 percent between now and November as executives on a National Association of Food Chains panel note rising labor costs bad checks and petty theft hinder cost cutting. The year’s total gain may reach up to 3.5 percent.
Three Black Panther Party members said they were kidnapped by Interpol agents in Mexico City while en route to Havana and hustled onto a plane to New York. They spoke at the Alameda County Courthouse as Huey Newton faces trial for a police officer’s murder in Oakland. The trio claimed they were forced onto a nonstop jet with stashed narcotics and were returned to the United States under an aliens-not-accepter program.
William Buelow, a San Marcos city councilman, must receive and process pay checks though he campaigned for volunteer service. He will accept the checks but will not cash them, continuing to draw pay while honoring his platform.
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