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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1971

Page

1

Lawyer hunted in Quentin break at San Quentin

Authorities hunted Stephen Mitchell Bingham 29 grandson of late Sen Hiram Bingham in connection with the San Quentin prison escape attempt that left George Jackson and five others dead. No warrant issued. investigators seek questions about how Jackson obtained a smuggled pistol and planned the breakout.

San Quentin, Call Stephen Mitchell Binghan Hiram Bingham Conneticut U.S Bingham Alfred Bingham Salem Con Jonathan Bingham New York City Yale Kiner University of California, Berkeley Oakland San Quentin V.C. Gradute Connecticut University of California Bob Ball

Bay IRS office bomb target in San Mateo damages allow?

A man with an abnormal dislike for the Internal Revenue Service broke into the San Mateo IRS office and planted a bomb causing about 76 000 dollars in damage. A Treasury agent inspected debris. tax records suffered no extensive damage. A hotel roof and wall were ripped. It marked a second IRS facility bombing in under two months after the San Jose office sustained 500 000 dollars in damage on July 4.

Internal Revenue Service San Mateo A. U.S. Treasury IRS San Jose

FHLB Board signals action on mortgage rates

Washington based Federal Home Loan Bank Board says it will move to curb rising mortgage rates as part of Nixon policy measures. Chairman Preston Martin schedules a 10 am EDT news conference to discuss potential steps and the effectiveness of actions. The dollar remains steady in world markets while the wage price rent freeze excludes mortgage rates. An economist notes limited options and that the board cannot set rate levels, drawing Democratic and union criticism.

Washington UPI Federal Home Loan Bank Board FHLB Nixon Preston Martin Marti Richard Pickering Inter

Ky rejects Oct 3 South Vietnam election

Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky refuses to join the October 3 ballot plunging South Vietnam into a political crisis. He proposes resignations by Ky and Thieu to clear the way for a new election, while Thieu’s fate remains uncertain. The U S regrets Ky’s decision but still hopes Thieu faces opposition. The regime’s court reversal and Hanoi’s charge of a farce add to tensions as Ky’s name remains on the ballot per election law.

Batgon Nguyen Can Ky South Vietnam Nguyen van Thien Thien U.S Duong van Minh Jeff Thiew White House San Clemente Calif Alio Hanoi Supreme Court Nixon Thieu Banai the Supreme

Black Panther Party denounced for gun barrel politics

Washington AP report says House Internal Security Committee denounces the Black Panther Party for gun barrel politics, inflamed rhetoric and armed training that may fuel violence, while stopping short of declaring an immediate danger to U.S. government. Republicans contest the framing and call for a clearer view of the Panthers as a subversive criminal group.

Washington House Internal Security Committee Black Pan Ther Party United States U.S Abiat Gueh An John M. Ashbrook Ohio Roger H. Gow Indiana Fletcher Thompson Georgia John C. Schmitz California Black Panther Party

Bullet barrage kills city man

Hayward resident Lloyd Linton, 48, was fatally shot in his bed when assailants sprayed his house with bullets from two cars at about 3:20 am. He died at St. Hose Hospital at 6:45 pm after a 45 caliber bullet was removed from his brain. Police reported 10 to 12 shots fired and noted a shotgun and pistol were found beside his bed. Linton, a divorced steelworker, was found by his son Lonni and friend Jonathan Scott. Witnesses described rapid firing and a car engine revving as the house was hit end to end.

Hayward Lloyd Linton Hayward Blvd St. Hose Hospital Linton Lonni Jonathan A. Scott Scott Lonni Linton Pulice Beb Lanni Linton

Hayward Firemen urged to reject three year wage pact

Hayward union president urged firemen to reject a three year wage and fringe benefit agreement amid the national wage freeze. Captain Charles Peterson said the offer is uncertain and will campaign against it through Wednesday night. Police officers backed acceptance, signaling a possible split between city employee groups. The deal includes no salary rise this year with raises in 1971 and 1972 and a future retirement plan to be found by 1973.

Hayward Fre Fighters Union Charles Peterson Inernational Fire Fighters Association Nixon Peterson Police Association Orie Ross Ross Tye

Fair, windy forecast for tomorrow

The weatherman expects fair weather with patchy low cloudiness near morning. Tonight's low around the 50s with tomorrow's high in the mid 70s to mid 80s. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph tomorrow afternoon. More weather, page 5.

Draft callup tests ordered by draft director Tarr

Washington AP Curtis W Tarr ordered draft boards to begin physical and mental examinations for men who drew numbers one through ten in the last lottery. The testing aims to precede actual inductions, aligning with effort to assess men ahead of potential callups. Inductions cannot resume until Congress passes the draft extension bill, Senate to take up House bill on Sept 13. if approved by Oct 1 inductions could start Oct 15. Tarr cannot predict how many will be called amid debate over Vietnam withdrawal deadline.

Washington Curtis W. Tarr Selective Service Congress Senate House Tarr Mike Matefield Montana U.S Vietnam

Reformers Push OR Program To Replace Cash Bail System

Critics call the cash bail system a check book form of justice that harms the poor and leads to guilty pleas. The Manhattan Bail Project and Alameda County studies show pretrial release with supervised oversight can reduce jail costs, keep defendants out of custody, and preserve fairer access to justice. County leaders plan a permanent pretrial release program with judges, prosecutors, and law enforcement participation across multiple districts.

Leona Ward

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