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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1972
Page
3
Chicago Mayor Richard Daley rode a tandem with former Olympic cyclist Keith Kingbay to celebrate the opening of a north side bicycle route. The pair traveled nearly a mile as Daley shouted greetings to pedestrians, drawing attention from onlookers on the city street.
A transparent plastic woman exhibit part is missing at the California State Fair in Sacramento. The five foot tall figure, lent by the American Medical Association, was packed in a crate among 15 shipped crates. Sacramento County Medical Society spokesman Gareth Williams questioned how such an item could disappear as the fair, opening Friday, runs through September 14.
Pravda accuses Arab leaders of underestimating the Middle East danger and urges unity within the Arab world through Soviet alliance. It condemns Arab hopes for U.S. mediation, cites Egypt and Saudi conservatism, and says Israel’s arms shipments show Washington-Tel Aviv cooperation. The piece calls for Arab cohesion against imperialism to attain peace.
Madisonville Tennessee Marching publisher Dan Hicks of the Monroe County Democrat suffered injuries while trying to save historic records as his building burned. Sheriff Kenneth Davis said arson was suspected after floodlights were out and a basement door kicked in. Hicks critic of local politics has faced threats and harassment for years. The fire, reportedly uninsured, wiped out the publisher’s operations and archives amid ongoing disputes with authorities and rivals.
Pierre Salinger, aide to George McGovern, faced a Logan Act charge raised by Barry Goldwater at the Democratic convention in Miami Beach. He said he queried North Vietnamese negotiators in Paris on Hanoi’s aims but learned nothing new and denied undermining administration policy. Ramsey Clark also met with North Vietnamese officials to discuss POW releases.
In Sacramento AP reports new arguments opposing Proposition 8, the Nov 7 ballot measure on industry antipollution funding and property fixes. Secretary of State Brown rejected a counterargument as duplicative. Assembly members Dunlap and Warren call Prop 8 a lax loophole, claiming it would raise state taxes and favor big business. Brown urged inquiry into potential election law violations. Union Oil officials deny involvement.
At a Minneapolis VFW convention, Jane Fonda and Ramsey Clark were denounced as traitorous meddling critics of U S policy. The resolution urged prosecution and asked federal authorities to investigate and pursue charges. The gathering also backed Nixon Southeast Asia policy and humane POW treatment while opposing amnesty for draft evaders.
North Vietnam and the United States fail to attend the fifth Paris peace talks session with chief negotiators away on vacation. Nguyen Thi Binh leads the Viet Cong delegation while Hanoi and Washington send others. Portery and Kissinger aides are cited in a largely unsettled round of discussions.
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