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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1973
Page
2
The narrator recalls growing up in the early forties and the idea of innocence. Walshs ice cream parlor serves as a social hub for teens, with heavy double decker cones, thick milkshakes, a chunky jukebox, and frequent visits driven by price and quality. The piece contrasts youthful ignorance with later awareness and a mother’s worry about moral fiber.
Mrs. Bernie McGrath of Corvallis complained to her neighbor Dallas Baldwin that her tomatoes were not ripening. Baldwin offered help and the plant was found transformed into a sexy Lomato, a playful prank highlighted by neighbors.
More than 100 officers searched for a man in his 40s with long hair who abducted Tracy Gayle Greenfield, 9, from Million Hills, beat and raped her, and left her unconscious behind a Culver City doughnut stand. Her brother Andrew aided investigators as the suspect’s 2 light blue Buick station wagon was checked. Tracy recovered at UCLA Medical Center in satisfactory condition.
In Stockholm a gunman seized a bank vault with four hostages, demanding 750000 in ransom and escape with two hostages. Convicted robber Clark Olofsson is linked to the case, as officers surround the bank while negotiations pause and a possible surrender looms.
The Daily Review Publishing Daily including Sundays lists multiple office addresses in California. It notes Wanton Ave in Hayward Alameda County with forwarding contacts, San Leandro office on 125 Friran St, San Leandro, Fremont office at 22 Corder Square, Fremont with local phone numbers and bureau references.
Edwin M. Gaudet Jr., former Taos police officer turned New Mexico commune resident, was accused of threatening President Nixon and firing on officers. His lawyer says federal agents goaded him “like an animal,” with the state case and later federal charges changing as key witnesses wavered. Gaudet faced three counts of aggravated assault on officers, potential prison terms, and was extradited from New Orleans to Taos as federal charges were dropped.
A wave of IRA linked bombings hit London's elite circles with blasts at the Bank of England injuring three, a boutique bomb risk on Oxford Street, and a suspended Lord's cricket match forcing 28 000 spectators to evacuate. Scotland Yard warned of possible further attacks as Prime Minister Heath ordered heightened security.
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