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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1975
Page
1
The report notes moderate military leaders and opposition politicians denouncing a government shakeup that puts the outgoing Communist-backed prime minister Gen. Vasco Goncalves in command of Portugal's armed forces. An army spokesman says the week-long alert was lifted though Q Seculo claims tension remains high.
Egypt and Israel face mounting technical obstacles delaying an interim peace plan. Secretary Kissinger cancels a planned U N speech to focus on resolving remaining issues. He says major points are essentially settled but a build up of fine details may block progress.
The Dallas Times Herald reports Oswald delivered a threatening letter to the FBI days before Kennedy's assassination. The note was reportedly destroyed by the PRT and kept secret for 12 years. The FBI has begun an internal inquiry into the visit, destruction, and reporting failures, though the letter did not mention Kennedy.
Ford mingles with society at a Republican fund-raiser after a jostling greeting and slips on wet pavement during a New England swing. Outside John Slocum’s estate about 400 demonstrators set up a portable soup kitchen to protest Rhode Island’s 163 percent unemployment. Ford outlines economic and energy plans and defends congressional actions.
In a 21-hour span nine people died in the vacation town as a Labor Day weekend mood turns somber. Ray Senith of Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center says this is the saddest 24-hour period in the hospital's history.
AFL CIO President George Meany says Alabama Governor Gene Wallace may collect more votes than any other candidate at the 1976 Democratic convention but cannot secure the presidential nomination. He acknowledges Wallace appeals to union rank and file but calls him incompetent and a perfect political demagogue.
Oil controls ending at midnight Sunday may trigger price shifts though officials aim to ease transitions. Federal Energy Administration says a brief revival and gradual removal could deter rapid hikes. Industry surprised by Friday agreement with Ford and lawmakers likely to comply temporarily.
Bando's two out single in the 10th scores Claudel Washington, lifting the Oakland A’s to a 7-4 win over the Boston Red Sox. Washington earned the win. Drago took the loss. A’s extend lead to seven games in the AL West. Red Sox fall one game behind Baltimore in the AL East.
Gary Tischler explores the modern single life after a long stretch of moves and relationships. He notes conflicting feelings of happiness and unhappiness, describes a culture of hoarding independence, and acknowledges social stigma and varied self-image. The piece ends by confessing the ambivalence of the singles world.
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