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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1969
Page
2
Joy Ann Jordan 26 of San Francisco was found dead at the International Inn near SFO. Coroner says death appears to be self-inflicted after discovery by a maid. Police await autopsy. she is daughter of Frank Jordan, executive with Pacific Telephone.
The death of 26 year old Doy Ann Jordan, daughter of Frank Jordan, Sacramento general manager for Pacific Telephone, is being investigated at a San Francisco inn near San Francisco International Airport. Coroner says suicide suspected after discovery Saturday night. Evidence includes a slash wound, attempted ingestion of lighter fluid, and a lamp chain around the neck. Miss Jordan, who lived in San Francisco, checked in on Thanksgiving Day. a bag and $83 were found in the room.
Police on Market Street opened fire while arresting three suspects linked to a Union Telegraph robbery. Wesley A. Johnson of Vallejo and Charles W. York of San Francisco were taken into custody after a chase. Bradley Pavejl of Menlo Park was later arrested. all four held for robbery and related charges.
A fire swept a Gilroy home killing Dolores Hernandez thirty and her three week old son John Jr. in a bathroom as husband John failed to rescue them. Grandparents Robert Ortega sixty three and Jennie sixty six escaped while firefighters blamed a malfunctioning heating system.
The Sist annual meet ing of the American Society of Oral Surgeons opened in San Francisco with transplantation of human teeth as a top issue. Delegates from across the nation represent about 1,900 oral surgeons and will discuss diagnoses, extractions, jaw repairs, tumor removals, anesthesia, x ray techniques, and treatment of patients with cardiovascular and metabolic disorders.
More than 300 jurists from the United States Canada and Puerto Rico arrive for the ninth International Conference of the North American Judges Association in San Francisco. Jurists from the Virgin Islands and Guam will attend the five day meeting. John Napier Turner Canadian minister of justice and attorney general will open the proceedings with a talk on The Courts the Poor and the Administration of Justice. President elect M Michael Gordon Houston judge will be installed as NAJA president on Thursday.
San Francisco Episcopal Bishop C Kilmer Myers says Christians need a Pope like figure to unite all Christians. He criticizes Catholic bishops for opposing birth control while urging the Holy See to belong to all, not just Rome. He envisions a leader who frees the world from centuries of ecclesiastical peso and could be the universal Christian pastor.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Maj. Gen. Eugene W. Ridings retired Army officer of World War II. He died at 70 from heart ailment at his Oklahoma home, after a career spanning the Pacific, Brazil, and key invasions including Bougainville, Guadalcanal, and Cebu.
Five developers including an Italian firm compete for the $200 million Yerba Buena project in San Francisco. The field narrowed from 14 to five, bidding for a 25 acre convention commercial and sports complex. Companies listed include Bay Securities and Associates Cle ment Chen Terra California Harold Moose Dillingham Corp Zona Impresit of Italy.
Indian residents on Alcatraz Island swell as 200 to 600 people from many tribes gather, prompting a census to count the population on the 12 acre site. They renovate former prison structures as a cultural and educational center, while demanding negotiations with Interior Secretary Hickel.
SF State President Hayakawa defends a hard line stance after riots and a prolonged student strike. He says he opposes negotiable demands while aiming to restore academic freedom and meet Indian representatives with no preconditions. Also notes Alcatraz incident deaths and New Delhi raids recovering 51 missing children.
Sacramento AP reports Ron aki Reagan has become the governor's top legislative secretary and potent lobbyist. George Steffes says Reagan will press a major 1970 program and engage lawmakers earlier to push through it as he seeks a second term.
Authorities seized 65 machine guns 50 000 rounds of ammunition bomb components Nazi uniforms and a radar communications center in three Los Angeles area raids. Four men were arrested and booked for violating the 1968 federal gun control act as agents pursued possible ties to a radical group.
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