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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1973
Page
2
Buckingham Palace confirms Prince Charles drove a car that collided with two others near Mrs. Leonard Guppy’s Preston residence. No injuries were reported and Charles continued in another vehicle en route from Portland where he attends a naval course.
Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan meets Henry Kissinger amid tense cease-fire lines and a possible Geneva peace conference start on December 18. Egyptian Foreign Minister Fahmi supports Geneva, while Dayan notes continued military concentrations and a fragile cease-fire needing a stable separation of forces.
A doorway scuffle near a federal building escalated to a razor attack and gunfire. Senate Watergate investigator Tom Hopkins slashed and fired, wounding assailant George Session who was later arraigned on federal counts. Deputy marshals detained Session as bystanders and a Commerce Committee investigator Carl Rizer was wounded by a stray bullet.
In November unemployment climbed to 4.7 percent with 195,000 more jobseekers joining the labor force. The Labor Department notes fuel shortages from the Arab oil boycott may push joblessness higher in December and January. White unemployment edged up to 4.2 percent while black unemployment rose sharply from .3 to ? as economists forecast further declines amid rising fuel costs.
The FBI released J Edgar Hoover 1968 COINTELPRO memos under a court order detailing a secret program to expose disrupt and neutralize New Left organizations. Outlined May 10 1968 and ended April 28 1971 the plan aimed to frustrate recruitment and monitor activists.
Rosalinda Avila, a 12 year old Mexican orphan with club feet, will undergo surgery at the California Podiatry Hospital next week after help from California supporters. She has lived in a chicken coop during the day and in an orphanage at La Piedad. Expected to walk for the first time by her 13th birthday, she will wear a cast for three months before returning to Mrs. Donald Eldridge in Cupertino.
In Buenos Aires a new kidnapping attempt targets an American executive at the Esso Cagna refinery. Eight armed guerrillas abducted the plant manager Victor Samuelson as threats against foreign workers rise. An Exxon spokesman confirms no ransom yet. The incident follows the murder of Ford executive John Swint and marks a growing exodus of American families from Argentina.
G Sigurjonsson of Teeland and Norman Weinstein of Boston tied for first with 6.5 points each. Sigurjonsson defeated Karklins of Chicago while Weinstein beat Greg DeFatis of Chicago. Fourth place James Tarjan of Berkeley, California beat Zvonko Janesic of Canada. Tarjan stands on 5.5 points.
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