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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1972
Page
12
Washington AEC reports potential 13th and 14th underground nuclear explosions by the Soviet Union over the weekend. Seismic readings suggest one near 2 kilotons and another between 6 megatons and 1 megaton, both linked to the Semipalatinsk test area.
Seventhed meeting of SALT I NEVA United 5S and Soviet negotiators today reached progress on several issues during a short pre Christmas session begun November 21. The talks discuss a standing Consultative Committee to supervise SALT agreements and a bilateral commission to enforce limits on ABM sites and counts. A five year freeze on offensive intercontinental ballistic missiles remains a core issue.
A 4 %-year-old Berkeley woman says a man picked her up in San Francisco, drove to a deserted warehouse area, forced her to undress, and tried to assault her. She fled, leaving clothes behind, as a reserve officer found the naked woman standing on a copier after about 10 minutes and alerted Oakland police.
United Bay Area Crusade announces the resignation of executive vice president James P. Mergens after three years in office. He will leave in April to join United Way of America, guiding the national network of 3500 Crusade affiliates aiding San Francisco and surrounding counties. UBAC completed its 172nd fundraising drive last week, taking in $4 million, $1 million over the 1971 goal.
Mary E. Blaine, 38, was cited for battery after allegedly striking a Youth Guidance Center operator with her fists and shoe during a phone call about her son’s stabbing case. She must appear in Municipal Court on December 19 for arraignment. Witnesses say she hit Brenda Green, 22, at the Probation Department.
In Dar es Salaam Tanzanian authorities report 15 people sentenced to death for clove smuggling. Eleven are Kenyans and four are Zanzibaris. The defendants pled guilty in a People's Court trial. A mandatory death penalty for clove smuggling was introduced earlier this year, part of a drive to curb trafficking that costs about 2.3 million dollars annually.
Daniel P. Moynihan Harvard professor and former Nixon domestic affairs adviser is named ambassador to India. The appointment follows Nixon's prior offer of the UN post after Moynihan completed a White House stint in January 1971.
Six suspects arrested in a scheme to smuggle 1000 pounds of marijuana valued at 200000 from Mexico to Seattle by air. Nevada State Narcotics Division traced the plane to Hawthorne. Suspects include Wayne Nichols 31 and Richard Campbell 28 among others. five others detained after federal officers coordinated the case.
Sixty five Haitians, including children and a pregnant woman, arrived in Pompano Beach aboard a sailboat anchored near an oceanfront resort at about 4 03 a m EST. Sheriff Lt Tamburello said several were sick or elderly and that the group had left Haiti on November 23.
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South Vietnamese militiamen say a 250 man Communist battalion was routed and a second pursued in swamps 40 miles west of Saigon. North Vietnam shot down a pilotless drone near Hanoi as U S bombers carried out 19 raids in North and South Vietnam. General Minh reports only one battalion engaged in major deployment from Cambodia with surrounding moves aiming to trap remaining forces near Tay Ninh.
London dispatch reports a new crisis phase in the Sino Soviet clash as Beijing accuses Moscow of aggressive aims in the Far East. China seeks to bolster conventional forces and accelerate a nuclear buildup while Moscow concentrates 45 army divisions near the Soviet frontier with rockets and planes ready in outer Mongolia. Peking fears Kremlin pressure on Hanoi as Vietnam peace nears alters Southeast Asia balance.
John Lamoreaux, 41, a Canadian, received a three year suspended sentence and was ordered to remain out of the United States. He must repay 8,300 to the Stevens Creek branch of Central Valley National Bank after pleading guilty to one embezzlement count. Two counts were dismissed. prosecutors said he had repaid 6,500 and 5,200. Lamoreaux was arrested July 21 by the RCMP while city treasurer of Ravenhurst, Ontario, after a long FBI manhunt.
Mrs. Kenneth Delancey, wife of a Kitty Hawk sailor, told the House Armed Services subcommittee that racial fighting aboard the carrier began in San Diego and continued since it sailed for Vietnam. She said the widely publicized Oct 12 15 clash was not the only incident and urged open discussion.
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