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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1975

Page

4

Man behind Christmas party brings joy to youths in Hayward

Earl Tucker, an aircraft maintenance technician with the California Air National Guard in Hayward, started a Christmas program in 1969 for disadvantaged children. The event, run with local schools and community partners, features gifts, a Disney film, a helicopter visit from Tucker as Santa, and tours of the base. The program earned the DoD Domestic Affairs Award in 1972 and continues to rely on volunteers, donations, and careful gift matching to avoid duplicates.

Hayward Earl Tucker Tucker California Air National Guard Guard Santa Claus Marines Wichita Kan Navy Air Force 12Th Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Group Winton Avenue Herb Brown Treeview School Treeview Bidwell Odsen Guard Fam 12Th Aerospace “Rescue and Recovery Group Oiece Sgt Charles Cappia Department of Defense

Teaneck Family Mourns After Five Die In Masked Home Tragedy

About 1,000 relatives and neighbors gathered at a Teaneck church for the funeral of Wesley Diggs wife Jean 39 and children Allison 18 Audrey 17 Wesley Jr 12 and Rodger 5 found shot in their suburban home. Rev. Robert Chase led prayers as investigators seek motive and suspects while Diggs earlier passed a lie detector test. Police say the victims likely knew their killer and Bergen County detectives attended the burial at Paramus's George Washington Memorial Park.

Teaneck UPI Wesley Diggs Diggs Robert Chase Presbyterian Church of Jean Allison Audrey Wesley Jr Rodger Bergen County George Washington Memorial Park Paramus

Joan Little Sought by Police for Bond Papers

RALEIGH NC UP I reports Joan Little failed to appear for the third day to sign bond certification papers. An all points bulletin was issued for her arrest after she was granted bond during appeals over a Beaufort County murder case. Attorney Paul posted her bond but neither she nor he was reached.

Raleigh, H.C UPI Joan Little Beaufort County State Court of Appeals Miss Little Apis Wat Saariad Jerry. Paul Linnea Supreme Court Adrian Newton Paul

Suspect to Face Black Panther on UK manhunt

Police plan to confront the so called Black Panther, the target of Britain s longest running manhunt, near Mansfield. The killer is wanted for four murders since February 1974 including the Lesley Whittle kidnapping and death. George Smith, the only survivor of an encounter, aided the capture.

England Black Panther Mansfield Lesley Whittle George Smith Miss Whittle Smith Panther Cmdr John Morrison Scotland Yard Maloe Kaling

Army general Cancer kills refugee camp director

Brig. Gen. James W. Cannon who opened the nation s largest refugee center at Ft Chaffee Ark died of lung cancer at Reynolds Army Hospital after learning of his illness three months earlier. A veteran of Vietnam he led II Corps Artillery and commanded Fort Chaffee s Task Force New Arrival before directing Fort Indiantown Gap s refugee center. He retired Nov 3 after 27 years active duty and is survived by his wife Sally Anne Obitz Cannon and two sons.

FT. Sill Okla UPI James W. Cannon Ft. Chaffee Ark Reynolds Army Hospital Vietnam Cannon Sii Corps Artillery Washington Walter Reed Army Medical Center Army Fort Indiantown Gap Chaffee Barre Cannan Pittsburgh St. Charles High School Detroit University of Nebraska At Omaha Sally Anne Obitz Cannon Michael Mark

Fraser leads conservatives to lopsided Australian victory

Caretaker Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser's coalition swept the election, gaining a large House majority as Labor chief Gough Whitlam conceded defeat. Whitlam blamed 16 percent inflation and 409,000 unemployed, while Fraser vowed responsibility and integrity in government to repair the damage.

Sydney Australia UPI Malcolm Fraser Conservative Gough Whitlam Labor Party Fraser Melbourne Labor Whitlam House of Representatives Liberal Party Harold Holt Contre

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