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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1973
Page
2
John V. Tunney and his wife Mieke were divorced in Riverside by Judge Thomas Bucciarelli after almost 15 years. The record remains sealed, custody granted with Tunney alternating weekends and half the summer, while the wife will reside in Washington, D.C. with the couple’s three children.
LOS ANGELES AP A spokesman for Overdrive predicts a nationwide truckers strike on January 31 with 100,000 independent operators likely to shut down. The demands include an independent audit of oil reserves, end to diesel allocations for trucks, a diesel cap of 82 cents per gallon, and a nationwide 15 mph speed limit or return to state limits.
A UC California scientist Dr. Jay A. Levy reports Swiss mice once thought cancer virus free actually harbor such viruses. He notes these viruses grow only in other animals and not in mice, supporting a theory that hereditary cancer viruses exist in all animals, including humans. Further work aims to grow human-like particles in animal tissues and uncover the protective mechanism that stops cancer-virus activity.
Deanna Smith, a three year old from Garden City, Michigan, died Christmas Eve after a Mexico trip in search of a cancer cure. Her parents Linda and Donald Smith recalled her cheerful resilience as she opened gifts before death and highlighted the laetrile pursuit and fundraiser support from Detroit area residents.
Police refused a woman's request to use the TIPSY service, Transport of Intoxicated Persons Safely at Yuletide, to go from her home to downtown bar. Lt. Steve Stout said the service, run since 1969, does not operate that way.
Nashville broadcast cites highly placed sources that James Earl Ray claims involvement in a conspiracy to kill Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Ray allegedly attached a writ naming several money sources to a court document. Federal officials say no such filing has been received.
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