25 Feb 1973
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1973
Page
1
Ruth Winter argues in a five part piece that marriage is being murdered as first marriages decline while marriages with dual desire to be married rise. Page 3.
A sheriff's posse on horseback and Explorer Scouts joined volunteers in rugged woods hunting for more victims in Santa Cruz county. Herbert W. Midlin, 24, once named most likely to succeed in high school chess, faces 11 of 18 murders blamed on him since August. Four more young women have been found decapitated.
About 150 antiwar activists gathered near the White House to protest continued U.S. involvement in Indochina. They pledged to organize mass demonstrations during South Vietnamese President Thieu's spring visit, marking the first protest at the White House since the 27 cease fire accord. Police called the event peaceful but noisy and led by the National Peace Action Coalition.
Air Force Col. Robinson Risner, held seven years in North Vietnam, urges U S reconstruction aid as he returns from captivity. He states support for helping others and cites U S values. Risner is from Oklahoma City and spoke during a homecoming at Sheppard Air Force Base on his release.
Two Air Force majors freed from North Vietnamese prisons say their captivity felt longer due to antiwar protests and express relief at President Nixon ordering renewed bombing in the north. Maj Norman A. McDaniel of Greensboro and Maj Don A. Reynolds of Bala Cynwyd spoke to reporters after medical checks at Andrews Air Force Base. Reynolds calls the action elating.
Four days after being abducted from his home, 16 year old William H. Brody was freed in real fine shape as his father paid 200000 in ransom. FBI and local police seek three suspects in their 20s to early 30s. authorities say they have leads but provide few details.
The APL-CIQ will dispatch a special team to Saigon to assist the Vietnamese Confederation of Labor in preventing Communist influence in postwar South Vietnam. Jay Lovestone warns that CVT leaders were murdered and subversion attempts were made, with further pressure expected after the peace settlement.
Hayward Review page notes volume 80 number 35 dated today with a 25 cent price. Listing phone 783 6111 appears as a contact line. Publication spans 110 pages.
A playful column imagines Walt Whitman navigating modern American downtowns and fast food chains. It contrasts his epic vision with 20th century dining, spotlighting McDonald’s style icons, prices rising from change, and a cascade of chain eateries like Taco Bell and Jack in the Box.
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