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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1973

Page

5

Running for mayor Bobby Seale campaign in Oakland faces early mixed reception

The Black Panther Party leader Bobby Seale, 35, campaigns in Oakland for mayor with a nine district plan and federal funds aimed at creating jobs. He stresses community programs and ballot outreach while facing skepticism from some black leaders and white voters alike. Seale warns of using tax money to benefit residents and envisions Oakland as a revolutionary camp if elected.

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B52 Flyers Learn War’s Harsh Reality Over Indochina

UPI reports B52 crews, once distant from danger, now face intense combat over North Vietnam, Laos, and South Vietnam after Nixon lifted bombing limits. Crews describe missiles, SAS ambushes, and brutal, fatigue-filled missions from U Tapao and Guam bases.

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Livermore High secretary blends humor with discipline

Livermore resident and 1950 graduate Diane Andrade serves as principal Paul Reginaro's secretary at Livermore High. She calls the office the hub of activity, notes the need for concentration, and recalls humorous memories from 20 years in schools. Andrade stresses balanced discipline, preferring humor to harshness, and advocates guiding students by conscience amid changing attitudes. In earlier years she worked at Amador High, counting kneeling skirts and permissiveness among memories.

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