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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1972
Page
1
The report cites three secret memos stamping Secret-Sensitive and describes Kissinger weighing covert arms support to Pakistan during the Indo Pakistani war. It notes the Washington Special Action Group discussed aid and mentions leaks prompting a White House inquiry and quotes Kissinger about pressure from the President.
A memo released by Anderson cites Kissinger discussing potential emergency requests from Pakistan as Indian advances intensified in East Pakistan. It notes that the president may honor such requests, while stressing the U.S. would not support third-country arms transfers and had already decided not to sell to Pakistan as of last January.
Former San Lorenzo High football coach John Ralston resigns after two-year tenure from 1953 to 1955. He later led the Denver Broncos as his first NFL head coaching role, noted for Rose Bowl upsets including 27 to 17 over Ohio State and 13 to 12 over Michigan.
A grassroots group named the Alternative to Congress man Miller Committee plans to pick a candidate January 16 after setting a platform at a meeting tonight. Oakland attorney Clarence Davis and Rev. Thomas Chesterman of St Christopher's in San Lorenzo have expressed interest in challenging Miller in the Democratic primary. Miller, seated in Alameda, San Lorenzo, Castro Valley, and nearby areas, has not yet announced a 15th term, while saying a decision will come in a month and noting age as a recurring issue.
Eleven year old Juliane Koepcke survived a Christmas Eve Peruvian airliner crash. She wandered jungle for days, built a raft to reach a woodcutters camp, then was flown to a missionary center near Pucallpa and reunited with her father. Her mother is missing.
In Oakland superior court the first round of the dispute over The International Kitchen Inc unfolds with a jury impaneled and a gag order. Dan Bodily sues manager Harry Von Quernet Jr. for possession and rent damages totaling $22,500 as of mid July after rent arrears since April 1971.
City study prepared by Police Chief Jan Fabbri and Public Services Manager Lawrence Milnes links vandalism in Fremont parks to adult neglect and social decay. It rejects hardline enforcement and urges broader park security improvements for future sites amid ongoing complaints about Noll, Blacow, Patterson, Rix, and Vallejo Mills School Park.
Hayward city councilman Daniel Cooper, veteran of 12 years, said he will not run for re election in April in a satirical proclamation. His decision adds to incumbents not seeking re election, as Tom Nevean has also said he will forego another term.
Continued cool weather is expected through tomorrow with rain in sight. Tomorrow's high will be in the 50s and tonight's low from the upper 40s to low 40s. Light winds are forecast this evening.
The Pay Board rejected its first junior contract by a 5 to 0 vote, denying a 12 percent raise for aerospace workers. An informed source said no specific figure was rolled back and the motion to approve the raise was defeated. The board recessed with potential to set guidelines for future labor negotiations.
Hayward's Rocky Conley closed his 24 hour Chevron station for a brief protest over staffing. He reopens as job seekers flood in, with three hires already made and wide public support cited. He reports no critics and says the public supports speaking the truth.
President Nixon approves a 5.5 billion space shuttle development aimed at a manned reusable vehicle with unmanned payloads and civilian military use. NASA and leaders outline a six year build, with Houston as system integrator and possible end of decade operational date.
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