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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1973

Page

1

Witness says holdout juror discussed Corona case with minivan

Naomi Underwood, 62, signs statement claiming juror spoke to her about the Juan Corona murder trial the night before the verdict. Defense lawyer Richard Hawk says he will refer the statement for possible duty tampering investigation. Page 2 notes Nixon oath scene with the First Lady at the second inaugural.

Juan V. Corona Naomi Underwood Juan Corona Yale Richard Hawk Pat Nixon Richard Nixon

Parade crowds brave cold for Nixon inaugural parade

Tens of thousands endure biting wind along Pennsylvania Avenue after Nixon's swearing in as antiwar protesters hurl objects at the presidential motorcade. The traditional parade proceeds despite frigid conditions as the president and Mrs Nixon ride in the lead limousine.

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College fee hike urged in legislative report

A legislative report recommends raising student fees by up to 1700 percent at California colleges and universities. The increase would generate about one billion dollars annually to fund an expanded student aid program for low income students. The Academy for Educational Development of Palo Alto conducted the financing study for the Joint Legislative Committee on the Master Plan for Higher Education, which released the report.

California Academy For Educational Development, Inc Palo Alto

Nixon aides spark Latino resentment over White House moves

Spanish speaking Nixon supporters express distress at removal from top posts. Ben Vernandes of Los Angeles, former chairman of the National Hispanic Finance Committee and co chair to Maurice Stans, says the administration’s attitude toward Latinos who worked for Nixon is troubling. The list allegedly includes Phillip Sanchez, head of the Office of Economic Opportunity, and Carlos Villareal, head of the Urban Mass Transportation Administration.

Nixon Ben Vernandes Los Angeles National Hispanic Finance Committee Maurice Stans Republican Finance Committee White House Phillip Sanchez Office of Economic Opportunity Carlos Villareal Urban Mass ‘Transportation Administration Transportation Department

Secret Keelhaul document alleged by Epstein

The Daily Oklahoman reports a secret document detailing allied involvement in repatriating anti-communist Russians after World War II. Julius Epstein of Palo Alto, 71, said the Angl o American file code named Operation Keelhaul exists and he had pursued it since 1954, via Page 4.

Oklahoman Oklahoma City Julius Epstein Pato Alto Lincoln University San Francisco Epstein

Athens jails dissidents in military court ruling

A military court in Athens jailed a leader of an anti-regime group for four years after he admitted plotting to kidnap the US ambassador and hijack an airliner. The case also involved Stathis Panagoulis and 12 others, with a 20 month sentence for Italian magazine publisher Lorna Caliglia.

Stathis Panagoulis Lorna Caliglia

Review page item from Hayward California edition

In Hayward California the Review issue number 1001 marks a vel var edition priced at 25 cents. The page 25 contains standard local notices and brief items typical of the era.

Hayward California

The Enigmatic Rick Sadler Guides Fighters to Glory

Rick Sadler, famed fight manager, musician and con man, rose from a freight train ride forty years ago to guide boxers like George Foreman and Joe Frazier toward heavyweight title dreams. He recounts a life of rough beginnings, hard travels, and first class living as he pursued boxing across the country.

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