Japanese Soldier Survives 28 Years in Guam Jungle
Saiga Yokoi, a Japanese Army tailor drafted in World War II, lived 28 years in Guam’s jungles after escaping American forces. Found by hunters near Agana, he described surviving on nuts and fruits, avoiding snakes, and learning to craft clothes from tree bark fibers with a home made shrimp trap nearby. He said his two companions died of starvation in a cave.
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Agana
Guam
UPI
Pacbfic Island
Shoichi
Yokui
Yokoi Lold
Yokoi
Nagoya
Tokyo
Yokei
Japan
James Shinsaku
Amily
Nixon to address nation on Vietnam pullout
President Nixon will deliver a nationally televised and radio address from the Oval Office at 5 30 p m EST amid reports of a possible total U S troop withdrawal in exchange for POW releases. The White House did not specify policy areas but indicated caution in comments.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Oval Office
Ziegler
Senate Armed Services Committee
Bronke
Evel
Reagan asks aide accused of bribe to resign position
In Sacramento AP Reagan asks Kerry Mulligan chief of water pollution control to quit after a Honolulu bribery warrant. Mulligan 47 served three years since appointment, denied details, and said there was no outside work disclosure from his side. Reagan cited conflict of interest rules and noted no compromise with such errors.
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Reagan
Sacramento
California
Honolulu
Reagan i
Kerry W. Mulligan
Mulligan
Leagues On the Water Board
Barry Chung
Kenneth Mason
Dan Wilkins
San Raphael
Mason
Wilkins
Bethel Ohis
Mago
Turbine
Committee blasts road commission over land mismanagement
Sacramento AP says the State Highway Commission mishandles about 100 million dollars of excess land and lacks records for hundreds of parcels. Auditors charged slow property sales and inadequate budget review, with Little Hoover Commission findings and calls for tighter oversight.
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Sacramento
State Highway Commission
Little Hoover Commission
Jackson
William Merrifield
Highway Department
Mecrifield
Highway Commission
Merrifield
Bruce Franklin ouster spurs protests at Stanford campus
Demonstrators clash with police overnight at Stanford as H. Bruce Franklin is ousted for inciting students. A bomb threat forced evacuation of Envina Hall and a minor fire at the computing center caused little damage. Deputies remained on campus after dawn.
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Stanford
UPT
Stanford University
Envina
University
Ahat
Wie
Mbit
H. Bruce Franklin
Franklin
Alameda Bay Area Update in The Daily Review
Brief item from Hayward California dated Tuesday January 25 1972 notes routine regional happenings. It mentions Alameda and surrounding coverage in a concise local news brief.
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Hayward
California
Chisholm Announces Democratic Presidential Candidacy
Rep Shirley Chisholm delivers formal bid at Concord Baptist Church Brooklyn declaring she runs for the Democratic nomination as a candidate of the people. She notes she is not running as a black woman but as a representative for all citizens.
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Shirley Chisholm
New York
Concord Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Chisholm
Sneman
Congress
Bay Area Snow Forecast Sparks Record Hype
The forecast predicts real snow for Bay Area mountains with South County seeing mainly showers. Highs reach the upper 40s to low 50s, and overnight lows dip into the upper 20s to near 30s as wild temperature swings continue.
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Bay Area
South County
Page m
Three bids named for Hayward cable TV contract
Hayward officials consider three proposals from Teleprompter, CablecomGeneral, and L.V.O. Cable of Hayward Inc for the city’s cable franchise. Local investors are tied to L.V.O. Cable, which faces questions about California operations and stock issuance.
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Hayward
John Cambus
Cable of
Hayward, Inc
Cablecom- General
Calif
Teleprompter Corp
Cambus
West
Sty
L.V.0
Cable of Hayward
California
LV.0
H. Marshall Jansen
Hayward Unified School District
Charles Bray
B Stree
Hayward residents deported from Mexico after prison stay
Santana and two others returned to the Bay Area after a week in Mexico City jails. They had been in the city to bail out a Hayward woman tied to a bond posted by their agency. At Oakland International Airport they spoke of their ordeal and their oath of US citizenship taken in Mexico City.
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Hayward
Charlie Santana
United States
Ater
Mexico City
Brabasay
Messay
Kim Gaitrina
Josephine Mills
Houston
Bay Area
Santana
Catrina
Hayward Haid
Mexico
Mexia
Mic
Mills
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Shaichi Yokoi
Paris
Vietnam
Art
William Porter
William P. Rogers
Porter
Edward W. Browle
R.moss
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennnsylvania
Brooke
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Saii
Sen
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Rte
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State Department of Public Works
H. Herbert
Dacxson
L. H. Baleoinhh
Independent
Commission On State Government
Division of Highways
Halcomb
Bruce Franklin
Ole Student Union
Alameda
Ann Landers
Women's World
Corporal
Newark
CablecomGeneral
San Pablo
Robert Smith
Harry White
San Jose
White
L.V.O. Cable, Inc
Tulsa
Okla
L.V.G
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Teigprompter
Teleprompter
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Penniny
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