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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1975

Page

8

Sam Alexander brings Casablanca tunes to Philadelphia bar

In Philadelphia Sam Alexander, a pianist at a downtown bar, charms patrons with As Time Goes By and memories of Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, Frank Sinatra, and Bessie Smith. He never became a big star, but he finds success by making people happy and performing the greats he grew up with across Detroit, Baltimore, Washington, and Los Angeles.

Philadelphia UPI Sam Alexander Humphrey Bogart Arumor Sam Bogart Louis Armstrong Bessie Smith Duke Ellington South Philadelphi Casablanca Donly Wilson Benny Goodmat Glenn Miller Frank Sinatra Marion Anderson Five Barons Detroit Baltimore Washington Los Angeles Vin Heey

Women Tend Bar and Run Venues in Las Vegas

In Las Vegas women are described tending bars and managing establishments while some work in brothels. Commissioner David Kanter introduces a response to a proposed reform calling the law stupid and unconstitutional, framing the debate over women’s roles in the local nightlife industry.

Las Vegas New David Kanter

FBI denies heavy handed search on Pine Ridge killings

The FBI rejects claims of heavy handed tactics in a Pine Ridge Oglala Sioux Reservation manhunt for those linked to the killings of agents Jack Coler and Ronald Williams. About 200 agents scoured the 3000 acre reservation for 16 suspects amid clashes. AIM member rumors circulated as South Dakota officials blamed BIA superintendent Kenneth Cumming for delays and bungling in the investigation.

Oglala 3.D UPI FBI Pine Ridge Oglala ‘Sioux Tom Coll Jack Coler Ronald Williams Herman Thunder Hawk Toll American Indian Movement

Three Oil Firms Raise Gas Prices in NY and Houston

Three major oil companies boosted wholesale gasoline prices on Tuesday in New York with Atlantic Fitchfield adding 2 cents per gallon across marketing areas Texaco Inc lifting all grades by 1.4 cents and Drungerd Oil of Indians increasing by 3 cents A Shell of Co announcement in Houston on Monday cited a 5 to 6 cent per gallon mix in gasoline and distillates along with jet fuel increases The move followed federal cost pass through rules and reflected tariff and entitlement program effects and Shell paid about 74 million dollars in related fees in the first half of the year

New York UPI Atlantic Fitchfield Texaco, Inc Houston Shell of Co Shell Federal Energy Administration

Public Workers Strike Stages Picket Lines Across Pennsylvania

Thousands of state employees picket government office buildings statewide in a landmark public sector walkout. AFSCME officials led by Gerald McEntee accuse Gov. Milton Shapp of attempting to break the union after rejecting a 3.5 percent wage offer costing about 27.5 million annually.

Harrisburg Afscme McEntee Shapp

Dennis Banks Avoids Pine Ridge Reservation Visit

Dennis Banks and other AIM leaders say they are staying away from South Dakota's Pine Ridge Reservation due to fear the FBI will blame the killings of two agents on them. In a Minneapolis Tribune interview, Banks said he canceled plans to go last Friday after reports AIM was linked to bombings and shootings at Mt. Rushmore and a Bureau of Indian Affairs office in Alameda. He voiced concern about possible conspiracy indictments if he entered the reservation to negotiate.

Wounded Knee Turaday Joseph Stuns AIM Ruth Stunts Monticello Ind Stunts Washington South Dakota William Janklow Kenneth Cumming Bureau of Indian Affairs Reservation Aberdeen Red Cross Janklow Sioux Falls KELO Cumming Minneapolis Minn UPI American Indiana Movement Dennis Banks Pine Ridge FBI Banka Mt. Rushmore Alameda Calif Banks Custer D.C

Health News: Nerves Are Signals Not A Disease

Dr Keith A Fair from Palmer Graduate explains nervousness is a symptom of underlying physical issues not a disease. He cautions that ignoring it and using pills masks problems and may lead to chronic conditions. urges proper diagnosis and nerve system testing. Chiropractic Corporation at Fremont offers evaluation.

Fair

Immigration official accused of bribe paying for visas

A grand jury in Newark indicted Herman S. Klegman, 34, assistant director of travel control at the U S Immigration and Naturalization Service, on charges that he accepted about 26500 in bribes to approve resident visas for Chinese waiters and cooks in New York and other cities. He allegedly conspired with a New York restaurant owner to collect payoffs from illegally employed workers starting in 1960.

Newark UPI New York Herman S. Klegman Klegman U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service Office Travel Control Bureau Kregman

Two men kidnap six, shoot 2 in two robberies

Two men abducted six persons in a spree spanning Iowa Colorado and Kansas, robbed two pairs, wounded two men, and left a victim locked in a car trunk. Mackie Smothers 19 and Leonard Coleman 22 of Omaha were arrested on I 70 in Russell after holding a Colorado family group hostage and facing federal kidnapping charges. Local and state authorities planned additional charges in Iowa and Kansas.

Omaha Kay David Bellevue Neb Pat Moore Dennis Croghan Council Bluff FBI Kansas Scott Tuttle Wakeeney Colorado Smothers Coleman Russell Iowa

Gas fumes kill five at processing plant

In Columbus Indiana? Ohio rendering plant Inland Products Inc. five workers died from suspected toxicgas asphyxiation after entering a pit where entrails are processed. Ten others injured. Names include Gary Fulton Bill Stevens Franklin Doyle Wendell Tackett Chris Spaulding.

Columbus, Ohio UPL Volunter Inland Products, Inc Franklin Township M. E. Olney Gary Fulton Columbus Bill Stevens Amanda Chis Plaid Franklin Doyle Chillicothe Ohio Wendell Tackett Orient Chris Spaulding

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