Nixon invites world to celebrate United States bicentennial
President Nixon delivered an Independence Day address prepared for nationwide release in which he called for a unprecedented world invitation to visit the United States during the nation’s bicentennial year. He urged travel industry cooperation and expected millions of foreign visitors to join in the Americas’ 200th birthday celebrations coordinated by the Bicentennial Commission.
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Daily Review I consolidation and continuation notice
The Daily Review carries a consolidation and continuation from The Morning News published in Hayward California on July 4, 1972. This 54 page issue is priced at 10 cents and records page 793-0111 listings.
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McGovern suit on delegation heard by court
A three judge panel in Washington heard McGovern and Daley backers challenge to winner take all primaries. Judge George L. Hart said the issue centers on party convention rules not constitutional questions. The hearing follows tensions over seating Daley delegates at the Miami Beach convention.
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Fourth of July Parade Brightens Heyward With Balloons
Epy Ward's annual parade sponsored by the South Heyward Lions Club drew a quartet of children amid balloons. The event offered a cheerful display though some views were partially obscured by the youngsters. Photos with more sights appear on page nine.
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North and South Korea Reach Secret Peace Unification Pledge
Negotiations, held in secrecy, produced a joint agreement for peaceful unification and reduced tensions. South Korea’s Lee Hu Rai and North Korea’s Kim Noung Joo signed the accord in Seoul and Pyongyang, with U.S. Deputy Secretary Gerald Warren noting Nixon welcomed the development as a hopeful sign for stability.
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Copter-borne unit paves way for Quang Tri capture
Vietnamese reconnaissance teams aided by a fake helicopter carried out the initial push toward Quang Tri city as South Vietnamese forces moved into Mai Ligh and a nearby combat base two miles northwest. U S advisers warned of a tough fight ahead while North Vietnamese artillery shelled Hue, with about 48,000 troops believed in the broader operation.
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Hayward considers housing land sale to Oakland Acorn
Hayward city council will review a one year option offer from Oakland Acorn Inc to buy city owned land for a scattered site rental housing project for low and moderate income tenants under the federal Section 296 program. The proposal covers four sites along Patrick Avenue C and Alive streets Fillet Street and Harder Road near California State University Hayward. A tentative offer of 165000 is on the table subject to appraisal as the council weighs replacing housing and addressing freeway construction needs.
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Weather Outlook for Wednesday and Thursday
The forecast calls for another mild day with temperatures in the 70s and evening cloudiness. Lows around the upper 60s to near 70, with no major disruptions expected.
Spassky Refuses Fischer World Chess Title Match
Spassky said he would not play the world championship opener in Reykjavik until a solution is found after Fischer was fined for delaying the start and missing opening ceremonies. The USSR leader voiced indignation and warned the match may not proceed, with FIDE president Kline calling the situation self-defeating.
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