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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1968
Page
5
Left handed marksman David Woboril from Brookfield Wisconsin competes in the Jaycees International BB Gun Championships at Levelling Texas as part of a program to promote gun safety and youth marksmanship. Rod Meves of Brookfield Wisconsin is the orthodox shooter in this event.
In Hong Kong, reproductions of a painting showing Mao Zedong are sold amid claims it credits Mao for a 1922 Anyuan miners strike. Most references attribute the strike to Liu Shaoqi, then a 24 year old organizer, with Mao later seeking to downplay his role while praising the movement’s influence.
Veteran Honolulu photographer Murray Beleler founder of Photo Hawaii and former Associated Press photo editor in Washington New York and San Francisco died Friday at Queen’s Medical Center Hawaii after heart failure he was 58 and had long battled heart disease. Beleler helped select the famous Iwo Jima flag raising photo and later ran his Hawaii studio.
Berlin AP reports photographer Joe Rosenthal’s Iwo Jima flag raising image helped raise pension pay for men over 60. The Pulitzer Prize winning photo influenced postwar editing and benefits, according to Communist sources cited in the claim.
At the first International Convention of Comic Art in New York, old comics once ten cent editions now fetch up to 150 dollars. Editors, cartoonists, and mainly teenagers attend through Sunday. Howard Rogofsky, 21, sold a 1939 first edition Marvel Mystery for 330 dollars. Glenn Farley, 15, says he reads old comics to learn what people liked then.
SAN FRANCISCO AP Aboard Seaboard World Airlines DC8, chief stewardess Terry Carr recalls the 1 hour forced landing on Iturup Island as teams of 214 Vietnam bound personnel observed a wary welcome. She describes Russians as warm yet fearful, noting friendly pilots and polite responses but mutual caution, and the crew’s departure with a friendly farewell.
New York AP report notes the Youth International Party promotes a pamphlet promising free items from food to livestock. It claims introductory offers include free records books and merchandise and hints at government buffalo incentives if costs are covered.
Shirley Wesbrook and Ruth Tenion of Wichita Park Texas study their flight plan before the first leg of the Powder Putt Derby. Seventy six planes entered the cross country race starting in Van Nuys heading to Phoenix a 2469 mile route ending in Savannah Georgia.
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