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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1971
Page
2
In Mindanao, Philippines, officials report discovery of the Tasudays, a tribe living in rain forest isolation, reportedly never tasting salt or sugar and not using tobacco. Dr. Robert Pax of the Presidential Assistance for National Minorities comments on their isolation.
Wholesale pines rose 4 percent in June, matching May and near the year’s average for the first five months, as the Labor Department reported. The index stood at 114.0 of the 1987 average, with inflation showing no marked improvement or deterioration and wholesale food prices up modestly while meat and certain dairy products declined.
Two bodies were found early today in an apartment above a dry cleaning plant rammed by an ally. Firemen reported the blast triggered a three alarm fire controlled about 6:30 a.m. with one injured driver unidentified. The two story dry cleaning plant and adjacent structures were burned as responders searched another building with broken windows.
A Defense Language Institute soldier died and another was seriously injured in an early morning car crash east of Pacific Grove on California 88. Kanto Digravia, 1, of Fairfield Connecticut, was killed. Michael Edward Burbank, 21, of Bald Knob, allegedly drove the car off the road and down an embankment.
In New York three armed robbers shot two Brinks guards and an elevator operator at the Municipal Building and escaped by car across the Brooklyn Bridge with a bag of $142,000. An off duty police officer fired at the fleeing car as it sped away. The three wounded were reported in unknown condition.
In San Francisco a 44 year old man identified as John G Hudson died after swallowing a balloon filled with powdered heroin during narcotics investigations in the Tenderloin. Coroner's office tests follow the incident at Central Emergency Hospital hours later. Police say the man had been under surveillance and had previously swallowed evidence multiple times.
British troops used rubber bullets and CS gas to disperse crowds angry over the deaths of two suspects shot by soldiers. The unrest in the predominantly Catholic Ro man Catholic area eased in the early morning hours as army spokesmen reported control. A mine near Armagh damaged an army land rover. four soldiers were nearby, one seriously hurt. London announced 500 more troops from the King's Own Scottish Borderers to Northern Ireland for the July 12 Orange Order celebrations, bringing total to 11,190.
The body of Louis Armstrong was being buried in a neighborhood cemetery far from New Orleans where he grew up. Services were at Long Island Episcopal Church in Queens with his fourth wife Lucile present. About 500 invited mourners were expected for four tributes to the Ambassador, who died in his sleep earlier that morning.
Washington AP reports the National Zoo mourns Moni the white tiger as one of only three known white tigers in the United States. Moni, youngest of four cubs, died Thursday from unknown causes. siblings Marel and others were crushed by their mother.
A two person Cessna piloted by Richard Sawyer of Los Gatos California and Norman Labrelle of Notany New South Wales Australia requested assistance. The Coast Guard intercepted the twin engine plane about 145 miles east of Honolulu and escorted it to a safe landing in Honolulu.
Vice President Spiro T Agnew lauded the quiet diplomacy of Americans living in Arab lands during a speech in Jeddah Saudi Arabia He spoke to about 600 expatriates under near 100 degree heat at Ambassador Tha chers residence garden and urged confidence in the U S government.
Cranston California Senator Cranston has introduced legislation to allow about 2 million college students living away from home to register and vote at their colleges rather than parental addresses. The bill would amend the Voting Rights Act to permit this practice, aligning with recent youth voter reforms.
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration proposes $11 million in direct military aid to Greece this fiscal year with additional arms sales and excess equipment totaling Greece’s share of $2 billion in foreign military assistance. Proxmire urged public release of figures while noting broader aid totals for 43 nations.
Fragmented public notice text from The Polly Review, Inc listing November Easter Bay area publishing details. Mentions Hayward and Alameda County addresses, rates, and office contacts with scattered words and mis-spellings.
AP reports the Nixon administration has largely dropped its $1.064 trillion GNP goal for 1971 as inflation fears rise. Paul McCracken warned that pushing to the target could accelerate inflation, with unemployment expected to fall but inflation stubborn. The decision reflects a shift away from tax cuts and a preference for restraining monetary and fiscal stimulus.
Treasury Undersecretary Charles B. Walker told Senate Banking Committee the $250 million government loan guarantee to Lockheed Aircraft Corp. is vital to the economy. He urged separating the Lockheed aid from broader measures, warning a bankruptcy would shake confidence. Pentagon study challenges Lockheed cost recovery, predicting losses and higher plane sales to break even.
The House Foreign Affairs Committee urged cutting aid to nations not taking adequate steps to curb narcotics entering the United States. The panel amended the Foreign Aid bill after reports that South Asia leaders, including Gen Ngo Dzu of South Vietnam, are major heroin traffickers. Rep. Robert Steele cited findings from his Indochina trip.
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