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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1971
Page
2
Yosemite search teams pressed on for a second day to locate 11 year old David Holtz of Los Angeles who wandered from a family camp last Tuesday. Rangers planned to add 10 more searchers on Monday as the effort continued with no clues found so far.
Mary Hoefer 19 of Belvedere was found near a canyon ledge in Yosemite National Park. Rangers said an autopsy showed no foul play and that she likely died from exposure after losing her way on a hiking trip. She had been missing since May 22 while working as a summer clerk at Yosemite Lodge. her father is Jon Hoefer of San Francisco.
Fire captain James McKlesrney aged 48 died after helping tackle a fire in which Evelyn O'Connor 68 was killed in her third floor Mission district flat. Her husband Eurgene 69 and two firefighters were injured. The blaze began in furniture from smoking materials. Autopsy planned. Lieutenant Richard Thomas injured his right hand and firefighter George Artemoff sustained a broken foot.
An overturned truck carrying 12 Little League youths, aged 7 to 14, on a mountain road near Mt Hamilton's Lick Observatory sparked a small brush fire. A lookout spotted the blaze, fire crews arrived, and Coast Guard helicopter evacuated the most seriously injured. All were reported in satisfactory condition.
Ex champion Orlando Zuluela, 43, a Cuban fighter who fought for the world lightweight title in 1957, was stabbed to death just after midnight. His body lay on a sidewalk outside a Potrero id cafe where Hells Angels held a birthday party. Four people, two men and two women, were detained for questioning as club members were thanked for aiding police in the investigation.
Four Texans died as lightning struck a riverbank sheltering group near Wed River in Taos County during a heavy rainstorm. Victims identified as Winton Campbell 37 Glenn Cowsar 87 Fid ah Cowsar 3 and Quain Palmer 14 all of Amarillo Texas. Anita Cowsar and Don Palmer hospitalized in Taos with burns and shock. Others in the party escaped injury while several children were among those present.
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Washington UPI report states the Office of Civil Defense explores a $6.70 per set device to auto turn on TVs with emergency warnings from a government transmitter. Law passage considered but opposed to avoid seen as treasonous control. OCD notes current reliance on stations and tests that broadcast warnings for nuclear attack and disasters, with potential regional use.
San Francisco Crime Committee urges repealing laws on marijuana for adults while retaining controls on minors and sales. Report notes uncertainty about marijuana dangers and favors treatment for heroin users, with federally regulated clinics possible to remove profit motive. Majorities praised, minorities opposed, controversy over public acceptance and enforcement.
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson tells Life that John F. Kennedy was out of his depth as president. He questions Kennedy’s grasp of major issues and dismisses the Cuban missile crisis as a misguided "legend." Acheson, a Truman appointee, also criticizes Robert Kennedy’s stance on bombing missiles in Cuba.
Vice President Spiro Agnew, in Spain with President Nixon’s Peking visit looming, avoided comment on China talks. He met Francisco Franco and Jose Luis Carrero Blanco, toured La Granja, and will depart Sotogrande after a four day stay as part of a globe trotting mission with stops in Morocco and Portugal.
A man fell over a cliff at Muir Beach and was rescued by a Coast Guard helicopter on Sunday. The operation involved medical crews and high angle rescue teams to stabilize and transport the injured individual to safety.
A Tulsa based editorial columnist Lloyd Jones debuts a regular Monday feature in The Daily Review describing his aims as politically impartial and nonpartisan while pledging to cover all human experience. His keynote speech “America's Moral Crisis” at the American Society of Newspaper Editors met with praise from editors. A Reader's Digest reprint spiked interest in copies. Jones won the 1988 William Allen White Award for Journalistic Merit.
Senator Mathias introduced an amendment to boost declassification by the State Department and related reading facilities. The proposal would add 550000 to appropriations for Justice and Commerce, with 45000 directed to expanding the State Department's declassification program and public access reading rooms for indexed documents.
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