25 Jul 1971
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1971
Page
1
A Pravda Sunday commentary warns that any attempt to use Sino American contacts to pressure the Soviet Union is unrealistic. The piece notes such designs show a loss of touch with reality and appears in the Sunday edition.
The January 18 spill near the Golden Gate Bridge dumped about 800000 gallons into San Francisco Bay after two Standard Oil tankers collided in fog. The company cites cleanup costs in the millions and notes ships repairs and other losses are not yet counted.
The UTU walkout halts trains of the Southern Pacific and Norfolk & Western, with California growers facing a daily loss of 2.8 million and dependent industries like container manufacturers losing 0.3 million more. The strike spreads from Union Pacific and Southern Railway systems, first affecting July 1 operations.
Senator Buckley denounces a loan bill backing government loans to near bankrupt firms. He warns it would cause governmental economic domination. Proxmire aides cheer Buckley and hint Goldwater may join opposition. Page 3.
The United States will dispatch a high level emissary to Israel to push proposals for reopening the Suez Canal. Joseph J. Sisco, assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern affairs, will leave Tuesday or Wednesday to resume talks with Israeli leaders as part of rebuilding momentum for a partial Middle East settlement before time runs out.
A 15 member American scholars group, part of the committee for concerned Asian scholars in the United States, returns to Hong Kong after a month in Communist China. They say President Nizon could gain fruitful results on a Beijing trip if he takes it seriously, noting the visit marks the first American scholarly delegation to the Mainland since 1949.
Moon party attendees describe social events like county fairs as they press around Mary Blen Irwin, wife of astronaut James B. Irwin, outside a Cocoa Beach reception. She worries aloud about a nervous breakdown while friends and fans cheer and pose for photos.
In Hayward California Review edition page clippings show a local captioned item with a date and issue number. The readable fragment references page content and a price value but lacks full context or names.
In a three part series, South County veteran Gary Sorenson reflects on his Vietnam experience from enlistment in 1969 to his discharge and postwar struggles. He calls the war wasted effort and laments bureaucratic rerouting, bankruptcy, and family collapse. Other veterans share mixed pride and lasting night mares as they redefine their service. Sorenson recalls Da Nang base waste, fragile reassignment hopes, and a stalled career in field telephone repair. The piece notes Army distrust, mismanagement, and long shadows over home life.
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