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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1974
Page
3
General Creighton W. Abrams Army chief of staff and former Vietnam commander has a lung malignancy found at Walter Reed Medical Center. Further tests will gauge extent while doctors assess his ability to remain on active duty through his term.
Vice President Gerald R. Ford declared President Nixon innocent of any involvement in the Watergate break in and of any role in the cover up. He cited transcripts that could be misinterpreted but said Nixon did not know of the affair.
Adelle Davis a renowned nutrition authority dies at her Palos Verdes Estates home from bone cancer. The Purdue alum and four author-lecturer once preached that diet prevents disease saying you are what you eat. She attributed her illness to cancer and blamed modern diets and heavy work plus X rays.
Mrs Joan Kennedy wife of Senator Edward M Kennedy has been hospitalized at her doctor's urging for a complete rest. The Kennedy press secretary declined to reveal the hospital location and said she is fatigued after an overseas trip with the senator and two children. Her son Edward Jr. recently had a leg amputated for bone cancer and requires ongoing treatment.
The United States and Egypt form a Joint Cooperation Committee to enhance economic scientific and cultural ties. The panel will be led by Egypts foreign minister and the U S Secretary of State with initial meeting planned soon in Washington and Cairo. Both governments seek lasting peace stability and development in the Middle East.
In Sigel Iowa a farmer, Francis Wente, leased land to oil operators who struck oil last January. He now runs three pumping wells on 120 acres with storage tanks and a pipeline to Salem, bringing noise and new income while dairy chores shrink.
A Brookings Institution analysis finds rising taxes erode social security, Medicare and food stamp gains for the elderly and low income. It notes cash income maintenance at 94.2 billion of 304 billion budget next year and regressive tax effects offsetting spending gains. Defense spending may rise in 1975 and beyond.
The FBI says it will not use unusual efforts to seize Patricia Hearst and SLA fugitives alive. FBI Los Angeles chief William Sullivan says Hearst is not a special case and normal procedures apply, even as SLA members barricade in a hideout. Authorities note Hearst has joined the SLA and a Los Angeles search continues with potential links to radical groups being investigated.
A Florida secretary and Valencia College graduate prepares to marry a U S Air Force member overseasvia a phone wedding arranged by her law firm in Orlando The ceremony will be performed by notary public Wreeaman with military help to ensure the call connects and the service is legal.
The EPA asked 49 U S plants to report current vinyl chloride emissions and the costs of reducing them. The move aims to inform possible rules as no federal limits exist now. The request follows a study alleging possible airborne exposure in Louisiana Kentucky and Houston areas linked to liver cancer risks.
Communists captured four outposts guarding Song Ong Doc and surrounded the town, with 65 rockets and mortars shelling Song Ong Doc. Two soldiers were killed and six wounded as Viet Cong overran three outposts and seized the fourth near the Ca Mau peninsula in the U Minh forest area.
The United States plans to withdraw more combat planes in June including nine B52 strategic bombers and Phantom fighter bombers from four of six Thai air bases. By year end all American forces to leave U Taphao Airbase central Thailand. about 95 000 troops and 80 862 aircraft reported at the time.
In Londonderry Waterside a bomb blast as Alfred Shutter and two women arrived at his home to check a warning of booby traps. Shutter was killed instantly while his daughter-in-law lost a leg and another woman suffered shock. It marks the 1,020th Protestant death in nearly five years of violence in Northern Ireland.
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