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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1975
Page
7
Ronald Reagan told Georgia Republicans at a convention he has not decided whether to seek the presidency and that the decision will come later. He praised the enthusiastic turnout, rejected joining any ticket as vice president, and urged the GOP to connect high taxes to government spending as the root of inflation while promising a balanced budget.
Washington reports five Soviet missile tracking ships moved into the Pacific near Midway Island, suggesting possible testing of intercontinental missiles with multiple warheads. Defense officials cautioned that further testing is needed before a deployment decision, while noting the SS18 has heavy payload capacity and could enter service later this year.
A senior American official forecast that without two years of progress in the Arab Israeli dispute war is a certainty. He spoke as Ford arrived in Madrid for talks on U S bases in Spain and noted renewed interest in a gradual diplomacy. The official said Sadat seeks concrete talks in Salzburg with Ford and Kissinger and expected the Geneva talks to be reconvened despite current divisions.
An explosion ripped through the Capitol building complex in Olympia damaging the Canter building on the second floor. Windows were blown out and debris scattered as investigators assessed the scene near the state Division of Adult Corrections.
Jurors in the Marcus Foster murder case reviewed testimony on the April 29 SLA attack by Hassell Little and Joseph Remiro. The 16-member jury paused after a 56 minute reading and planned to resume Sunday as defense and prosecutors weighed eyewitness descriptions and weapon links amid ongoing deliberations.
A newborn girl was left in a Nashville telephone booth after a night caller at WKDA FM said she could not care for it. The six pound five ounce infant was placed in an isolette and sent to a foster home if health holds, while a detective noted no identity for the unnamed baby and considered ward of the courts.
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