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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1974
Page
3
Washington officials announced a quasi regulation to cap fat content in sausages and ground beef products. The rule would limit sausage fat to no more than 40 percent calories from fat, affecting common items like hamburger and hot dogs.
A new study says Miami police near the 1972 Republican National Convention used metal chairs against trees and posts in front of demonstrators. Officers were restrained behind fences at the Miami Beach Convention Hall complex as protests intensified the night before Nixon’s renomination.
Unclear OCR text mentions fishermen and slain soldiers with garbled place names and phrases. No coherent event details or corroborating entities are identifiable from the legible fragments.
Police recovered the car of missing LTV executive Dan Burney after 13 days. A 26 year-old man and a 21 year-old woman were arrested for questioning, detectives searched their apartment and found keys to Burney and his LTV Tower office. A 20 year-old woman linked to the case was also questioned. no clues to Burney's whereabouts were reported.
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America launches a nationwide strike involving about 40,000 workers from 1100 manufacturers and factories in more than 100 towns across 12 states. Picket lines form at apparel plants as workers demand wage changes. Prompted by a wage dispute with the Clothing Manufacturers Association, the action centers in New York City and spreads to Massachusetts Mississippi Maryland Virginia Ohio Missouri Kentucky Pennsylvania New Jersey and California.
Theodore Stee 4% bled to death after breaking a window to gain entry to his Stratford home. Police said his body was found slumped over the kitchen sink early Saturday by a brother in law visiting him.
An unidentified man was killed Sunday when the speeding train struck him on the railroad tracks in San Clemente. Deputies said the man appeared to have stepped in front of the train in the path, and an engineer reported not stopping in time. Four passengers on board the Amtrak service were injured.
Senator Claiborne Pell announced the start of the cancer data bank at a Geneva meeting of cancer research directors. The project, planned to take five years, will initially involve five centers four in the United States and one in Germany collecting and storing data on cancer diagnosis and treatment.
A 17 year old, Kreg Lindner, pulled his father Walter 41 the pilot his mother Velma 49 and Laurie Gormley 17 from a burning plane in a cotton field after it struck power lines and flipped. All were injured with Kreg the sole survivor not hospitalized. Walter in serious condition with head and hip injuries.
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