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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1971
Page
2
Palm Springs authorities report Ten Pollack known as the Father of Swing died in his home room. The 7 year old boy was found by a friend in a nearby trailer park. Pollack, a drummer, led a band in the 1930s with noted members Glenn Miller Benny Goodman Harry James and the Teagardens.
In Seoul near US military headquarters a pub fight involving U.S. soldiers and Korean patrons escalated into a free for all. Police dispersed the melee after about 40 minutes. Ten soldiers treated for minor injuries. three kept for observation.
Two Presbyterian churches in Kansas City Kansas and Jefferson City Missouri protested a ten thousand dollar grant to the Angela Davis Defense Fund. The Kansas City church argued Davis is a Communist whose family can fund her defense, while the Jefferson City church said the grant does not ensure an adequate defense. A member involved helped found a fund for a California judge killed in a courtroom shootout linked to Miss Davis.
In San Bernardino California Gary Sitison a taxidermist and Raymond Podac pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges in a case involving 35 hunters indicted across western states for poaching. They face up to three years in prison and fines up to 5000. Pearl Prodhalm and James Bensly pleaded guilty to misdemeanor conspiracy. The group targets rare Chilean tichorn cheep. Federal charges in Los Opelu remain for beating alleged in this month.
In Sicily Etna's 10 908 foot summit volcano resumed activity with lava issuing from two fissures. Experts say gas pressure in the main crater drives the eruption though no danger is seen to nearby farms In Fornazzo and SantAlfio where about 420 residents fear the renewed activity.
A Formosan boy brought to the United States by a deaf newspaper pressman will undergo facial surgery at San Francisco Memorial Hospital. Dr Vincent R. Pennasy will perform the operation at the hospital, with medical services donated. Up to four operations may be needed.
An unreadable OCR fragment from The Baily Review shows scattered names, dates, and numbers, including mentions of Mayners, Cary, Pot Chae, and city offices. The text appears garbled, with references to a county in Cyltene and a creditor like Lendee, hindering clear interpretation of event, notice, or action.
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Arthur Alarcon upheld allowing prospective jurors to be questioned about capital punishment views, ruling the process interesting and academic but not persuasive. Defense attorneys John W. Miner and Gerald J. lever, representing Carlos Sandoval Jr. and Leonard Cuellar, stated they expect the issue to be decided by the Supreme Court later this month.
Washington reports LEAA funds Huntington Laboratories to develop heroin detecting fireflies. Tests in New York and Miami show promise, with insects lighting up on contact with heroin traces. Officials mention use in patrol cars, plus ongoing dog training for marijuana and other bomb detection projects.
Alameda County Superior Court invokes a 345 writ of attachment against Pope Paul VI over an undelivered St Bernard, arising from a three year dispute by William Sheffield, UC Berkeley student, who paid 175 plus shipping for the dog. Sheriff’s office records note the action targets papal collections. he seeks the dog or money back.
Washington UPI reports the Supreme Court voided Paul Cohen's 30 day jail sentence for tumultuous and offensive conduct over a four letter vulgarism. Justice Harlan wrote the majority opinion saying banning such words risks broader censorship. Blackmun dissented with calls it conduct and not speech.
The California Teachers Association plans a dues increase from 38 to 74 dollars per year after action by the State Council of Education. A major reorganization to consolidate administration into six semi autonomous sections and a new 12 member CTA Board of Directors was approved, aimed at strengthening grassroots voice and professional staff to aid teachers and students.
In Krishnagar West Bengal turmoil rises as cholera from East Pakistan refugees claims thousands of lives. Police strained guarding rivers to stop corpses from drifting into water supplies amid rumors of cross border germ plots. A mob attacked a Muslim man at the railway station after a report he dumped cholera into a roadside well.
New Haven airport manager says the Al Allegheny Air Lines propjet crash that killed 28 could have been avoided if an Instrument Landing System had been installed at Tweed New Haven Airport. Visibility was about 200 feet in fog as the plane attempted a visual approach and struck chimneys and power lines near New Haven Harbor.
A federal investigator said there may have been no violation of flying rules in the collision between Air West dos liner and a Marine Phantom jet at 12 000 feet near Duarte California killing 50. The sole survivor described a violent sequence as helicopters recovered victims including an infant.
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