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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1972
Page
1
Light to moderate change in South County weather with fair skies tomorrow. Morning fogs may reduce visibility and there is a slight rise in temperatures. Highs near a moderate range with minimal rainfall expected.
Washington sources cite signs of reduced North Vietnamese artillery and SAM firepower in South Vietnam. Officials report fewer shells in key sectors, lowered air defense activity, and possible mining of ports as part of potential slowdown signals. Analysts warn against overreading these indicators while noting continued defensive strains and stalled attacks.
Joseph Carson, 32, once a janitor in San Leandro, will be sworn as the new judge of the San Leandro-Hayward Municipal Court district. Appointed by Gov. Ronald Reagan, he rises to the sixth judgeship in the district that includes Castro Valley and San Leandro. Carson, a Hastings College and UC Hastings graduate, has served as deputy in the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office for five years. He is married to Antoinette and lives in San Leandro with their 30 children.
Washington reports say Senator George S McGovern aides plan a meeting with Senator Ed Muskie to discuss solidarity on the Democratic presidential bid Muskie denied any decision and emphasized no commitments were made Meanwhile McGovern aims to pressure for Muskie’s support citing his national credibility and potential impact through delegate strength and endorsements from allies across key states and governors
In Hayward and surrounding counties, locals eye national party involvement as McGovern delegates and alternates prepare for the California primary. Celestine Randall, a Black teacher and delegate for a congressional district, stresses excitement as the delegation travels to Miami Beach to participate in the Democratic National Convention.
Robin Karl, 14, an eighth grader from Lamesa Texas, won the 31st National Spelling Bee in Washington. He correctly spelled Garnetta jirauéss in textile making. H Pringle, 13, of Buffalo New York, missed HW, then observed the title by spelling indeerate. The event was organized by Bee director James Wagner and supported by the Lubbock Avalanche Journal.
Congressman Miller reflects on defeat to a younger opponent, citing a $314,000 campaign spend and aggressive fundraising tactics. He notes the rise of new voters and distant billboard campaigns, while mentioning pressure to join broader party efforts and his resistance to new bloc alignments.
In the district including Ran Leamia and San Torenzo Crown, a Democrat, won the nomination of both parties in Tuesday's primary. The race also featured Mana Meilbar a write-in candidate and Republican rivals who criticized Crown's eligibility and the cross-party support. Critics alleged strategic voting and questioned campaign conduct as the party lines blurred in this volatile contest.
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