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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1973
Page
2
Greta Garbo, 67, is said to be in good spirits after an operation to remove an impairment affecting vision in Barrelina Spain. A Spanish reporter observed her resting on a cotch in a clinic, wearing a night shirt, gown, slippers, glasses, and eye bandages. Her first wish after surgery was to visit Picasso museum.
Spain's Francisco Franco will resign as head of government while remaining head of state. The transfer would place Prince Juan Carlos as future king, with Luis Carrero Blanco as deputy and potential successor. A meeting of Franco's Secret Council and cabinet reshuffle were cited, timing tied to visits by Argentine President Campara.
Testimony before a federal grand jury in Newark links record companies to using women and drugs to boost plays for their records. Investigators also focus on mobsters aiding promotion and payments reaching up to hundreds of thousands of dollars to radio stations to favor Columbia Records in a widening payola inquiry connected to Pasquale Falconio and the Genovese crime family.
Astronauts Charles Conrad Joseph Kerwin and Paul Weitz restored Skylab cooling after a near freeze threat. A spacewalk earlier freed power and allowed engineers to heat the coolant loop, preventing equipment damage and extending the mission’s viability for upcoming day counts.
California's Air Resources Board voted to suspend the program that would require six nitrogen oxide control devices on about 4 million used cars. The board cited evidence linking vacuum spark advance to engine damage and questioned the devices' effectiveness, delaying all phases until Oct 7 while a five member panel reviews.
The NCAA College Division World Series game at Irvine ended with catcher Terry Stupy losing his belt buckle during the thrilling finish. A female admirer bent down to greet him, and his pants slipped to the pavement as the moment concluded.
Martinez reports devices found under rubbing tables at the California Girls Massage Parlor in Banvilla after undercover sheriff arrest of Mimi Chin, 22, on lewd act charge. Sheriff’s office has no comment. DA spokesman suggests devices may record customer solicitations, not employee conduct.
Los Angeles coroner ruled an overdose of phenobarbital and sedatives caused the death of George Franklin Getty 48, vice president of Getty Oil. He collapsed at home and was hospitalized under the alias George S. Davis. A chest wound was ruled not causal.
President Nixon spoke at Florida Technological University to a graduating class, pledging to tackle inflation while avoiding Watergate details. He urged confidence in American genius and praised the nation, signaling an anti-inflation program due next week amid ongoing public focus on the scandal.
Hong Kong physicians from Kwong Wah Hospital report success using acupuncture with chetric stimm for treating heroin and opium addicts. In a small group aged 17 to 26, several patients showed immediate relief from withdrawal symptoms with minimal pain, while initial results suggest reduced narcotic craving after a week of nightly needle stimulation.
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