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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1972
Page
3
Local edition from Hayward California dated Sunday June 11 1972. Newspaper card item highlights regional news, notices, and brief notices typical of a midweek Sunday issue.
A Hayward reader discovers Edsel Owner’s Club president is Edsel H Ford, a San Leandro Memorial Hospital dietary division manager. He explains how the name inspired his group, details Edsel’s flop era, and notes current club enthusiasm, shows, and a daily paper. Edsels remain a curious cultural chapter with dedicated collectors and loyal owners.
Los Angeles AP Sen John Tunney narrowly edges rival Henry Tunney in a five hour McGovern caucus to win a seat in California s Democratic delegation to the national convention. The vote 192 93 reflects a split between liberal anti Tunney factions and longtime party leaders with other leaders named to the delegation and several grassroots alternates chosen.
Swiss prosecutors linked Osamu Maruoka to the Tel Aviv airport massacre after a Bern hotel clerk identified a photographed man as the guest who checked in June 4 and out June 5 carrying heavy luggage. A postcard from Osaka, Japan, postmarked June 4, reached his father.
A Kansas City television cameraman was ticketed after driving over a fire hose at a scene on Saturday. He says he was following orders but faced the ticketing as police left the area.
In Birmingham a 16 month old girl and her mother Mrs. Carolyn Williams visited a local store Friday. An announcer on the radio reportedly offered a free color television set with no clear explanation. The mother recalled hearing the promise and was unsure how to respond at first.
The Soviet Union uses emigration to thin dissidents as KGB officials offer a choice between exile or indefinite imprisonment. Leningrad poet Brodsky, detained for clandestine poetry, was allowed to leave after protests from Shostakovich and Akhmatova, moving toward Vienna and possible emigration to the United States. Yuri Titov and wife Tetyana left Moscow for Israel visas, saying they fear abandoning a cause but see no other option than exile.
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