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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1972
Page
2
Federal suit aims to seize 85,000 more cases from F.G. Wool Packing of San Jose after repeated FDA warnings. The case targets Astor Fruit Cocktail and other brands sold as contaminated due to machine-mined canning debris. Hearing set for June 25.
East German crowds greeted Fidel Castro with a hero’s welcome on arrival in East Berlin, part of a two month tour across Africa and Europe. Children left school and workers had time off as the Cuban premier was hailed for defying the United States in its backyard and strengthening national liberation movements.
The Justice Department is expected to drop all remaining charges against the Rev. Philip Berrigan and six codefendants, with officials believing a new trial could not yield a conviction. The case, tied to plans to kidnap Kissinger and blow up heating tunnels, previously yielded one conviction for Sister Elizabeth McAlister on a minor count.
Los Angeles dispatch reports US District Judge Matt Byrne urged both defense and prosecution lawyers to wind up pre trial motions and filings in the Pentagon Papers espionage case. Prosecution says no more motions to file while defendants Bilsberg and Russo claim to have at least one due hire motion in progress.
The Department of Justice identified four people after FBI agents found 72 sticks of dynamite and several firearms in a Merritt College apartment during a raid to arrest David Jackson, a Jacksonville fugitive indicted for fire bombings. Also named are James Evans 2 Deborah Porter 18 and Paul Fleming 24 who was arrested after clinging to a window ledge with a carbine.
Doctors at Frankfurt University Clinic report the American couple’s quintuplets—four girls and a boy—born six weeks early and now stable in incubators. Director Volker von Loewenich notes progress over the coming days will decide when they may leave the hospital.
In Menlo Park a vehicle struck and killed 16 year old Taavid B Maddox of Redwood City as he walked along a sidewalk near an automobile repair shop. Police said the boy would have ridden a school bus Tuesday but schedules were changed for final examinations.
Delegates for four Democratic candidates plan legal action to end winner take all rule in California. They describe the method as unfair and inequitable and will challenge credentials at the Democratic National Convention and file a federal suit to resolve the issue. Delegates named include James Wood, Frances Miller, Betty Justice, Chilsholm, and others from Los Angeles, San Pedro, and surrounding areas.
A flawless test of the Comsat Intelsat 4 satellite launches from Cape Kennedy. The $29.5 million craft will switch from an egg shaped orbit to a stationary 22 300 mile high path above the Indian Ocean, boosting capacity for 17 nations. It will relay telephone and television for Lebanon India Spain Australia Indonesia Italy England Hong Kong Malaysia East Africa West Germany Bahrain Singapore Thailand the Philippines Israel and Japan. It is designed to carry about 6 000 calls simultaneously and to integrate into a worldwide high capacity relay network.
The House Foreign Affairs Committee narrowly backed President Nixon’s Vietnam policy 19 to 18, amid tensions over a four month withdrawal, a cease fire, and prisoner issues. Supporters caution a tougher floor test looms as antiwar sentiment grows among Democrats. The Senate debates its own end the war measure tied to a foreign aid bill.
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny travels via Calcutta en route to Hanoi for talks with Vietnamese leaders. He urges North Vietnam to halt bombing and suggests resolution of the Vietnam war, while weather delays push departure to Thursday morning.
Pentagon sources report the Soviet naval concentration near Vietnam has fallen to its lowest level since U S mining of North Vietnamese port entrances in May. Observers note possible deescalation as a guided missile destroyer and other ships head toward Japan and the Sea of Japan while subs reposition east of Taiwan and near the Philippines. A Soviet cruiser, frigate, destroyer, oiler and tanker remain at the South China Sea anchorages with a missile submarine nearby. Some ships bypassed the area to head home from the Indian Ocean.
Hong Kong papers report urgent Central Committee meeting to decide Mao Zedong's succession as Mao, aged 78, is said to be very ill or dying. Sources say Premier Zhou Enlai presided and provincial officials were summoned amid a possible Lin Piao purge remembered from September.
The Pentagon dedicates a corridor in honor of General of the Army Omar Bradley. A plaque and photos recount his life from his boyhood in Missouri through West Point and World War I and II to his rise to the Army’s highest rank. The ceremony begins near the defense secretary’s office. Bradley, West Point graduate, later became a five star general.
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