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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1976
Page
2
In a Flag Day ceremony in Congress, Lady Bird Johnson praised the Bicentennial spirit as creating a new era of challenge for Americans. She urged unity, citing Americans from sea to shining sea striving and rejoicing while defining tasks ahead.
FBI and scientists probe possible germ infected ticks sent in a plain envelope to Caplinet Insurance Co. of Denver. A letter hints at a nationwide extortion plot. The postmark is unclear and names like Exxon and La Melralla appear with a taunting tale of a bacteria-lab owner.
FBI Director Clarence Kelley says about 400 corporations may be potential targets for letter bombs like those received nationwide this week. At least 14 bombs were reported by Tuesday and most recipients had also faced extortion letters demanding millions.
Steve Krous examines how a potential cancelation would affect 4-H Club members and other fair participants. An elderly complainant spurs Help-Mate to pledge repairs for Beltone binaural aids.
Tacoma police and state troopers halted cocktail waitress Julie Kelllum from leaping 350 feet from the rail into Puget Sound. A crowd of about 500 groaned as officials intervened. Kellum planned to reschedule the leap for later with one TV station to record it.
In Jefferson Wisconsin Judge Charles E Kading found a year old babysitter did not fit delinquent mold despite calling the act disgusting She ordered the babysitter and her entire family to undergo weekly psychiatric consultations for at least six months citing severe frustration and family dynamics as motives She was unnamed in court report and the baby was placed in a microwave for 30 seconds before being rescued
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