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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1972
Page
2
Fragmented OCR notes describe Sato planning retirement after a year shaped by US China policy, with references to Ikeda, Hayato Sato, and potential successors Takeo Fukuda and Kakuei Tanaka. Mentions tensions with the United States, postwar diplomacy, and Liberal Democratic Party leadership succession.
The Open Skies policy, pushed by the White House in 1970, may allow near no funding and tech gaps for a domestic satellite system. FCC and industry officials discuss a year long rollout aimed at telephony, telegraph, and data links, with AT&T and Comsat opposing the restrictive stance. Multiple firms including Hughes, Western Union, and ACA are among applicants seeking permission for the first operational satellites.
The California Supreme Court on Friday upheld Sirhan B. Sirhan's conviction, unanimously rejecting defense arguments about prejudicial pretrial publicity and unlawfully seized evidence. The court also affirmed the life sentence after overturning the death penalty as unconstitutional. The ruling preserves the conviction in the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy.
JUSCON Ariz UEH report says labor leader Cesan Chavey announced a recall drive against Governor Jack Williams. He claims broad discontent across the state over Williams as he fasted 21 days. Chavey cites farm strikes in Yuma causing losses and labels the movement a slave of the era.
A garbled listing describes bridge club venues and dates including Waly View School Fremont Dublin area sites. Mentions Ren Pairs and novice options with several schedule clues and multiple club locations such as Bridge Center San Leandro and Barclay Avenue.
A police officer was wounded in an incident that led to the trial of a suspect named Poole. The defendant, described as upset and frustrated, took actions that resulted in the shooting at officers. Beverly, age 32, had two young children and figures in the case. The jury will reconvene next Wednesday after a sanity question is settled.
Angela Davis spoke to about 3,000 Friday night as police kept tight security amid disrupted applause and black power salutes. She urged organizing to challenge capitalism and urged unity of Black, brown, and working people in a struggle she described as a terrible yet resolvable fight.
HAMID CITY, S.De: a week since the disaster the toll stood at 209 with about 300 still listed as missing. Officials cited $10 million in damages in the Mashlaod area and pledged renewed relief. President Nixon urged continued Red Cross aid as funds surpassed $1.79 million. Boeing and individuals contributed to relief. Curfew remained in effect and disease prevention efforts were underway. First lady planned to attend memorial services at Stevens High School via fly-in.
Chicago Mayor Richard Daley addressed Illinois delegates at the Democratic National Convention yesterday and was elected chairman. Adlai Stevenson supporters faced internal clashes as delegations shifted strategy, with recriminations and retaliatory moves reported as the race for the mayoralty intensified.
Honolulu UPI reports the Coast Guard keeps the search alive for the Kaigala Maru No.0 with 21 men aboard missing since June 10 near fishing grounds south of Johnston Island, about 400 miles southwest of Honolulu.
Los Angeles report says a man declared a hero for shielding three children in a four vehicle crash has been ordered to undergo psychiatric examination to determine his fitness. A robbery suspect, Major Donild’Anpello, 27, already in mental institutions after the crash, faced new charges. Aurelio, 18, allegedly aided by a friend, chased and captured a thief who robbed a blind man, earning a sheriff’s certificate for bravery. Arraignment prep showed Aurelio battered, with a judge considering competence for a hearing next week.
Senator George McGovern released his official military record denying allegations of cowardice and detailing combat missions. Three crewmen on the Dakota Queen defended him as truthful, while publisher William Loeb and other sources faced sharp denials from fellow airmen.
In California Shonfl’s Captain B Honey was reinstated to full rank with back pay about 9430 by the County Civil Service Commission after the sheriff failed to prove 12 charges. The case cited wielding a medieval mace and a Spanish sword during field command and a disturbance at Isla Vista. The commission deemed the mace and sword incident significant but not enough for removal.
Fragmented OCR yields a blurred notices page with names and numbers. Mentions subscriptions and dates but lacks clear events. Contains scattered personal names, addresses, and official lines, including a postal or office contact string and a county reference.
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