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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1973
Page
1
Arnold Pahoer and Julias Boras, both older than prior Open champions, share a 210 tied to lead as late-stage drama unfolds in the United States Open at Oakmont. Jerry Heard and longshot John Seblee trail. television coverage begins with the 12:40 PM start.
Will the San Leandro Police Department service dog, a four year old German shepherd trained at personal expense by Officer William Schroeder, begins a year long pilot program Tuesday to assess the dog’s value in reducing risk and hazards for officers.
Chabot College awarded Associate of Arts degrees to 360 graduates in a traditional cap and gown ceremony viewed by about 150 spectators. Many see the degree as a starting point and plan to pursue further education, as the college prepares for the broader 1,200 graduating students.
A distorted Atlantic Monthly article, cited by Time, alleges Lyndon B Johnson believed Kennedy’s assassination was retaliation for a thwarted CIA backed plot. The purported conversation at the LBJ Ranch, months before his death, includes claims he doubted Oswald acted alone and spoke of ongoing covert operations in the Caribbean.
Students, though angered by alti ciadiom's role in the June 17 1972 burglary at Democratic National Committee headquarters, show little surprise or interest as they reflect on wartime and racial injustices and the political climate.
WAFA reports Israel concentrating troops along the entire border with Syria and Lebanon in what is described as the largest buildup in history. The agency predicts a major assault on both Syria and Lebanon within 48 hours. Beirut papers note brief Israeli patrol incursions from the occupied Ghajar area into Lebanon on Friday.
Parade Magazine columnist Jack Anderson reports CIA sourced material could fill a biography of Leonid Brezhnev. The CLA file allegedly includes Brezhnev medical data and a psychological portrait from private Kremlin conversations.
The article recalls local figures connected to baseball and football, including Bud Ihaught and his brother Dwane, George Mitterwald Sr, and Manny Fernandez, linking childhood play on Marcia Street Hayward to later sports careers with the Mets Giants and NFL Dolphins. It shifts to family reflections on talent, sacrifice, and the costs of sports fame, with anecdotes from fathers about windows, community leagues, and dedication to supporting young athletes.
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