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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
9
A Sacramento officer, employing a bull horn, persuades 30 year old Timothy Thomas to come down from a telephone pole he climbed after a weekend incident on the freeway. Firefighters and police coordinated to secure the scene and ensure his safety.
A U S executive, John R. Thompson, president and general manager of Firestone Tire and Rubber, was kidnapped Monday night in Buenos Aires. Police said there have been more than BU kidnapings in Argentina this year, including another American victim.
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Watergate affair may empower mayors to press Congress for Nixon's Better Communities Act on revenue sharing. Milwaukee mayor Henry Maier credits Watergate with opening access to lawmakers and says the bill will give local governments more discretion in spending. Mayors seek cuts in federal urban aid for 1974 and warn against political risk to the New Federalism. In a separate note, UPI reports counterfeiters found behind bars at the California Men's Colony print shop, with envelopes bearing postage meter imprints.
John E. Ingersoll, head of BNDD, told a congressional subcommittee methadone abuse has doubled since last September and now ranks in the top ten substances by reported incidents. He warned methadone is nearing marijuana and heroin in drug traffic impact.
Rep John Melcher charges uninspected meat and poultry from China and other sources enters the United States through New York Philadelphia San Francisco Chicago and Boston. He cites a USDA inspector general report in the Congressional Record alleging horsemeat from Mexico and Canada is being sold as beef or poultry products.
A state survey by the California Department of Agriculture shows no residues on 144 of 155 lots of produce sampled from 72 retailers across six Bay Area counties. Remaining samples had trace Tesidite well below legal tolerance levels, including lettuce, apples, leafy vegetables, and fruit.
Chrysler Corporation plans to run its U S assembly plants on reduced fuel as embargoes cut supply. About 83000 production workers could face layoffs if fuel delivery falters. Washington Senator Henry M Jackson led a probe into the nationwide gasoline shortage amid curtailment of Canadian imports.
Maryland Republicans face internal strife as a party official linked to the Nixon era scandal faces indictment related to funds from the Committee to Re-elect the President. Prosecutors withheld the donor list. the case centers on about 60,000 dollars alleged as part of illicit campaign finance activity.
Divers recovered a body from Lake Mohavetis near Las Vargas after a weekend accident. The victim, Seyesreeidlarin font, was found in the lake near a cave, with no signs of trouble reported by companions. Authorities and rangers investigated the scene. the time of the incident remains unclear.
Chinese leaders express concern over potential East West detente, warning that any reduction in Soviet military strength in Europe could free Moscow to shift focus to Asia. In private talks with visiting officials, Premier Chou Enlai and Foreign Minister Chen Yi emphasized detente only if based on strong Western security commitments.
A Nixon Brezhnev gift exchange depicted with a Lincoln Continental sedan, a Pedersen rifle with decorative inlays, porcelain insigne boxes, a silver samovar, and a set of jeweled keepsakes, reflecting traditional diplomacy through gifts amid Cold War tension.
Unclear gossp about Governor Connally leaving Nixon administration after clashes with White House aides. White House spokesmen deny reports saying Connally has no plans to leave and that discussions will continue. Source notes friction but asserts relations remain cordial and no imminent departure.
Washington sources report Calley defense lawyers request access to interviews wiretaps and records from two former White House aides tied to the Watergate affair They aim to learn whether witnesses gave inconsistent statements and to probe possible White House influence in the My Lai investigation and trial The move underscores deep legal intrigue surrounding the Watergate era and the Calley case
Fred Fraske, the last Army veteran of the American Indian wars, died at 101 in Chicago. Born in Hamburg, Germany, he came to the United States at age three and joined the service by lying about his age after his father died. His daughter Lillian Fraske recalled his long life and modest means.
An exceptionally wide tornado tore through Prederick Oklahoma, destroying homes and amassing property damage. Mayor John Stuey reported horses killed and twenty two other animals injured, six outbuildings destroyed, and extensive damages to several residences. Residents described the scene as the longest and widest tornado observed.
Fragmentary report notes a person named Yinden associated with a pirate post and a Gil Hocker figure allegedly serving six years as warden at a Nevada prison. It references a state parole commission and a high official, but the facts are obscured and unclear in the source.
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