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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1971
Page
2
Oakland resident Harlene Jackson suffered multiple wounds when an explosion ripped through a garbage can near her home. Fire officials estimated around $2,000 in damage to a darkroom dwelling and a nearby building. She was hospitalized in Alamede County.
In Cuidad Juarez a man died after suffering severe sunburn while waiting at a low railroad station stop. Police said initial signs suggested possible foul play, but closer inspection showed his body badly burned with extensive injuries to the face and abdomen. A terminal employee noted the victim appeared motionless, and authorities estimated the burns covered a large body area.
Akron enters a second night of racial clashes as bands of youths, mostly black, roam South Akron hurling rocks at cars and triggering police to disperse a crowd of about 30. Reported gunfire injures several, including Harold Summers ville, 20, with no fatalities confirmed.
UPI reports Columbus Georgia authorities lifted liquor sale restrictions the day after a quiet night with scattered arson fires and false alarms. Mayor J R Allen announced taverns could open from 6 a m while the prior ban on all liquor sales and pan handling remained in effect in nearby Albany and Glenn County as troopers joined police to curb disturbances.
Magee and Angela Davis face water rights and kidnapping charges in a dramatic Aug. 7 shootout case. Graves, Magee’s lawyer, received 8500 for one month’s work. Trial is projected to cost about 14 million, with Marin County officials approving funds for defense and court-appointed attorneys.
Reports say Anwar Sadat and visiting Saudi King discuss a unified Arab stance against Israel at Alexandria. The talks focus on regaining territories, Palestinian refugees, and a broader Arab summit to coordinate action across states.
Friends of Triela and Edward Cox say the newlyweds wed in western Maryland near Cam Nae vid while President Nixon and his family reportedly kept privacy at a military hideaway. The scene involved witnesses and a hush among guests as coverage noted the couple’s quiet ceremony and the president’s possible honey moon locale on wedding day.
Historic accord ends a decade of talks with two French vetoes, as Britain and the six member states reach a package including New Zealand dairy and fisheries terms, agricultural policy, and future consultation through 1973. The pact, announced in Luxembourg as dawn broke, cements Britain’s entry into the European Community.
In Washington activists report the House approved an optional amendment aimed at guaranteeing equal rights for women. Debates centered on provisions tied to sex differences and job rights. Supporters led by Rep. Marika W. argue for broader protections, while opponents warned of unintended effects on state laws and hiring practices.
Washington reports a conference committee backed a plan to create about 200000 jobs under a three year program. President Nixon would sign a bill if the House agrees to the Senate version which would cost billions and set spending on parks police schools hospitals and anti pollution efforts. The rate of unemployment fluctuated around one percent this year and the outcome hinges on Nixon's veto power and conference results.
Nixon to visit the Midwest after a New York and New Jersey tour, with emphasis on responding to political questions. He outlined health care proposals during remarks to physicians at an Atlantic City convention, while warning of costs to taxpayers and suggesting a potential 1972 challenge. He left Washington for California with family, and appearances included former governors and educators.
Washington reports on a government testing program finding traces of synthetic hormones in beef cattle. Officials warn residues could affect roughly 500 animals in a May sample, with some cases testing positive in liver tissue. The effort, criticized as non scientific, aims to track exposure and future supply impacts.
Dr. Teller joins criticism of Pentagon Papers reporting, arguing press openness risks security. He warns secrecy protects scientific data and warns Russia may gain advantage, urging measured disclosures while maintaining national security.
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