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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1973
Page
2
In Santiago AP reports more than 150000 students backed a strike by copper miners and refused classes to show antigovernment sentiment against President Allende. About 40000 high school pupils skipped classes in Sanlings, while 100000 university students also joined, with others attending as normal.
In Homewood Alabama a GM experimental air bag car veered off a road into a tree at about 25 mph. Driver Charles K Datbure escaped with minor bruises as both steering wheel and passenger side airbags deployed. Overall 91 million miles of driving in the program with several incidents and a few misdeployments reported.
UPI reports Max Euwe, president of the World Chess Federation, believes 2-year-old Soviet grandmaster Anatoly Karpov will compete against Yonhy Prselset for the world chess title in 17 weeks. Euwe touts Karpov as undefeated, strong, and capable of decisive play.
A town marshal Lloyd Wright was held hostage as two gunmen robbed a bank in Shodhead Kentucky. Wright exchanged gunfire with the thieves while one bandit fled and another, Eugene Prith, 84, was wounded with a drill wound to the lower chest and shoulder. The bank was robbed and the vault used as the getaway.
Des Moines reports confusion as Iowa officials and festival organizers clash over security plans. Richard Twilter warned of stopping the festival, prompting Progolys to cancel the July Fourth celebration amid talks with business leaders including Jonuy Rogers of Davenport's Concept Ti vestments.
Indira Gandhi began the Canada leg of her tour with visits to eastern cities amid earlier complaints of tight security. A spokesman said the Quebec stop was extremely successful with officials noting productive exchanges and good contact with leaders and influential allies.
In a Gulf Coast account two divers trapped 160 feet under the Gulf Stream waited for a Navy rescue hours after the sub got stuck. Archired dock Menaies and Alter Stayer, mourned after funeral services, were said to have died in We habitat they cherished while serving mankaiir. Medical examiner cited carbon dioxide poisoning. USS Yanga arrived about 4 pm to aid, but rescue took hours. Clergy urged remembering their legacy rather than tragedy.
A Senate committee plans to obtain secret gas reserve reports amid protests by the Federal Power Commission. The documents were argued to be shielded by confidentiality rules, yet some committee members aimed to access them to assess national gas reserves and potential public impact. The dispute centers on legal protections vs. public disclosure requirements.
Reports from Belfast note gunfire and bomb blasts as violence escalates near Mulroe. Victims include a woman wounded and a man hospitalized with injuries amid alleged sectarian clashes. Police offered few details as other incidents damaged a garage and a feed store.
A CBS News special team probes allegations that Columbia Records executives paid and supplied drugs to disc jockeys to boost record play. CBS News president techard salant says the investigation will continue despite risks and pushback from the industry.
A American Medical Association survey found over a quarter of U S physicians rarely or never paid Medicare patients and about two thirds believed Medicare reimbursements were insufficient. The New England area showed higher acceptance of Medicare patients while one in four questioned did not know or could not state what they would do under a national compulsory health system.
Mayor Alwand Warry faces delays as Shoshone Idaho streets are disrupted by heavy rain. Officials say pollen limits affect travel and city services while residents await a cleared route to Main Street. Weather and road conditions drive further postponements.
Murky details emerge as Litanal ae rial bonis shipment delays stretch to a week amid Southern Tacit ay disruptions. Officials at Concord Naval Weaguew Stalled stress the impact on military munitions flow from the West Coast, with public hearings convened by Je roms Waldie to address rail safety.
New York AP report notes Maine lables and other banks raise prime lending rate as Bank of America tops list of big lenders. Prime rate moves to 9.0 as banks push higher to cover credit costs, marking a climb from late 1980s levels and continuing a long upward trend since 1970.
Government charges Merrill Lynch, Peres,enage & Smith with stock manipulation and misleading recommendations. About 4,000 clients affected as the SEC alleges transactions lacked adequate basis. Case cites Wachovia-like losses and ties to a series of optimistic reports in Scientific Contel Corp. context.
Singer Pearl Bailey was hospitalized in London on Friday with exhaustion. A hospital spokesman said she spent a comfortable night but remained in intensive care, with updates expected today.
Fragmentary report from Crescent City describes a sow finding its father near a commercial fish hag site. The text is garbled with names and places such as PORT ORKORD and Ure, Dennis, and Mrstay, making details unclear. No coherent sequence or outcome is established in the readable portion.
Public notice reports the granting of a divorce in a case involving [names redacted] after the petitioner’s return from captivity. Adultery and related grounds cited, with proceedings continuing through legal actions and notices.
Unclear OCR fragment with repeated phrases and numeric codes. The readable data mentions counts and a possible placeholder for a local tally but lacks coherent event details or identifiable entities.
Public sale notice lists multiple parcels described in deeds and court filings. It names Christine Madison, Mark Vine Madison, and others, with hearing dates and sale terms for parcels in Alameda County, including planning commission items and public hearing details.
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