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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1974
Page
3
A childhood tale recalls Frankie leading adults on a scavenger hunt for the mythical Bumfagen Street. The chase draws a crowd, a police car arrives, and the prank ends with Frankie fleeing down the street. The story captures a neighborhood scene and the harmless mischief of youth.
About 30 members of the Society for Animal Rights gathered at the Capitol steps and marched to the White House to protest animal experimentation. They promised to continue actions and aimed to mobilize mass demonstrations in the future.
Vice President Ford suggested a third neutral party should listen to and transcribe the Watergate tapes rather than the White House or House Judiciary Committee. He said transcripts from an independent observer might be more credible and defended Nixon against smear accusations related to Ellsberg.
White House spokesman lists gifts given to hosts during the trip and gifts received by the Nixons. Items include a silver tea service a Mehor statue Egyptian artifacts pearl necklace and diamond bracelets from various Middle Eastern sources along with two museum reproduction statues and embroidered fabrics.
UPI reports Deputy Robert Ruh, 26, lauded for convincing two armed teens Michael Madigan, 19, and Brian Young, 18, to surrender during a Sacramento area bank hostage incident. Letters to a local paper criticized him, while the suspects’ letters praised him. Madigan and Young face arraignment Monday in Sacramento County Superior Court on a six count grand jury indictment related to the robbery and ransom attempt.
The National Park Service dedicated the Charles W. Morgan as a national historic landmark at Chubb's Wharf Mystic Seaport alongside a replica wharf. Ronald H. Walker praised preservation efforts and the Seaport's role in maintaining America's maritime past. The Morgan, built in New Bedford, sailed 37 voyages before her last in 1921. Next week marks Maritime Heritage Week at the Seaport.
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