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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1977
Page
3
Bette Davis held her first autograph party in Hollywood to promote a new record album recorded in England. About hundreds of fans gathered around Don Owens Record Shop in West Hollywood where Davis, 69, signed album covers and thanked buyers, saying she is deeply grateful for the support.
Barry Buchanan, 16, and Buaily Taylor, 28, joined hands in comradeship at Cook County Hospital Chicago yesterday as they recover from surgeries restoring arms severed in separate motor crashes. Buchanan’s arm began functioning 17 days after surgery and he hopes to go fishing upon release. Taylor, who underwent a 14 hour operation, remains optimistic despite doctors unsure of the final outcome.
Peking Radio's Man and the Automobile mocked Brezhnev as King of the Road, noting his taste for foreign cars and luxury items. It compared his autos to French royal wealth, warning Soviet officials chase Western models and private cars as symbols of status. France gifted cars during a Paris visit.
Top woman fiddler Sheila Wright Verdele Wash advances to the ladies finals at the National Old-Time Fiddlers Contest in Walser Thucsday night. Twenty eight other competitors, including Potay Mareer Prosser Wash who finished as runner up, Coro Ann Wheeler Sherwood Ore and Rebarta Whiting Nampe, vie for top honors as the event showcases skilled performers from multiple states.
A predawn blast ripped through the suburban Pittsburgh residence of John Bodovinac, CFO chief of the Croatian Fraternal Union of America. Police reported no injuries as three bomb squad technicians, at the request of Pentibis police, examined the scene. Inspectors from Allegheny County Police said they were conducting a post blast inquiry and FBI officials monitored the investigation.
A West Berlin man Klaus F climbed the Berlin Wall at Brandenburg Gate provoking East German border guards. East Berlin reported him urinating toward East Berlin and exposing himself, while West Berlin papers mocked the incident as a drunken stunt. Guards restrained him without further action.
In Soweto, South Africa, riot police used tear gas as a second body, a woman with multiple bullet wounds, was found near Klipspruit. A Thursday death, an 18 year old student shot by police, is also reported amid ongoing unrest, with schools disrupted and vehicles attacked.
Washington court ruling narrows funding to church linked schools for textbooks and health services while bold limits apply to instructional materials and field trips. Justice Blackmun notes a three part test governs aid. decision aligns with prior high court precedents amid ongoing funding debates.
In Nairobi, President Idi Amin resumes official duties amid reports of an assassination attempt by dissidents. Radio Uganda called claims malicious propaganda and said Amin, who had been missing, is alive and well. He met Finance Minister Moses Ali as Vice President Adrisi noted Amin is resting and planning for Uganda's future.
Long Beach ceremony honors Captain Richard A. Fryer and his two crewmen from the 27,000-ton tanker Sealift China Sea for saving 31 sailors from the Panamanian freighter that sank during a monsoon off the Indian coast last June. Oliver Henry of the Maritime Administration presented Fryer the Seamanship Trophy and the crew the Ship Safety Achievement Award.
A garbled OCR passage from The Daily Urview Acontohiel dated April shows disjointed names and partial phrases. The text mentions people and places in a rough city context with stray references to a council or convention and several unclear proper nouns.
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