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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1971
Page
2
Don Louis Church described as a nomadic unemployed psychologist faces charges for bombings of a Bank of America branch on March 4 and a Pacific National Bank branch on February 27 in Berkeley. No injuries were reported. Judge Lewis Sherman set July 11 hearings in Municipal Court.
Don Louis Church described himself as a monadic unemployed psychologist and pleaded innocent to charges he bombed two Berkeley banks, a Bank of America on March 3 and a Pacific National Bank branch on March 27, with no injuries reported. Additional hearings set for July 8 and July 4 in Municipal Court.
About a dozen marchers led by Rev. Troy Perry of the Metropolitan Community Church arrived in Sacramento after a seven day Oakland to Sacramento trek of 81 miles. The rally aims to push for a California bill by Assemblyman Wille Brown Jr. to legalize private sexual conduct between consenting adults.
Medical officials at the Celebration of Life festival near La. warn the health situation could turn critical as supplies run short with 40,000 youths attending. Dr William Atvonzi leads a 700 acre operation amid rising patient loads of up to 1,400 in four tents and a converted mobile clinic. drugs reportedly moved underground as aid struggles to reach the event.
In India a crowd including a member of Parliament marched to the U S embassy burning a Nixon effigy and shouting curses. Indian demonstrators pressed the government to demand the United States halt military shipments as two freighters carrying equipment sailed toward Pakistan.
Corona, 17, held in connection with the killing of 25 itinerant farm workers, was hospitalized with chest pains but deemed to have no heart damage. Doctors say his condition stabilized after a weight loss of 25 pounds since arrest. Sheriff Whiteaker said he would be returned to Yuba County jail in Marysville. Victim identified as Albert Sean Hayes, 58, of Portland, Oregon. six victims remain unidentified. Corona pleads not guilty to 910 counts of murder. preliminary hearing set for March 18.
A Sunnyvale youngster was bitten by a rattlesnake while walking with his brother in Stevens Creek Park. Robert P. Albrecht, 1, was treated with first aid by James Molien, 25, who summoned medical help. the boy was reported in good condition after transport to a physician.
State Superintendent Wilson Tiles accepted a Man of the Year Award at a San Francisco civic dinner. He criticized widely, urged lefting of 12th grade and emphasized local cooperation, calling for priority education and an internship program over a mandated ongoing high school length.
Washington report that a House committee will consider seeking contempt of Congress against CBS President Frank Stanton for refusing to surrender film from a documentary on Pentagon public relations. The subcommittee says the footage is needed to assess alleged misleading filming and editing. Stanton argued the unused file termed outtakes is protected by the First Amendment.
Washington report notes Stewart Udall proposes official designation of the Snake River as a national river while a House subcommittee grills network executives over edited footage in The Pentagon controversy. Harland Staggers questions editing practices and cites chilling effects on reporting.
Washington dispatch outlines key provisions of a draft bill as passed by the Senate. Extension to June 30, 1974. conscription to end only if enacted. withdrawal from Indochina within nine months after enactment if POWs are released. pay raises totaling 8.2 billion yearly to push an all volunteer force. Deferments, student exceptions, and clergy deferments defined. recruitment ceilings and active-duty caps set. drug rehabilitation and legal rights for registrants noted. Doctors’ urban service exemption and optional $100 special pay listed. potential prosecution up to age 31 for registrants.
Two airmen were treated for minor head injuries after a Thursday cafeteria fight described with racial overtones. One airman was held for questioning, Lt James Toole said. A prior incident at Travis-like base 45 miles away involved over 100 men and damage in a barracks.
James E Beavers of Squire West Virginia, a critic of Nixon policy, was killed by police after a gunfight near Grant Park hours before the President's Meigsfield arrival. Beavers, armed with two .32 caliber revolvers, had a violent history and had been cited for weapons charges. His sister described him as unstable and alcohol dependent, with prior hospitalizations. Police responded after a passerby spotted him dropping a revolver on a salt box, leading to a confrontation in which he shot a police officer before being fatally shot.
The House approved a $40 million rise in FBI operating funds on a 285 to 147 vote to meet the agency's needed $244.5 million for the year. Director Hoover warned of rising violence and terrorism from leftist and black extremist groups, boosting investigative workload.
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