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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1972
Page
1
Federal taxpayers backed by Philadelphia peace activists ask a federal court panel in Philadelphia to halt further military spending in Southeast Asia arguing Congress did not declare war. The suit was filed last September and set for Monday on the constitutional question.
Pentagon reports a new list of 24 Air Force and Navy airmen captured in North Vietnam since November 1970, raising the US POW total to 863. Defense officials say nine were previously listed as missing in action, while 18 were identified as future captives. Most of the 15 individuals previously listed as captured appear in Hanoi news conferences.
Two UCLA researchers disclose a simple five minute test that may help prevent many strokes by detecting preliminary symptoms. In a clinic study of 123 patients the test revealed pre stroke signs previously undetected in 23 cases, suggesting a new early diagnostic tool.
Presidential envoy Henry A. Kissinger reports talks with Chinese Premier Zhou En Lai convinced him no country wants the war to continue. He gives no real assurance that China will help negotiate a settlement. Page 6.
George C. Wallace shows significant improvement and plans to travel to the Democratic National Convention next month. Aides report his complexion coloring and pain reduction, with increased physical therapy. Alvin Staunton, his press spokesman, confirms he was seen this morning and feels well.
The Shah of Iran announces at a news conference that he is shopping for planes tanks missiles laser guided rangefinders and other weapons. He plans to buy many items from Britain and has decided to purchase three Anglo French Concorde supersonic airliners for about 0 million each plus spare parts.
Airline pilot Capt. Henry R ayes Jr. tells a State Senate subcommittee that quickly identifying hijackers from fingerprints on airport ticket stubs could deter future incidents. He suggests the originating airport examine all flight stubs for latent prints if a takeover occurs.
Officials say recovery hinges on presidential action after levee break on the San Joaquin River left about 4,000 homeless on Andrus and Brannan Islands. Delia damage pegged at 21 million with 12,000 acres inundated to roughly 10 feet. Page 5.
The page from the Review in Hayward California presents publication details including the phone number 783-6111, volume 79 number 262, and a 25 cent price, across 126 pages.
A feature on affordable camping options for American families. It outlines rented recreational vehicles from luxury motor homes to simple tents, with costs ranging from about 100 to 600 dollars weekly, plus mileage. It notes booking early at Campertown in Northern California and highlights backpacking rising in popularity.
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