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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1972
Page
3
Ray Orrock surveys summer festival parades led by Pioneer Daya Fiesta Days Pathfinder Daya and county fairs. He recalls motorcycle cops, grand marshals, mounted patrols, politicians, bands, baton twirlers, marching units and floats, all amid crowd excitements and parade rituals.
A five minute test using a forehead acoustic device may detect early carotid artery changes linked to stroke risk. Researchers from UCLA report the noninvasive test, shown to reveal preliminary symptoms in 23 patients, could become a routine, inexpensive examination to identify high risk individuals and prompt preventive treatment.
In San Diego a United Press International report notes a national program to curb racial imbalances in medicine. Julius AM of the Golden State Medical Association calls for parity with white doctors, urging thousands of Black and minority physicians and expanded medical training programs to improve access for disadvantaged communities.
In Sweetwater Texas more than 4 members of the World War II Women’s Air Force Service Pilots attended their 30th convention. The gathering featured a dedication of a marker at Avenger Field and a monument unveiling in the town square. Jacqueline Cochran led a private dinner and praised the group. Col Bruce Arnold, son of Henry Arnold, read his father’s 1944 speech closing WASP training.
President Nixon toured flood ravaged areas including Hare Township and William Penn High School in Harrisburg, meeting victims as he announced a major disaster declaration for five states. He spoke with residents including a young girl who clung to his hand and volunteers aiding displaced families at the flooded high school assembly area.
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