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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1976

Page

2

Authors, Boones Involved In Legal And Entertainment News

Shana Alexander sues Wollstonecraft Inc in Los Angeles for breach of contract over royalties from A State-by-State Guide to Women's Legal Rights seeking 350000 dollars. Lewis Mumford wins Giro Del Duca prize in Paris worth 35000 dollars, largest European cash literary prize. Pat Boone family signals wind‑down of live act touring with Snake River Stampede Idaho gig noting daughters' marriages and aim to spend more time at home.

Shana Alexander Wollstonecraft Inc Los Angeles Annette Walles Gilda Cohen Lewis Mumford Paris Europe Pat Boone Snake River

Noted woman photog Imogen Cunningham dies at 93

Imogen Cunningham, influential photographer famed for romantic realism, died after a brief illness at age 93. Friends say she was the oldest practicing photographer in the country, with Ansel Adams praising her prolific career and artistry.

San Francisco UPI Imogen Cunningham Gryffyd Partridge Miss Cunningham Ansel Adams Univesity of Washington Germany Ros Partridge Seattle Mor the Partridges

Wolfe’s Railroad Car K-19 Reappears In His Works

The Unexplained reports why novelist Thomas Wolfe fixated on Pullman car K-19 in multiple books and hints at a posthumous clue. Rainbow Club kids plan vacations with ten thousand dollars, most choosing Disneyland and saving the rest.

Thomas Wolfe Wolfe Rainbow Club Disneyland

Robot cow aids horses in training at Roseville

Richard Glaser shows an electric Mechanical Animated Cow that moves like a tractor and can train horses more cost effectively. He, a saddle shop operator and local dealer, says the device replaces real cattle for training but costs 3.295 dollars.

Roseville UPI Richard Glaser Glaser W Deys of Glaser

Indians mark Custer battlefield anniversary at Montana site

At Custer Battlefield National Monument 180 Native Americans gathered for the anniversary of Custer's Last Stand. Russell Means led the group and spoke of a ceremonial pipe of peace carried by Oscar Bear Running, noting the inverted flag as a distress sign for Indigenous peoples in the region.

Custer Battlefield Mont Upl George A. Custer Custer Battefield National Custer National Park Service Russell Means South Dakota Oscar Bear Running

Scientists map Mars landing site amid lunar likeness

Pasadena experts from JPL study Viking imagery to choose a safe Chryse landing zone near canyon networks. Debates over ancient water carving versus dry origins continue, with a mysterious white streak dubbed Gentrys freeways sparking curiosity about Mars surface features.

Pasadena UPS Viking Mars Gentry Martian Jet Propulsion Laboratory Moon Harold Masursky Mare

Sudden incidents hit three New York sites early today

Explosions occurred at the Pan Am Building, a Bronx Police precinct, and a Chase Manhattan Bank branch causing minor damage with no injuries. SOIL claimed the Pan Am and bank incidents while FALN claimed others. authorities could not confirm group responsibility.

New York UPI Bronx Chase Manhattan Bank Save Our Israel SOIL Pan Am Bank FALN South Bronx Manhattan Frauncess Tavern United Press International Sohl

Blast hits Safeway bathroom in Oakland store

A small explosion at the Safeway in Keckridge Shopping Center Oakland damaged a toilet and surrounding porcelain but caused little damage overall. No injuries were reported as a skeleton night crew found the scene about 30 minutes later. Police treat the incident as malicious mischief and say it isn’t linked to other Safeway bombings.

Oakland UPL Safeway Keckridge

FDA recalls two lollipops over Red Dye No 2

The FDA announced recalls of two children’s lollipops sold in Arkansas and Louisiana due to Red Dye No 2. Dumas Candy Co. of El Dorado, Arkansas produced the treats, with about 60 cartons remaining on the market. The dye was banned on February 12 for potential cancer risk.

EDA Washington Food and Drug Administration Arkansas Lauisiana Dumas Candy Co el Dorado, Ark FDA

Spiegel Inc sued for deceptive Name the Jinn Contest in California

The California attorney general sues Spiegel Inc alleging unfair competition and deceptive advertising in its Name the Jinn contest. The suit claims the Chicago firm solicited 475,000 Californians without informing them that lotteries are not legal in the state.

Ban Francisco UPI Spiegel Inc Attorney General's Mil Order California

Chickens Sold to Soviets by Atlanta Cooperative

Cold Kist Inc the Atlanta based farmers cooperative will sell about 4.5 million pounds of Georgia Alabama and Florida raised poultry for export to the Soviet Union. Michael Stimpert manager of Gold Kists international division said the frozen chickens from Canton Athens Live Oak Boaz would be shipped from Savannah next month.

Atlanta UPI Georgia Alabama Florida Soviet Union Cold Kist Inc Michael Stimpert Gold Kist International Stimpert Canton Athens Live Oak Fla Boaz Ala Savannah

Beaches cleared for bathers on Long Island shore

Bathers and surfers along Long Island were allowed back at dozens of ocean beaches after a Ford administration team inspected the area by boat and plane for federal aid needs. Jones Beach remained closed but 70 beaches from New York City to Southampton reopened. officials expected Jones Beach to reopen by Saturday.

New York UPI Jones Beach Long Island New York City Southampton

Delta DC8 lands safely at Las Vegas with nose gear issue

A Delta Airlines charter from Atlanta carrying 144 aboard diverted fuel and landed on the McCarran runway amid foam from fire crews. No injuries were reported as the DC8, with nine crew members, used the full runway length to stop after a nose gear problem on takeoff.

Las Vegas lIvi Atlanta McCarran International Delta Airlines

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