26 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1977
Page
1
A report from military medical officials cites severe doctor shortages and red tape causing many medics to leave after one tour. Preliminary surveys at two Army posts show backlogs and poor facilities, with hazardous conditions noted.
A citywide gay rights march plans to flood City Hall with support for civil rights as more than 100000 participants are expected. Mayor Moscack and police report arrests in a related case, with several young men, including teens, among those detained.
Judith Exmer says she had sexual liaisons with Kennedy and fears FBI scrutiny as John received many calls from a mysterious woman. Media identified Exmer, an attractive brunette, and she recounts two years of alleged ties. Page 5. President Carter comments on Soviet relations and human rights in a White House interview, noting greater sensitivity to reaction. Page 6.
Connors narrowly defeats top seed Jiurry Coraine and Ayn Smith in a five set men’s singles thriller on center court. Defending champion Borg coasted to victory as Fibak and Wojtek Fibak posted Poland’s strong showing.
US scientists at the Lawrence Doherty Geophysical Observatory report that Concorde supersonic transits generate atmospheric shock reflections from 62 to 78 miles up. By tracking ghost signals and delay times they aim to reveal upper atmospheric winds and temperatures, improving understanding of global weather dynamics.
A new book Laetrile Case Histories by Dr. John A. Richardson discusses 90 case histories from his Berkeley clinic and asserts Laetrile’s use against cancer. The work carries a large warning that the FDA and U.S. government deem its sale and importation a felony, with a first press run of 200,000 copies and distribution starting today.
Huey P Newton, a fugitive linked to murder and assault charges, arrived in Toronto from Havana aboard Air Canada. Immigration officials ruled him inadmissible, detaining him for a final hearing. His wife Gwenn Newton and lawyer Fred Hestan were not allowed at the questioning.
Cal State University Hayward appears to resist nationwide grade inflation as freshmen and sophomores show little net gain in GPA from 1970 to 1976 while seniors and graduates see only modest improvements. Registrar Judith Hirsch attributes this to stricter grading practices and shifts in higher education philosophy toward non punitive grading.
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