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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1974

Page

2

Hodgson named ambassador to Japan amid ceremonies in Washington

Former Labor Secretary James D. Hodgson is named the new American ambassador to Japan. Deputy Secretary of State Robert Ingersoll presided at yesterday’s swearing in in Washington. Western singer Sue Thompson was released from a Reno hospital after injuries from a stagecoach accident at a rodeo. She suffered cuts and back pain when the stage overturned during a full gallop ride last Thursday. British actor Charles Stapley describes My Fair Lady as a career burden, recounting six actors who faced misfortune, including a Broadway colleague and one in Australia. A German actor died on opening night in Hamburg, and a Danish actor shot himself in a hotel in Scandinavia. Stapley, blaming the role for ill health and financial strain, calls the part “the kiss of death.” Zoologist Robert George asks Britons to help map the 60 varieties of British fleas.

James D. Hodgson America Japan Robert Ingersall Washington Sue Thompson Reno Miss Thompson Charles Stapley Professor Miggins Rex Harrison Broadway Australia Hamburg Scandinavia Stapley

Two 14 Year Olds Arrested For Car Theft In Hokkaido

Police in Hokkaido report the arrest of two 14 year old junior high students on suspicion of stealing a car from a Sapporo Credit Association employee. The youths, who said they were angry about cars, drove off with the ignition on and the owner away. The car was found abandoned on a highway and the cash recovered at one boy's home.

Tokyo! Upi Japan Hokkaido Sapporo Credit’ Association

How to travel A horse of course

Castro Valley man Fredric Sperry rode from June 1 to 14 across open country toward Tonopah to prove horseback travel is possible. He crossed Tioga Pass at 9 941 feet, faced fences and freeways, and his buckskin horse died from a rattlesnake bite near Tonopah ending the trip. Sperry plans another ride from Phoenix to Alaska.

Proenix Ariz UPI Castro Valley Fredric Sperry Sperry Flagstaff Yosemite National Park Sierras Tioga Pass Tonopah Shen

First National Hookers Convention in San Francisco

The First National Hookers Convention at Glide Memorial Church drew about 700 people in San Francisco’s Tenderloin area. Organizers led by Margo St James pushed civil rights and due process for prostitutes, while speakers and belly dancers framed legalization as reducing crime and empowering workers.

San Francisco Colarful Glide Memorial Methodist Church Red Fight Margo St. James Organi Coyote Pamela Toland

TV Ad Time Slashed for Kiddie Shows in New Proposals

Washington AP reports the Television Code Review Board recommends cutting advertising on children's programs. By December primetime, Saturday and Sunday ads could drop about 16.7 percent to 12 minutes per hour, rising to 21 percent by year end. Weekday daytime ads may fall 25 percent from 16 minutes to 12 minutes per hour, with further cuts proposed next year. The industry board urges clearer distinctions between entertainment and ads, removing certain pharmaceutical promotions for children.

Washington Television Code Review Board The Nationa, Association of Broadicasters

Striker saves deputy at Mojave Borax plant incident

At U S Borax plant near the Mojave Desert a striker freed Deputy Kennelit Kiddy from wheel entanglement after his clothing snagged in a train axle. Sheriff Charles Dodge praised Elmer Brockmann for rushing to aid. Violence at the plant began June 14 with fires and shots as pickets faced company guards.

Bakersfield APL — & Driker U.S Borax Ker County Wikers Santa Fe Mojave Desert Kennelit Kiddy Elmer Brockmann Boron Eddy Brockmann Aho Poe Tacamo Charles Dodge

Cattle and Beer Trucks Collide Near Tokyo Narrows Road

A truck with 19 cattle and another carrying beer collided between Tokyo and Napoya. Police said 300 beer bottles shattered and 19 cattle escaped, triggering four miles of traffic jams. The highway remained blocked for about 90 minutes while cattle were rounded up.

Tokyo Tupl Napoya

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