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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1972
Page
5
Vesna Viulovic, a 22 year old Yugoslav Airlines stewardess, clings to life after a DC-9 crash that killed 26 on Khrushna Hory. She fell 31 feet into the tail section, sustained bruises cuts and fractures, and is recovering in a Prague hospital where she plays with a puppet.
Zoia Horn, a 61 year old Bucknell University reference librarian, refused to testify in the federal conspiracy case against Philip Berrigan and six others charged with planning Kissinger’s kidnapping. She called the proceedings a black charade and was jailed until she purges or the trial ends.
The provisional IRA faction announced a four day cease-fire in a Catholic area of Londonderry, promising no incidents until March 11. British forces reported the quietest day in months while Bogside residents blamed possible IRA or Protestant extremists for recent blasts. A Belfast police sergeant later died, raising Northern Ireland’s death toll amid talks on potential direct rule and political reforms.
Hanoi accused President Nixon of criminal war leadership in Vietnam and labeled his policy as aggressive and perfidious. The North Vietnamese newspaper Nhan Dan criticized Nixon during Paris peace talks, denouncing his statements on Indochina and Asia as deceitful amid stalled negotiations.
Hanoi radio said the United States forces Green Beret units into North Vietnam to spy and assist reactionary groups. The broadcast claimed frontier defenses would be stepped up to curb infiltration as many ex-Green Berets reportedly carry on top secret reconnaissance into Vietnam Cambodia and Laos.
In Honolulu, Catholic Action Group members entered Pacific headquarters at Hickam Air Force Base and spilled blood on top secret files. They claimed the blood was from nonviolent antiwar activists and handed an envelope with Hawaii Senate Concurrent Resolution 18 to an officer. The incident occurred during a hearing day as security police observed.
In San Diego UPI reports Splat a shotgun size shell used for riot control is considered unsafe for demonstrations. Police official Bob Kennedy said the plastic projectiles flatten on impact and are unsuitable for crowd control at the summer Republican National Convention.
Classified note seeks a full time occupied warehouse space on ground floor roughly 2000 square feet with spating back and standard equipment. Mention of Verita with description. Advert says STANDARD EQUIPMENT INC WELAIR MARYLAND 21014.
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