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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1972
Page
2
New York AP reports the singer says he will always love Miss Vicky and does not want separation. He warns a possible marriage by her would be sinful if she remarries, while Miss Vicky tells him she no longer loves him and wants freedom from the union.
A Wayne County sheriff's deputy was killed and others were not seriously wounded in a five man gun battle with Detroit police in an apartment where deputies were playing cards. The exchange involved Detroit's STRESS decoy unit and off duty deputies. authorities called it a mistaken identity incident.
Los Angeles court upheld convictions of four people for performing a sexual dance on stage at a bar and illegal staging of a sexual exhibition. Justice Campton noted disbelief at admissions of intercourse on view to paying customers. Patrons Ferreri and Sutier were sentenced to jail. bar owners fined and jailed. appeal to state Supreme Court possible.
Five bikini clad performers chained themselves to display cases near Mersland House in central Melbourne. They removed tops, drawing a crowd of about 300 as trams halted and police reinforced. They were charged with offensive behavior, bailed for $22, and due in Melbourne Magistrates Court March 14.
North American Rockwell will pay $350,000 to the estate and sons of astronaut Virgil Grissom to settle out of court after the Apollo capsule fire that killed Grissom and two crewmates during training at Cape Kennedy. Attorney Ronald D. Keist called the deal a fair settlement and said the papers are ready for filing.
Par apis of abies born between Dec. 14 197 and Feb. 23 1072 at Cincinnati General Hospital are urged to return for TB exams after a nurse aide in the newborn nursery was found to have pulmonary tuberculosis. The nurse was confined Feb. 23 to March 3 and removed from active duties. About 600 babies were born during the period of potential exposure.
Pakistan Foreign Minister Sultan Mohammad Khan led a protest accusing India of firing on Pakistani prisoners of war. India says an inquiry is under way and the Red Cross has been informed. The incident reportedly occurred Tuesday as prisoners became violent and tried to overpower guards with several wounded or dead.
Secretary of State Rogers testified in Senate that Washington and Moscow are actively negotiating a possible joint space mission. Officials say talks focused on compatible docking, potential crew exchanges, and a proving mission by 1975 to test docking in practice.
Ken Grimes a 62 year old Cheshire England accountant learned he won 1 332 958 pounds from a soccer pool the largest payout ever by the firm He initially believed he had no winnings and only discovered the prize after a pool representative delivered the news at his home in Cheshire He plans to donate to charity first then buy a home with his wife Christine and resume work while awaiting wages beyond his salary
LON PINE Calif UPI Warren J Harding of West Sacramento led a four man team to scale Keeler Needle just south of Mt Whitney for a second time. Accompanied by Gaten Rowell and Tim Auger they spent two nights in bat tents and reached the peak on Monday after starting Saturday. Harding previously led the first successful ascent in 1960.
A Belfast house collapse caused three deaths and four injuries as authorities target a suspected explosive device linked to IRA activity. Security forces sealed the Lower Talis enclave while workers threatened a general strike over electricity cuts and political concessions, with calls to revive Protestant vigilante groups and harsh controls.
FBI informer Boyd F. Douglas Jr. testified that antiwar priest Philip Berrigan was pessimistic about a plan to kidnap Henry Kissinger, fearing it would set a dangerous precedent. The defense challenged Douglas's credibility, claiming he was planted inside the Berrigan circle to entrap activists while Douglas denied any planted status.
ParIs based report says Maoist kidnappers holding Regine executive Robert Negrotte 63 plan to free him Friday if workers at the Menaul plant back their choice. The group linked to The New Popular Resistance demanded meetings with no police present as Renault security tensions flare after Feb 2 shooting and protests.
Sydney Australia AP I P I reports Peter Pasiquale Magar known as Mr Brown had 15 years jail for the bomb hoax against Qantas airline. Justice Simon Isaacs ruled no ground for appeal, Magar pleaded guilty to demanding 560 dollars from Qantas and planting a hand grenade at Sydney airport on May 26 last year.
Fragmented OCR reads a local public notice involving names and dates, including references to Hayward, Coli, and VDF. The readable portion mentions an address and community columns, with unclear details about the action, dates, or authorities involved.
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