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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1972
Page
2
Tens of thousands of West Berliners flood the Berlin Wall for Easter reunions with relatives in the East. People enter by foot, car, and transit as a four day holiday weekend begins, with long border lines and waits up to forty minutes despite quick clearance by border guards.
California Attorney General Evelle Younger says no conspiracy to kill Cesar Chavez has been found by investigators. Multiple probes reached the same conclusion as the Bakersfield Police Department and Kern County District Attorney continue reviewing other aspects of the case and possible arson.
In northern Buenos Aires province two thousand troops aided by three helicopters hunted for kidnapped Fiat executive Oberfan Sallustra without success on Thursday. Sallustra was seized March 23 by the ERP. ERP demands included freeing jailed protesters and a $1 million school-supplies ransom. no word has emerged since the countdown deadline and ERP claims the victim would be killed at the opportune moment.
A passenger train derailed about 136 miles north of Johannesburg killing 32 Africans and injuring 135. Railway police found signs of sabotage at the wreckage site.
Egyptian troops fired three chifle shots across the Suez Canal Thursday night in the last such incident for three months. Israeli sources say the shots targeted two Israeli outposts in the northern sector, but Israel did not return fire. This was the seventh shooting since the August ceasefire. In Cairo, Al Abcam reported President Anwar Sadat would brief parliament on exchanges with Washington, while Sadat warned war with Israel was inevitable and accused the United States of lies in peace efforts.
Members of the International Union of Elevator Constructors walked out nationwide after five year contract expired March 2 with a union spokesman citing demands for a wiring hall referral system, removal of a no strike clause, and higher wages plus fringe benefits. The strike excludes New York City under a separate agreement.
Gary Grant won a California custody ruling over his ex wife Dyan Cannon. The Superior Court ordered the 6 year old Jennifer to remain with Grant during Cannon's New York movie shoot. Grant will accompany the girl to New York for visits and daily dog visits, with court permission required for longer moves.
A federal jury in Sacramento acquitted five Pit River Indians of assault on federal officers tied to a tribal occupation near Shasta County in 1470. The 12 jurors did not reach verdicts on two other defendants after about 13 hours of deliberation.
Part of a valuable Picasso dating from 1914 was stolen from Harvard University's Pose Museum in Cambridge. A frame was ripped from the display Thursday and the portrait bearing Picasso's signature on three portions was damaged. An unidentified owner is involved, according to a Harvard spokesman.
UPI report details the heaviest Communist attacks in four years, driving South Vietnamese from bases along the DMZ as U.S. and Allied forces brace for a possible broad offensive. Bases Dong Hoi East, Khe Gio, and Camp Tauor fall. Saigon alerts for rocket threats and reserves are dispatched.
A Naval court martial near Jacksonville will decide claims against chaplain Andrew Jensen, a 43 year old Baptist minister and Navy officer, accused by two Navy wives of sexual relations on multiple occasions. Jensen denies the charges, says he is being framed by wife swapping circles at Ceall Miuld, and faces up to two years confinement if convicted.
In San Pedro Philippines Justito Piping reenacts the Crucifixion for the fourth year running to fulfill a lifelong penitential vow. The 30 year old father of four endures a cross bound punishment with nails driven through his palms as spectators watch the ritual.
Virginia Barnes and Pauline Blackburn filed sex discrimination complaints with the EEOC against Walking Motor Lines of Lakeland. They allege a company rule barring single women from sleeping quarters with men, arguing the policy unjustly blocks qualified female drivers. Brown disputes the claims, stating the firm allows both sexes and contends the filing creates issues.
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater smiles beside his son Rep. Barry M. Goldwater Jr and Susan Lee Glierman after their wedding at St Mary’s Episcopal Church in Laguna Beach. The couple plans to live at the Goldwater townhouse in Alexandria, Virginia.
An inventor named Smit proposes raising pedigreed dogs to slaughter for dog skin coats and meat, promising humane slaughter. He predicts annual profits around £266,000 and aims to use bull terriers while defending the venture against public outrage from dog lovers and animal welfare groups.
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