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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1973
Page
2
Debby Reynolds was arraigned in New York Criminal Court on possessing an unlicensed antique stage pistol and was released without bail pending a May 8 hearing. Her son Todd Fisher, 15, injured himself playing with the gun. Reynolds received an April 6 summons.
A Yemeni airliner crashed in a remote northeast region near the Saudi and Oman frontiers killing Foreign Minister Mohammed Saleh Al Awiaki and 24 other officials including ambassadors to the Soviet Union Britain Iraq Lebanon and Somalia and the South Yemen representative at the Arab League. An Aden statement cited a domestic flight about 290 miles north of Aden but gave no cause or survivor details. The crash follows South Yemen’s recent border clashes with North Yemen and prior talks toward unification.
The Recall DAr my Bailey committee filed 19 000 signatures with the Berkeley city clerkTuesday claiming 23 percent of registered voters support a recall election If verified the move could trigger a vote Bailey called the petition pacistd 0 and listed supporters including councilmen Edward Kalleren and Wilmont Sweeney
The item lists erroneous publisher names and addresses for The Daily Review and The Morning News with scattered postal and office locations in Hayward Alameda County California. It mentions various contact phone lines and offices in Hayward Fremont and Sanlandro, with unclear legal notice references and a price line.
May Day observances varied as Communist East Germany staged a parade while Moscow crowds heard Brezhnev pledge to improve East–West ties. Japan saw peaceful protests against Tanaka as Spain Britain and other capitals faced strikes and student gatherings marked the day. Havana planned a large march with Fidel Castro delivering a speech, signaling a civilian centric celebration in Cuba.
Federal officials warn evacuees downstream from Hannibal Missouri about renewed flood risk as upper valleys receive more rain. Crests move south while authorities estimate wide damage and thousands homeless from Hannibal to the Gulf. Agencies project ongoing river problems and further agricultural losses.
Chaves told reporters the table grape strike would expand from California and Arizona as the United Farm Workers and Teamsters feud deepens. He cited refusals to sign new UFWU contracts in Coachella Valley and indicated growers and negotiators already align with the Teamsters elsewhere. Chavez warned labor peace only comes once the Teamsters leave areas with existing contracts.
Diane R. wins grand prize at Carl Fanciers Association show held yesterday at Cambridge Armory. Betton Globe reports a blue ribbon awarded to a top exhibitor in a lighthearted caption.
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