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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1973
Page
4
Dabbie Reynolds, star of the musical Tree, appeared in New York Criminal Court on possessing an unlicensed antique stage pistol. She was released without bail pending a hearing May 4. A summons was issued April 8 after her son Todd Fisher, 15, injured himself slightly while handling the gun.
A Yemeni airliner crashed in a remote area near Aden killing Foreign Minister Mohammed Saleh Al Awlaqi and 24 other government officials including ambassadors to the Soviet Union Britain Iraq Lebanon and Somalia. An Aden radio report gave few detail on survivors or the cause. The crash occurred about 20 miles north of Aden in desert terrain near Saudi and Omani frontiers.
Berkeley officials recite that petitions gathered 19,000 signatures, over 25 percent of registered voters, prompting a recall election for radical city charterman D'Army Bailey. Committeemen Edward Kallgren and Wilmont Sweeney backed the drive as Bailey called the petition racist in nature.
Fragments from The Daily Review indicate publication details for Hayward California with mis-typed names and addresses. The item lists offices in Hayward and San Leandro along with subscription rates and a 1897 act reference, resembling a historic newspaper masthead snapshot.
May Day celebrations span the globe with parades and work stoppages. In Moscow Brezhnev pledges to improve US Japan ties while a million parade from factories to Red Square. Spain Britain and France report significant walkouts. Cuba plans a scaled parade under Fidel Castro with a 21 gun salute.
Flood warnings spread as heavy rains push the Mississippi valley toward new crests. Evacuees near Hannibal Missouri race to relocate while officials warn against relaxation as 11 deaths and $320 million in damages mount. Crests move south through upper valley, threatening 50 000 acres of delta land and leaving about 35 000 homeless from Hannibal to the Gulf.
Chavez says the United Farm Workers Union likely will extend its grape strike to all of California and Arizona, contrasting with the Teamsters. He notes UFWU contracts in Coachella Valley while many growers there signed with the Teamsters, and says growers from Arvin and Porterville are now negotiating with the same team of negotiators as Coachella. He adds that labor peace awaits the Teamsters' exit from the industry.
Diane R. wins a grand prize at Can Fanclers Assn. show held yesterday at Cambridge Armory. Footsie Tootsie performer sprawls beside the blue ribbon, drawing local attention reported by Boston Globe.
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