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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1973
Page
3
Prime Minister Edward Heath rejected a British press report of a planned new nuclear test, stating there is no truth to the story though he noted no immediate plans for testing warheads. In Parliament, Labor members pressed the issue as Heath clashed over the meaning of immediate.
Gunfire killed a Georgia farm family of six in a mass execution style attack. Ned Alday and three others, including his wife, were found shot in the head with multiple bullets. four men, three fugitives from a Maryland work camp, are sought with an all points alert. A Pennsylvania-registered car, linked to a missing suspect, was abandoned near the crime scene.
Hotels in Las Vegas lure gamblers with free trips and packages while requiring large action. Managers estimate thousands arrive weekly, with minimum bets and long play times to ensure profit. junket planners recruit nationwide, rewarding based on player quality and wagering.
The Girl Scout district board approved a badge titled Be A Woman of Strength or similar, prompting opposition from Catholics and parents who argue the badge normalizes sexual activity. Proponents say the clinic visit is one way to discuss reproductive issues with 2000 local scouts.
A three year old iceless rink using Suntec synthetic ice opens to the public in Manteca. Developed by local brothers Bill and Frank Niswonger, the process coats a resin base with daily refinements to reduce friction. The patent holder Frank Niswonger of Redding notes Japan already hosts a Suntec rink.
AEC sets off 30 kilometer detonations 14 miles from a ranch house owned by Pat Johnson to release natural gas. Johnson and wife prepare to evacuate as the chimney, tanks and valuables are secured. Officials say earth movement will occur but residents may not hear the blasts.
A 25 year old woman leaped aboard a Seaboard Coast Line freight train in Sanford and drove it three miles before diversion onto a spur at Pierson caused a derailment. Sheriff deputies arrested Mary Lane Pilkin and investigated possible accomplices.
The Mondaniay sailors who rebelled aboard the Liberian flag tanker Nicholas V near Honduras reportedly want to be paid off and return home. The captain labeled it a mutiny, one sailor was shot in the leg, and the ship was escorted to port by Coast Guard units.
A short, odd fragment notes two males pursued continuously by women of various means in Alabama. The text reads as a blurred mobile message style excerpt with unclear context and no identifiable event details.
Oakland bank messenger Nussell Baker, 62, was the sole rider when an elevator at City Hall dropped four stories then bounced to the first floor. He walked away uninjured, carrying Bank of America employment.
Louis Reichardt and John Roskelly, joined by a Sherpa guide, summited the 26 795 foot Chaulagiri 1 on May 12 at 6 30 p m PDT marking a successful climb after the 1969 disaster. Expedition led by James B Morrissey a cardiac surgeon from Stockton California Reichardt is from Palo Alto and Roskelly is from Spokane Washington.
Hayakawa, known for his firm handling of protests, said he will remain president of California State University, San Francisco indefinitely if trustees cannot name a successor. He warned he would hate to stay but sees no alternative and noted a possible June 30 departure if a successor is chosen.
Woodland Schools superintendent David B. Reeves quits after morals accusations by a 20 year old man. Reeves, 40, reaches a 41 500 settlement with the school board, leaving shortly after serving 14 months of a four year contract and facing trial in Santa Clara County set for June 6. He was arrested February 6 in Palo Alto.
State Health Director Dr. J M Stubblebine told 50 California physicians and radiological technologists to stop using a radioactive diagnostic drug after three deaths. The AEC ban came as Georgetown University Hospital patients died within 30 minutes of injection of Technetium 99m linked ferrous hydroxide used to scan for blood clots.
Police hunted an assailant with a long knife after a double stabbing in San Francisco. Charles J. Reed, 27, was killed and Tay D. Davis, 1, was seriously injured as one victim suffered a deep heart wound.
Postal unions ban all communication with France over nuclear tests in the Pacific. UTA airline cancels all flights to Australia starting Thursday amid French business boycott, following months of dispute about tests in the Pacific and a suit at the International Court of Justice in The Hague.
Amarillo Slim begins defense of his world poker title in Las Vegas facing Texans Tie Tops Hook and Speedy as six finalists emerge from an $86,000 Omaha five card event. Finalists include Preston Strauss Barnes Roberts Myers Day with at least $70,000 awaiting the winner.
San Francisco reports Mag ee convict Ruchell Magee’s second trial to be held in Santa Clara County with Angela Davis earlier acquitted. no trial date set. The 1970 Marin County courthouse shootout left four dead and involved murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges.
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