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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1973
Page
3
In a reflective opinion piece, Ray Orrock contrasts 1960s newsroom looks with today’s fashion chaos. He notes the shift from uniformity to personal style, citing denim tuxedos and velvet sweatshirts. He recalls pink shirts and male dress norms while applauding broader wardrobe freedom and the decline of rigid fashion codes.
Saigon reports continued sporadic fighting as five Communists fall at a government position 17 miles northwest of Saigon near Van Uyen. North Vietnamese delegate Maj. Nguyen Pha Binh says local cooperation is needed to locate and remove graves, noting many graves are scattered across North Vietnam and that Hanoi will cooperate with good will to settle the issue. Officials note over 90 Americans died in captivity, with 1,417 missing, and North Vietnam has identified 24 bodies, some marked with Vietnamese names to avert public outrage.
Secretary of State William P. Rogers arrives in Rio de Janeiro for a weekend break as part of an eight nation Latin American tour. He will visit Brasilia to meet President Medici and Foreign Minister Barbet before resuming travel through the region.
A late night blaze gutted a first floor apartment in Culver City killing 21 year old Raymond J. McMichael who was found dead after being overtaken by smoke and flames. Firefighters reported the victim appeared burned in death as the blaze raged early Saturday.
Hayward's Mayor Howell proposes a ten cent tax slash to fund police and fire services while council weighs charter review, merging clerk and manager offices, and a $2.16 million police budget with several personnel increases amid debate over city spending and future management.
Republican state chairmen at a breakfast meeting in Chicago unanimously endorsed President Nixon in the Watergate affair. George Bush said the GOP would push the party line through the national committee while affirming the White House relationship and predicting no electoral harm from Watergate.
In Cleveland a 34 year old man, David Micks, was killed by teens who jumped from a car and beat him with a baseball bat after an altercation. The victim’s stepson and two friends were injured. three youths were arrested and 15 more sought.
Philippine Consul General Ruperto Ballan, 47, slashed his wrist in the Los Angeles Times office and signed a blood manifesto branding President Marcos a new Hitler. He urged asylum, denounced martial law, and accused Marcos of silencing dissent with secret agents and dictatorship plans.
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