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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1972
Page
1
Sparse demonstrations at more than 30 military bases drew a few protesters. The U.S. Servicegun's Fund reportedly planned further actions, but most events failed to materialize, as described on page 6 of the edition.
Patricia Broughton of Fremont, a 17 year old senior at Bligh School, was designated a 4172 Presidential Scholar by President Nixon. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Broughton of 21609 Joyce Ave. has earned several awards this year including a $4,000 PG&E scholarship and will attend Stanford University this fall as a marine biology major.
Rep Shirley Chisholm, the first Black woman to seek the presidential nomination, predicts an effort to win 509,000 Black Californians for Democratic candidates. She spoke in San Diego at a meeting organized by Operation Breadbasket and noted Humphrey McGovern and Muskie would seek to buy votes in the California primary.
A fragmentary notice reports volunteer Trish slain by gunfire and a volunteer policeman killed by a burst of machine gun fire. It mentions gunmen wounding a Trojan Catholic barber in Northern Ireland amid Catholic protests, with Irish Republican Army involvement claimed.
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird told House members five weeks before North Vietnamese strikes that several attacks of a VinileE nature were possible in selected areas. He asserted the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong had capability to attack but expressed belief the South Vietnamese could cope with the problem.
Former attorney general John N. Mitchell says there is no way to fully safeguard presidential candidates from assassination. He notes the threat will not alter American campaigning and asserts candidates cannot protect themselves against such risks. Mitchell comments while heading Nixon’s reelection effort.
President Nixon signs a two year bill liberalizing and extending federal responsibility for black lung disability and survivor benefits to coal miners and dependents. He notes the question is aid versus policy and estimates costs totaling about 4 billion dollars to the federal government and 2 billion to coal operators.
In Hayward the Review reports on city events and community notices for the day. Details cover local happenings, public announcements, and brief items of interest across the area.
Harald Blaine leads Glen Eden a two year old condominium project next to Hesperian Boulevard in Hayward promoting a democracy driven community. Reporters note complaints from residents and resignations amid fears the project is deteriorating into a ghetto while planners see cluster living as cost effective and space preserving housing for middle income families.
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