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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1972

Page

2

Strike disrupts Saturn Airways pilots in Oakland

In Oakland California Union pilots from the Air Line Pilots Association began a walkout at Saturn Airways. A Salukn spokesman warned of potential booking impacts as negotiations stalled over wage and benefits increases for the first year. Passengers faced disrupted itineraries with return plans affected.

Oakland Calif UPI Saturn Airways Salukn Tt Aig Hay Saturn Air Line Pilots, Association

Mediation Seen Making Slow Progress in Greyhound Talks

A federal mediator reported limited progress in weekend negotiations between Greyhound Bus and 4500 drivers in eight western states represented by ATU. A strike threat lingered if a settlement failed, with work condition talks advancing but unresolved labor issues remaining across California Oregon Washington Utah New Mexico Colorado and Arizona.

San Francisco UPI Greyhound Bus Company Owas Bachéd Jerry Tinley Sone Arena Qualkout Idké California Oregon Washington Atiéana Utah New Mexico Colorado Aril Weeming

Lobito runway crash kills many in fog disaster

A Portuguese Angola Airways turboprop airliner flying to Lobito in dense fog overran the runway and sank offshore after crashing into the sea. Rescue crews saved two passengers and the copilot, but retrieved ten bodies. ten others were missing presumed dead.

Mabita Lobito

inmates escape from Orleans jail through roof hole

Fourteen inmates escaped from a Orleans jail after cutting a cell hole and lowering themselves by a mattress rope. Police reported most were recaptured by early today, with two breaking into a young woman’s apartment and holding her and her child before officers rescued them.

Bonny Orleans UPI Firtéen Pristmers Orleans Paristr

Man held in cripple drowning at Seabrook dock

Geistwhite 36, a salesman, was charged with murder after witnesses said he shoved two boys, Tracy and James Squier, strapped in wheelchairs, into the water at a Seabrook area lake after their parents watched nearby. The boys, Tracy strapped, drowned as rescuers tried to reach them. Bystander Father George Parker helped try to save them. Police said Geistwhite offered no resistance when arrested.

Navid Ieyes Gerald ‘Allen Terie Hayes Geoblar Dystrogl Lear Lake Mes Jdames Squier Timan Tracy James Falhor George’ Parker Joe Huntley Seabrook Geistwhite Geistswhite

Stanford blasts target clubhouse at university

Firemen said an attempt was made during the week to blow up the women’s clubhouse wing of the old Union student service building at Stanford University. Fires Thursday and Friday night at Stanford were not confirmed as arson. Seventeen gas burners were found Saturday. gas failed to reach a pilot. Thursday’s blaze hit the corpus headquarters of MRECHA, a Chicano student group. A late Friday fire caused about $25,000 damage to a women’s dormitory.

Stanford UPI Aunion Stanford University Corpus Mrecha Womer

Stanford suspends students after class disruption

A campus panel at Stanford recommends immediate suspensions for three students Donald Lee from Austin Kwon Ping Ho from Singapore and Alice Funumple from Honolulu after a semiconductor theory class disruption led to vandalism at McCullough Building Tresidder Memorial Union and nearby sites. Slogans opposing Shockley appeared on White Plaza and in other areas with volunteers later painting them out.

Stanford Call Stanford University Sanford William Shockley Donald Lee Austin Tex Kwon Ping Ho Singapore Alice Funumple Honolulu McCullough Tresidder Memorial Union White Plaza Shocktey

Actréss Ruth Maigéret dies at ninety in Maine report

Maigéret Ruth Actréss, long known for stage and screen roles, has died at age ninety. The passing follows a celebrated career spanning decades with notable performances in mystery and drama, including stage productions and screen adaptations.

Reagan urges public support for death penalty in California

In Anaheim UPI report Reagan pressed for a California ballot initiative to restore the death penalty. He cited court delays and 107 condemned inmates as reasons, urged citizens and law enforcement to back the plan and a new drug treatment program for casual offenders to quit drugs.

Anaheim Upiay Flouald Reggani California de Fource Aga Ydara Senne Jan Reagan

Soviet Union eyes summit to press policy goals and arms limits

The Soviets push toward a summit to advance domestic and international aims, seeking better Western access to technology and trade while pursuing arms control talks. Brezhnev's stance remains traditional, blending peace aims with long term political strategy amid patching ties with China and a cautious approach to Moscow’s rivalries.

Moscow Brezhnev

Sidelights on Nixon Moscow Visit Unprecedented Press Conference

Informed sources say a five day trip to Moscow with Khrushchev era leaders aimed at shaping Nixon's appearance, with reporters embedded in a controlled Communist state. Kissinger predicts an orgy of announcements dribbled out, as coverage notes restricted social access and staged leav es.

Mose Ess Muscovy Hay Peking Nixon Jij Tae National Security Affairs Hen'y ‘A. Kissinger Nira

Nixon Moscow visit schedule highlighted by Kremlin talks

UPI reports President Nixon will arrive at Catherine Hall inside the Grand Kremlin Palace for the first plenary with Soviet leaders. He will ride the Moscow subway, attend tea with Mrs Brezhnev and Mrs Podgornaya, then visit Moscow State University.

UW Am Idan. Pdt Catherines Hall Grand Kremlin Palate Mise Nixon Moscow P. Brezhnev E. D. Podogornaya Nixon Moscow State University Wilton Gam Circus

Soviet Navy shrinks despite new submarines

A Soviet Navy report shows a reduction in major fighting ships from 60 in 1960 to 587 in 1871 despite adding many submarines, prompting reactions from Sen Adlai Stevenson and others.

Washington Sen Adlai’ O Stevenson R-Ul

Court upholds split jury rulings in federal cases

Court rules unanimity not always required for verdicts in certain state criminal trials. The decision discusses combinations of juries and state practices, noting Oregon and Louisiana examples. It contrasts five man juries and nine jurors with varying rules for conviction. It highlights tensions between state construction and federal standards.

Washington OPL Supreme Court Fadiay Deforibei Oregon Adili Texas

Special delivery whack in transit shocks city

A visiting peat master from Paeke fell victim to a falling limb along a route from San Francisco to Los Angeles. The postmaster received an eight inch scalp wound and was treated at the University of California Medical Center before resuming trips.

SAN Frangisco UPI Paeke Golden Hayover Wasetek University of California Medical Center

Nixon Era Kremlin Luxury Described in Soviet Era

A UPI report details a visiting head of state’s reception at the Kremlin palace, noting ornate rooms, tsarist and Soviet-period interiors, and lavish furniture. The piece references figures and eras, describing marble tables, tapestried chairs, and neoclassical nude statues within the palace’s historic suites.

Moscow UPI Wixi Inchide Martle

Supreme Court upholds use immunity rulings

The Supreme Court, in 5 to 2 decisions written by Justice Powell, upheld use immunity in New Jersey case and a federal crime control law. The rulings shield statements from being used in prosecutions, but allow compelled testimony to be used for non criminal prosecutions and for limited use under certain conditions, drawing criticism from opponents.

Washingon UPI Supreme Court Aatés Lewis J. Powell Jr New Jersey

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