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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1975
Page
2
The 17-year-old DeJean, who lost a leg in a December Arab attack near Jerusalem, received a birthday gift from Israel’s First Lady Meir Katzir in Jacksonville. The present is a book titled My Shalom Means Peace featuring poems and drawings by Israeli children.
Prep Scene columnist John Hickey chronicles Alan Zeitlin's tough path to the Hayward Area Athletic League tennis championship. A parent letters Beth criticizing modern sexual freedom, and Beth offers a pointed reply reflecting the ongoing debate.
More than 4,000 demonstrators gathered near the California Capitol to demand full risk and benefit studies of nuclear power. The rally led by Women To Woman Building The Earth For The Children's Sake featured 400 women in colorful outfits and petitions with 445,000 signatures. Richard Maullin accepted the petitions and urged participation in October hearings.
Tehran claims police have identified three Marxist guerrillas who stopped a U.S. Air Force vehicle, killed two colonels, and fled after scattering leaflets. The government pledges action to find the murderers and bring them to justice.
In East Grange, Abe Feldman reports a dozen little girls dresses on clearance as mothers avoid dress purchases for their daughters. Kate Greenaway Industries cites a broad decline in dress demand over the past several years, affecting manufacturers and sales.
In Spokane a patrol confusion erupted after a car occupants fired a shot at a policeman who fired back. Responding units expected a big shootout but found two men hiding in their car and others in their own vehicles. It ended without further violence due to rock throwings and vehicle damage.
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