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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1972

Page

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Nixon Brezhnev Sign Space Pact At Summit

Moscow dispatch reports President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev signed a space cooperation pact after 18 months of talks. The leaders, at the end of the summit, exchanged a ceremony with a wreath at the Kremlin tomb. A second accord covers identifying and sharing technology while limits are set on missiles and subs.

UPS Teteshota Nixon Axtistina Moscow U.S UPI Leonid I. Brezhnev Sie Brezhnev National Aeronautics and Space Administration Soviet Academy of Sciences Houston Tex Afeiers Kremlin Alexei ‘N. Kosygin Adentific Tech Washington

Hayward Council funds July 4 parade with $1000 aid

Hayward City Council approved a $1000 special appropriation to assist the South Hayward Lions Club in staging a Fourth of July parade. Councilman George Oakes helped build support via a Hayward Forward Committee to oversee the effort and future motel tax allocations. Lions representative James W. Little said volunteers would start immediate parade preparations for July 3 evening events.

Hayward South Hayward George Oaken Hayward- Forward Committee Hich’ Inn Tier James W. Little Lions Club Saide Tine Uy

Bay Area Weather Forecast Morning Clouds Turning Fair

The Bay Area Weatherman predicts morning clouds giving way to fair skies later tomorrow with highs around 75 and overnight lows near 30. Page 26 carries further details.

Bay Area Weatherman Lowe

South Vietnamese Marines storm beach held by Communists

Troops with U S air and naval support landed in Quang Tri Province near Hue as part of a coastal operation aimed at disrupting North Vietnamese supply lines. Reports describe heavy air strikes and naval activity, with Marines not yet involving U S forces on the ground at the landing area.

Saigon UPI Quang ‘Tri Hue Pentagon North Vietnam Gani Nist Quang ‘Tr City Marine U.S. 7Th Fleet U.S Us. Navy Batsand Quang Tri Gity Taueng

McGovern Sweeps Two Primaries As Delegates Climb

George S McGovern easily won Rhode Island and Oregon primaries on Tuesday collecting 34 and 22 delegates plus 11 in congressional district contests in Missouri. His total rose to 506 delegates, leaving a three way contest for the Democratic nomination with Wallace Humphrey and Muskie trailing, while California looms as a decisive alloted 271 delegates in a potential televised showdown.

George. S. McGovern Rhode Island Oregon Pickig Hubert H. Humphrey Califorhia McGovern Rhhode Island Rhode Ireland George C. Wallace Humphrey Etiundo Muskie California Shnaphrey New Jersey New Mexico South Dakota Optimist Mcfovern Portland Ore

Not clowning around Charles Nalley for animal control contract

Nalley a former rodeo clown and animal trainer seeks the Hillward City Council animal control contract. He touts years of experience with elephants to pigeons and a simple belief in keeping people safe, backed by a Mission Boulevard restaurant public stance.

Animal Control Hilyward Cuy Connell Nalley Boulevard Restaurant

Air bag test fails in Wayne State demonstration

A Detroit air bag demonstration by Wayne State University researchers for the National Motor Vehicle Safety Advisory Council ended in failure as the bag failed to inflate at 30 mph. The driver broke the steering wheel and windshield, while officials blamed a damaged deploying mechanism and inadequate pretest. Council members noted testing had poor past results, and passive restraints face new federal requirements for 1976 model cars with a one year extension sought for data collection.

Patrick Wayne State University

Parade marshal Hal Peary to lead San Leandro Cherry Festival

Hal Peary the original Gildersleeve will serve as grand marshal for the June 3 Cherry Festival Parade in downtown San Leandro, starting at 1 pm. He will later attend the Grand Ball at the Dunsmuir House in Oakland, and he recalls cherry festivals as a key part of his San Leandro childhood.

Hal Peary Orginal Gildersleeve San Leandro Peary Dunsmuir Hellman

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