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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1975

Page

1

Leslie Gonsalves Crowned Maid of San Lorenzo

Leslie Gonsalves, a 21 year old part time student at Chabot College and secretary, was named Maid of San Lorenzo last night. She stands 5 feet 8 inches, with light brown hair and blue green eyes, daughter of Mr and Mrs Augusto Gonsalves. First runner up was 11 year old Sherry Tole of Russell High School, second runner up was Melody Farmer, 17, of Arroyo High School.

Leslie Gonsalves Chabot College San Lorenzo Leslie Augusto Gonsalves Sherry Tole Russell High School Melody Farmer Areyo High School

Zaire joins hunt for abducted students and Dutch aide

American officials report a joint search for four captives from a wildlife research center. The group includes three U S students Barbara Smuts 24 Ann Arbor Carrie Hunter 21 and Kenneth Smith 22 and Emilie Bergman a Dutch administrative assistant. The search focuses on Tanzanian shore of Lake Tanganyika while no trace has been found.

Zaire Lake Tanganyika Stanford ‘University Barbara Smuts Ann Arbor Mich Carrie Hunter Atherton Calif Kenneth S. Smith Garden Grove Emilie Bergman

Berserk Gunman Rampage Kills Teen and Woman in Dayton

A gunman in Dayton Ohio goes on a murderous rampage killing his teenage friend and a woman, wounding nine others before taking his own life. Police say the motive is unclear as investigators piece together the chaotic events.

Dayton Ohio Stanly Kavy

Food crisis fears persist despite aid and improved crops

Don Paarlberg of the Agriculture Department warns that world hunger risks remain even as 1972 and 1974 crop shortfalls ease due to increased food aid including higher U S shipments. Speaking at a Washington Journalism Center seminar, he urges continued public focus and effort beyond the recent emotional binge on famine concerns.

Don Paarlberg Agriculture Department U.S Washington Journalism Center

Women Prefer Warmth Over Machismo In Men Says Expert

Suzy Mallory of Man Watchers Inc asserts women favor warmth in men over money or bravado. She claims the ideal man is evolving away from the old macho stereotype as more women respond to tenderness and self-assurance, noting naked photos can still attract interest. Page 3.

Suzy Mallory Man Watchers Inc

Americans flee Laos as evacuees swell and embassies burn

U.S. forces withdraw from Laos evacuating about 160 Americans including embassy staff while authorities destroy documents. Laotian workers seal the American embassy and demand safe passage as students and communist troops encircle the U.S. Agency for International Development complex near Kilometer 8 outside Vientiane.

United States Laos South Vietnam Cambodia U.S. Agency For International Development U.S. Pevennes

Oakland A's Rally To Crush Indians In Eight to Five Win

The Oakland Athletics, trailing early, erupt for ten runs over four innings to defeat the Cleveland Indians eight to five. Vida Blue exits after three, chased by back to back homers from Rico Carty as Cleveland’s offense and bullpen falter late.

Cleveland Indians Oakland A’s A’s Indians Oakland Vida Blue Rico Carty Frank Robinson Cleveland

Review item from Hayward California issue 2 229

Local page of the Review in Hayward California presents brief notices and continuing items in Vol 2 No 229. The readable text includes references to community events and upcoming listings, with emphasis on local places and institutions.

Day on the Green at Oakland Coliseum Draws 55000 Fans

A packed Oakland Coliseum hosted Bill Graham’s Day on the Green with Beach Boys and Chicago drawing about 55,000 sunburnt fans. The event fused festival nostalgia with a sunlit picnic mood as attendees endured traffic and roving crowds in a California dream of the era.

Oakland Oakland Coliseum Nimitz Mike Bill Graham P.T. Barnum Bill Veeck Billy Graham Graham Beach Boys Chicago Beatles Godstock Stones Bob Dylan Norman Mailer California Coliseum

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