14 Nov 1976
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1976
Page
1
Bruce McCabe launches Lit'ry Life in the Daily Review as a Boston Globe feature on weekly and monthly print reviews. The column, revived five years after George Frazier started it, aims for national scope and cross‑age appeal across arts and letters.
Washington report cites a 1964 FBI memo alleging Lee Harvey Oswald told Cuban embassy officials in Mexico City of his Kennedy assassination plan. Fidel Castro supposedly relayed the claim to a reliable informant. The Post notes uncertainty about the memo’s existence and reach, with Levi ordering secrecy and no Warren Commission confirmation.
Washington reports that self service gas might stall as industry figures warn of legal bans and EPA vapor controls. Attendantless stations, split island formats, and cash discounts at full service stations emerge as possible countertrends. The shift questions whether self-service boosts volume or merely maintains sales while labor costs fall.
Heavy snow blanketed Texas and nearby areas with the season’s first major fall. Oklahoma and Arkansas reported lighter accumulations while New Mexico faced a winter storm warning. Up to 10 inches lay on the ground in Plains and Seminole Texas as highways faced icy hazards and drivers were urged to limit travel.
Cal State Hayward professor Lou DeCosta and partner Sam Shore offer customized life documentary films priced from 10 000 to 20 000. They research relatives and achievements, shoot interviews and backstage material, and craft a professional two half hour film to preserve a person’s life and heritage for descendants and interested audiences. Production spans 10 to 12 weeks depending on location and travel.
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