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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1973
Page
3
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger arrived at the State Department on the first day of a new Arab-Israeli war. A security‑car convoy and a sports car with two bearded youths followed, one youth in Lev cutoffs asking guards if Watergate people were involved, then left.
At the Pacem in Terris conference in Washington 3500 attendees watched Kissinger defend that foreign policy risked becoming dangerous if overly moralistic Two young men Ted Glick and Chris Thomas heckled loudly but were drowned out by a standing ovation from the audience as others applauded Kissinger's calm reply and continued speech
The FDA proposes rules to limit radiation from commercial X ray machines and require anti hijacking safeguards at many U.S. airports. The cabinets inspect airline carry on luggage and detect weapons, with broader use to authenticate artifacts.
In a joint letter, U S Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers urge President Nixon to end the entire wage price control program promptly without notice or sector by sector phase out. They argue the controls caused shortages and distortions, harmed trade, and undermined competitiveness abroad. They call inflation fighting to target its basic causes like excessive government spending and money expansion.
President Nixon hosts Ivory Coast leader Felix Houphouet-Boigny during an official visit seen shaping Middle East policy. The Moslem Ivory Coast relishes Israel ties and faces Arab pressure to sever them, while an informal meeting with Mobutu Sese Seko is planned at the White House.
Los Angeles UPI report quotes Roy Ash saying no federal income tax increase this year if Congress keeps spending down. He notes this is a possible alternative in inflation fight but emphasizes a balanced budget at current tax levels and highlights the growing tax bite on GNP since 1950. He also backs Reagan’s CA tax limit proposal on voter approval, up for a Nov. 6 election.
In a federal court, Marshall, 19, pleaded guilty to eight counts in the Stennis shooting case after learning an accomplice planned to testify against him. Derick Holloway, 19, had agreed to testify with immunity, and the government contends Holloway’s testimony could prove Marshall used Holloway’s gun to shoot Sen. John Stennis. John J. Marshall, 22, also pleaded guilty to related charges.
Wesley Brown, 40, of Fresno, walked into Wishon Lake Village general store in northern Fresno County Monday afternoon, ending a 35 hour search after going missing Sunday near Balch Lake. He was cold and damp but unharmed, having found a dirt road toward the village as deputies and volunteers tracked him.
Hollywood Florida AP reports blind hypnotist William Craft, believed the nation’s only licensed blind practitioner, relies on voice and patient relaxation rather than eye contact. He treats children with educational problems, working on referrals, offering no charge, and stresses hypnosis supplements medical care rather than replacing it.
Miss Renee Duplechain of Eunice Louisiana was crowned Rice queen at the International Rice Festival held in Crowley Louisiana. The 18 year old secretary at St Edmunds in Eunice is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Duria Duplechain. Her crowning last Friday closed the festival week.
SAN FRANCISCO UPI firefighters built a 72 foot ladder Monday night to rescue four people from the seventh floor of a housing project after an arson fire. Investigator Ray Johnson said the arsonist poured five gallons of gasoline in front of the apartment and ignited it. Those rescued included a two year old boy and a pregnant woman seven months along.
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