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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1973

Page

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Stanford QB Boryla matches five TDs against Washington State

Sunday sports summary notes Mike Boryla becoming the first Stanford passer to five touchdowns in a game as the Cardinal defeat Washington State. UCLA grounds California in a wipeout loss for the Bears. San Francisco State upends Cal State 47 to 7. Diplomats back Nixon on Middle East peace prospects but warn cease fire policing will be delicate and negotiations slow. Page 5.

Mike Boryla Stanford Washington State California Bears UCLA Cal State Pioneers San Francisco State Nixon Middle East

U S relations strain as allies split over Middle East war

The United States faces strains with European partners over the Middle East conflict. Some allies with substantial U S aid back away from supporting Israel while others threaten to boycott oil exports to the United States.

United States Israel U.S

Nixon buoyed by Camp David telegrams after news conference

President Nixon spends a quiet day at Camp David with his family as aides relay about 200 telegrams received after Friday night's televised conference. Officials say the cross section is overwhelmingly in support of the President, reflecting broad public backing during tense Middle East coverage.

Nixon Camp David Middle East White House

Nixon defends press amid sharp barbs over reporting

President Nixon calls media reporting outrageous and distorting while angered by critics in journalism. Neal Shine of the Detroit Free Press notes the president’s remarks and says the real concern is government corruption, not media credibility.

Nixon United States Neal Shine Tg Detroit Free Press Page

Zip Gone in Washington Diner Gossip Quieted

In Washington the zip is gone from the capital scene and even party circles. The candlelit diner seen as a hub for political chatter now yields heavy talk and scarce humor as guests of varied persuasions cling to old Whisky and vintage wines.

Washington

ABA urges congress to create watergate prosecutor office

The American Bar Association calls for Congress to establish an independent Watergate prosecutor office. The plan would appoint the prosecutor by the District of Columbia U S District Court bench led by Judge John J Sirica under an existing statute for U S attorneys. The resolution was adopted at an emergency meeting of the ABA board, only the second time in the association's history.

American Bar Association Congress District of Columbia U.S ADA Board of Governors Association ABA Chesterfield H. Smith John J. Sirica

Douglas Reaches Longest-Serving Supreme Court Milestone

Douglas becomes the longest serving Supreme Court justice, surpassing Stephen Field by a day. At 70 years old, he will not attend the public ceremony as the court sits in brief recess.

Justie Wiliam Dinglas Supreme Court Douglas Stephen Field Ihe

Review item from Hayward, California edition

A compact note from the Review section in Hayward California edition Volume 81 Number 21 details Pope-related content and local civic or cultural references. The brief item appears under the 7B3-B111 classification and signals a periodical notice within the issue.

Hayward Calfornia Pope

Senior volunteers across Hayward keep active minds and hands

The piece profiles Hayward and surrounding area volunteers aged around 70s, led by Dorothy Bower and Elmer Jones, highlighting their active roles from physical therapy to senior outreach. It notes Bower's work at Eden Hospital and as a volunteer host, Jones’s leadership of current events groups, and Helen Dahl’s Telecare volunteering, underscoring a life embracing service beyond retirement.

South County Haywant Dorothy Bower Sigrar Miss Bower Eden Hospital Castro Valley Ehaul Elmer Jones Hayward San Lorenzo Unified Jones Wwe Nnl Abey

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