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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1973

Page

3

Hesburgh to receive courage award for civil rights work

The Rev Theodore M Hesburgh president of the University of Notre Dame will be honored with a profile in courage award by the John K Kennedy Lodge of B Nai B rith in Washington on September 12 for his outstanding contribution to civil rights in the United States Other recipients include former Chief Justice Warren and the late Edward R Murrow Ralph Osborne 67 of Southampton England won the 42 50 prize in a cleaning contest saying he learned polishing tricks during 24 years in the army He maps floors at the Royal Cinque Ports Yacht Club in Dover Caspar W Weinberger secretary of Health Education and Welfare said in Moscow he hopes to widen Soviet American student exchanges to include high school pupils during a nine day official visit.

Theodore M. Hesburgh Jeff University of Notre Dame John K. Kennedy Lodge B’nai B'rith Washington United States Karl Warren Edward KR. Murrow Ralph Osborne Southampton England Osborne Royal Cinque Ports Dover Caspar W. Weinberger

Prison rebellion ends as guards released at Indiana State Prison

In Michigan City Indiana State Prison inmates seized five cellblocks for two days prompting negotiations that led to the release of three guards unharmed. The uprising cited 23 demands amid concerns over wages and medical care. Prison officials blamed it on a homebrew alcohol incident and noted full control restored by 6:30 p.m. PDT. Wellington New Zealand also reported Kirk planning talks with Nixon after UNGA session.

Michigan City Ind Indiana State Prison Caplive Robert L. DeBard Otis Bowen DeBard Russell Lash Indiana Commissioner of Corrections Robert Heyne Lash Nations Guard Arthur Jaques, Jr Donald W Schultz Jaques Vanviers Securiy Corree Webb

Teen with loaded pistol walks to psychiatric clinic

A year old boy walking with a loaded pistol toward Kaiser Medical Center threatened residents and police, fired once inside the hospital, then surrendered the gun to psychiatrist Adolph Pfefferbaum. No injuries were reported.

Seta Clara Potice Blie Floyd Worley Phil Howard Kaiser Medical Center Kaiser Psychiatric Clinic Adolph Pfefferbaum Santa Clara Valley Medical Center Joe Orlando Wayne Britt Orlando Pfefferbaum Valley Medical Center

Fire aboard freighter Key Largo destroys ship structure

A Coast Guard report states the freighter Key Largo burned through the night after a crew misbelieved four poisonous chemicals were aboard. Tetraethyl lead, calcium carbide and other hazards prompted evacuations near New Orleans. later, authorities said the deadly chemical was not aboard and the explosion risk was lower than feared.

Phoenix UPL Coast Guard Evergs Key Largo New Orleans Acusbnet Mississippi River Bill Rice Harry Henners Ethylop Chemial

Lamb-napers sought after San Francisco lamb theft

Police hunt a pair of "young fellows" who stole a three month old lamb from the San Francisco Zoo. The $250, 20 pound yearling, bottlefed due to age, was removed from a pen amid 20 Moufton sheep. Zoologist Paul Maxwell notes witnesses saw the thieves hand the lamb over the fence and drive away. he adds confusion over a separate sighting of chasing some chicks.

San Francisco San Francisco Zoo Paul Maxwell Maxwell

Widow contests will over Australian tycoon who left funds to Israeli Air Force

Spurned widow Leah Haber filed in Melbourne Supreme Court to challenge Zvi Haber's 1972 will. He left $42,200 to son Michael contingent on marriage status, nothing to his wife, and nearly $840,000 to the Israeli Air Force via the Israeli defense ministry. probate sought as to mental competency.

Melbourne Australia UPI Supreme Court Zvi Harry Haber Leah Haber Wiliam Harris Harris Haber Michael

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