06 Sep 1971
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1971
Page
1
A six part series on the Highlands area and its people begins today on Page ?. The project explores apartments and multi unit dwellings in Jester sige and the area's evolving housing scene with local perspectives.
An armada of 26 helicopters and thousands of troops move against Communist forces around the DMZ and Quang Tri area in South Vietnam. U.S. B52 bombers, artillery, and air support back a large government sweep aimed at disrupting enemy supply lines and fortifications ahead of presidential elections.
In Alameda County neighborhoods Newark and Hayward prepare students for the new term with many returning to class tomorrow. Parochial and private schools such as Mission Alls, Redwood Christian, and Tramont plan reopenings, while public campuses in Hayward and Oakland outline Septembers start dates and kindergarten sessions.
Montevideo AP reports about 306 Tupamaros guerrillas escaping from Punta Carretas Prison using tunnels dug near the facility. The group, led by Rail Sendle and other top figures, fled by bus as guards struggled to pursue. The breakthrough strains Uruguay’s conservative government amid long siege of militant activity.
Reported in Brasilia on Sunday, a large group of 100 Cacique Indians marched into a jungle campsite to witness their chief's marriage. Interpreters struggled to explain there was no wedding, while Indians accused a young blond photographer of lying. The man was escorted away as voices faded into the jungle.
President Nixon, addressing American workers on Labor Day, urges a path to prosperity without war or inflation. He touts productivity as the route to real wage gains and a stronger economy, while defending anti-inflation measures and calling for continued sacrifice and national resolve.
Washington reports that Artall Weber of the Council of Living Signals says wage and price controls could continue for three to four years after the Freee ends. He notes officials consider such controls temporary and possible to maintain if economic conditions justify them while political leaders debate profits and dividends policy.
Americans plan limited celebrations while many stay home as rail and road travel rises and labor leaders urge sacrifice under President Nixon's economic program. Officials warn of wage price controls, proposing curbs on spending as the nation hopes for stability this weekend.
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