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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1971

Page

2

Lead pollution in air steady despite more gasoline use

The National Research Council told EPA that lead in air in major cities has changed little in 13 years despite increased leaded gasoline. Children in inner cities remain most at risk from lead poisoning, with exposure from paint nibbling and workers facing hazards from high air lead levels.

Washington UPI National Research Council Ine Environmental Protection Agency U.S Gommbry

Pressure mounted vs race discrimination for U S troops overseas

Washington AP reports the Defense and State departments urge embassies and posts abroad to report actions against ongoing discrimination toward Black U S servicemen. The joint message calls unequal treatment a matter of serious concern to Nixon, Laird, and Rogers, stressing troop morale and welfare.

Washington Defense and State Departments U.S Nixon Melvin R. Laird William P. Rogers

Laird cites military regimes as stable governments in Latin America

In closed House hearings Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird said Latin American countries often rely on military groups as the only cohesive force. He stressed a preference for free democratic processes but noted the U S deals with governments as they are. The committee later released a censored transcript of the session.

Washington UPL Defense Melvin R. Laird United States Laird House Appropriations Committee

The Daily Rowlevy Publication Details and Subscriptions

Fragmented OCR shows publication notes for The Daily Rowlevy The Baily Review and personnel names Ines Hoy Sparks Williane Chilcote Burin Managar Eevered at Foal Hayward box address 117 3177 subscription rates and contact details for offices Fremont and Andro with scattered typos and broken phrases.

Rowlevy Ines Hoy Sparks Williane Chilcote Burin Managar

McCloskey Stumps New Hampshire in Campaign Tour

California Republican Paul McCloskey Jr. visited Gorham Berlin Littleton Plymouth and Concore to stump for his anti Nixon presidential bid. He warned that neither the administration nor Congress has peacetime economic plans and urged action as he spoke at the Night Country Artists festival.

Gorham Paul 8. McCloskey Jr California Nixon McCloskey Berlin Littleton Plymouth Concore North Comway McGloskey Congress

Kennedy Center opens with Bernstein Mass dress rehearsal

Leonard Bernstein conducts the first public performance of Mass at the Kennedy Center as 2,200 attend a dress rehearsal in Opera House. Critics await verdict, audience cheers linger after the curtain with Bernstein praised for energy and vision, as Mrs Kennedy and others observe.

Ashington Leonard Bernstein John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts Opeva House Bernstein Bravas Maurice Peress Alvin Ailey

Hot pants ban sparks heat at beauty pageant

Miss South Dakota of Hot Springs sparked a dispute at the Miss American Pageant in Atlanticotey when contestants wearing hot pants faced hostesses. Susan Inman was allowed in after a brief challenge, while three others were sent to their rooms for Cooler dress. Hostess chairman Mrs. J Benjamin Brick announced a flexible ruling that Anything in good taste is acceptable, including hot pants gowns with a high slit. This overruled an earlier Miss America policy by pageant chairman Al Marks Jr. exclusions for talent events.

Atlanticotey Hot Springs M.D Susan Inman Miss J. Benjamin Brick al Marks Jr Marks

Blacks considered for court post amid civil rights uproar

Washington AP reports that three months after civil rights leaders opposed a conservative South Carolina nomination, five Ohio blacks and a white Maryland law professor are being considered for a post on the U S Court of Military Appeals. Former Rep Albert W Watson was Nixon's original pick but faced opposition over alleged segregationist views. Ferguson remains acting judge until a successor is confirmed.

Washington Ohio Maryland U.S. Court of Military Appeals Fas Michigan Tomer Ferguson Ferguson Nixon Senate Albert W. Watson RSC Len Strom Thurmond R S.C Watson

Admiral Rickover criticizes Japan on ship visits policy

Admiral Hyman G. Rickover told Congress that Japan imposes onerous and unnecessary conditions on visits of U S nuclear powered ships. He called the actions administrative and contrary to Japan's sophistication in atomic energy. Rickover noted Japan is building its own nuclear ship.

Washington UPI Hyman G. Rickover U.S Rickover Japan

Jackie to Attend Kennedy Center Opening

New York reports Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis may fly to Washington for the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts opening but a spokeswoman questions the claim. The News cites a dispatch from Athens and cites Nancy Tuckerman saying Onassis would have informed them if true.

New York Hews Jacqualine Kennedy Onassis Washington John F. Kennedy Center For Aho Athens Kannidy Pla Aristotle Oni Nancy Tuckerman Onassis

Nixon to address Congress on policy

President Nixon will address a joint session of Congress Thursday on new economic policies. White House secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said the speech likely will be carried live by radio and television at 9 30 a m PDT. The address follows a two hour meeting with his council on international economic policy and precedes talks between U S and Japanese delegates on trade. Congress returns Wednesday from a month long vacation to grapple with investment tax credit repeal ar to excise tax and faster increases in personal tax exemptions. Chairman Wilbur Mills will open hearings Wednesday on Nixon proposals.

Washington UPL Nixon Congress White House Ronald L. Ziegler Council On International Economic Policy Biegler Cabinet-lev U.S Wilbur Mills House Ways and Means Committee

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