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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1973
Page
2
Comedian Groucho Marx, 7, spends 1% days in Century City Hospital Los Angeles for a summer cold. He says he feels great but hates leaving the nurses and is slowly weaning off the hospital routine with help from nurses on loan.
Neil Gamm, a Vietnam veteran and self styled governor of Forgotonia, announces petitions for a new 5th state to be carved from western Illinois. He names McNona ug County town GF as provisional capital and cites poor highways, tax issues, and neglected regional needs as motives.
A 99 year old Spanish American War veteran, Joseph Favret, insists the Maine explosion was caused by sailors smoking below the deck, not by a Spanish torpedo. He cites the Havana Harbor incident as the trigger for U S entry into the war and reflects on wartime morale and company slogans.
Pentagon records cited by Rep. Andrew Minghan allege a 250000 dollar communications and control facility was built at Lyndon B Johnsons Texas ranch. The Secret Service and Defense Department responses show expenditures on presidential properties dating back to F D Roosevelt, with figures for Nixon and Kennedy also referenced.
A Griffin man reports a golden egg shaped object fell from the sky searing the ground with white smoke and descending at a controlled rate. The object reportedly left a 1 foot by 4 to 5 inch crater while air force inquiry remains closed.
Detroit reports that United Auto Workers officials prepared for a Friday midnight strike against Chrysler Corp. A nationwide walkout could halt factory output for 127,500 U.S. and Canadian workers, while GM and Ford extended contracts to avoid disruptions. Union finances and potential strike costs were discussed as negotiations continued.
A young man in a red shirt leapt from the Golden Gate Bridge, the 498th death by own action at the span. Coast Guard search failed to recover the body. no identification yet. Separately a private boat found a woman’s body near Angel Island, wearing a green dress and white sandals, investigation ongoing.
Porrent Ger- Ty dr, a once suspended harness driver from Uniondale New York, is charged with masterminding a large gambling ring that fixed superfec ta races at Roosevelt and Yonkers. Fifteen others face perjury counts as part of the federal probe. bail set at 50100.
An odd German made statuette over 100 years old, once bid at two village sales without a sale, sold at Christie’s London for 1,847 pounds to an antique dealer. Valerie Woodward had offered it, with limited prior interest, and an expert described it as a collector’s piece from a German workshop.
Rammy Lee and Jacqueline Peck wed and joined Army basic training in a joint ceremony at an Armed Forces building. They enlist for four and two years respectively, with Lee heading to infantry and Peck to telephone operations. The couple plans to live apart during training and later serve together at posts in California Alabama and Washington.
Four generation Witvoets, long time bean farmers, face court orders after selling at a former official market site in Chicago. U.S. District Judge Hichert L. Will gave one week to relocate as part of a $100,000 damages suit against police alleging harassment. The brothers vow to keep selling regardless of official status.
Stockholm reports about 400000 cars missing as the Swedish Road Board inspects faulty electronic gear on a new bridge to Oeland. Computers show three million vehicles used the span while only 2.5 million are recorded returning, prompting officials to suspect measurement errors and no local car surplus.
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