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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1973
Page
4
A collage of events touches politics and culture. Richard Nixon receives messages of support from leaders and celebrities. Nelson Rockefeller urges drug trial expansion under a new busting law. Thurmond's delegation meets the White House as Norman Mailer faces a legal tussle over Marilyn Monroe biography allegations. Bobby Seale addresses a New York radio audience amid protests and counterpoints.
Vietnam veteran Gant, a Western Mingis University senior, announced plans to seek recognition for a proposed state Morgotoniay with provisional capital Bulk, claiming neglect by state and federal governments. He heads a growing, multi-party group lobbying lawmakers and Congress for recognition and arms, with support from students and locals.
A 99 year old Spanish American War veteran in New Orleans says the Maine was torpedoed in Havana Harbor, sparking the U.S. entry into war. He recalls the ship’s explosion smoking below deck and describes wartime hardships and company memories at the 75th United Spanish War Veterans convention.
A partially complete Pemegor report alleges President Johnson oversaw security upgrades at his ranch near the Texas Panhandle, including a high security center and facilities in Austin. The document cites expenditures on surveillance, alarm systems, fire detection and circulation devices at the LBJ ranch with unclear records.
A Griffin resident, Ross Clanton, reported seeing a golden egg fall from the sky five miles south of Griffin. He described it as egg sized and descending, then breaking to form a hole four to five inches deep. Local investigators collected earth samples but found only high temperature evidence around 300 degrees. The incident is among several Georgia UFO sightings linked to a series monitored by sandir screens, while Air Force Blue Book activities have ended.
UAW officials planned a midnight walkout at Chrysler to cripple production, potentially extending two years of labor peace. Meanwhile GM and Ford extended contracts with the union, easing strike risk as UAW eyeing Chrysler action and fund reserves for strike benefits.
In San Francisco the Garden Gate Bridge saw a man in a red shirt jump midspan. Coast Guard recovery failed. a private boat later found a woman’s body southwest of Angel Island in a green dress and white sandals. Authorities pace ongoing investigations with no immediate identification.
Federal charges allege a harness racing driver led a ring that bribed tracks to fix bets at Roosevelt and Yonkers. Dozens were implicated with perjury before a funeral grand jury, and Gerry, once banned by the harness commission, faced conspiracy counts and a $350000 bond.
A village auction featured an unneeded item valued at 1,847 pounds and advertised as worth 3 cents at a rummage sale. Christie’s Langon auction house curator described the sale as routine with an expert noting the item was well over a century old. Local collector Valavie Woodwards commented on the process.
Jimmy Lee and Jacqueline Peek married at an Army recruiting station and will begin basic training in separate camps. Judge Ronald Sweavinger officiated and enlisted the pair for four and three years. Lee heads to Fort Ord to train. Jacqueline to Fort McClellan with later assignments.
The Witvoet family, long farmers in Chicago, fought a U S district court order that limited their selling at the city area once named the Tapmarket place. They claim police harassment amid a $100000 damages suit. They plan to continue selling regardless of market status.
A garbled report notes a road board checking electronic gear on a new bridge linking a mainland to an island. It mentions millions of cars used the span and only a fraction returned, with officials citing faulty equipment as the likely cause and denying a surplus on the island.
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