Cholera Fear In Texas Motel Guests Linked To Infection
Health officials fear cholera after water samples from a Port Lavaca motel show organisms like cholera. About 100 people from 52 families who stayed there last month are under watch, with roughly half contacted as a nationwide search continues. Lt Gary Thornton reflects on his POW-era life at his San Leandro wedding reception.
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Jury to get Agnew files in Maryland corruption probe
Prosecutors told to begin presenting information to a federal grand jury in Baltimore as they weigh whether to seek an indictment against Vice President Spiro T. Agnew over alleged kickback schemes involving contractors and politicians in Maryland. Page 3.
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Chrysler talks aim to end day-old UAW strike stall
Labor negotiators for Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers continue talks to end a day-old strike that has halted the nation's third largest automaker for the first time in 23 years. A news blackout trial persists as they return to the bargaining suite after dinner with only brief remarks to newsmen.
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Milk in schools cut back by about eighteen percent
Agriculture Department officials say national school milk sales under federal subsidy programs will drop about 18 percent this year. Assistant Secretary Clayton Yuetter estimates more than 55 billion half pints will be served in schools and foresees a slight rise of around 1 percent for milk consumed by children in the national school lunch and breakfast programs.
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The Final Days of Marilyn Monroe Mystery Explored
In 1962 Marilyn Monroe died under circumstances that sparked rumors of suicide linked to a political liaison. By 1978 authors alleged possible murder involving either the CIA or the USSR, with biographer Maurice Zolotow tasked to reconstruct the star’s last days and nights.
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Maurice Zololow
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Visit with occult author Spraggett opens weekly column
The Review begins The Unexplained by occult author Allen Spraggett a leading authority on psychic phenomena. He says his aim is to inform and entertain not convert. Today’s article on a star map legacy appears on page 24.
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Review Hayward California Local Page Summary
The edition of Review from Hayward California presents a local page with brief items and notices. Reader notices, small ads, and community updates fill page space, reflecting routine city life and civic matters.
Penny gumballs and the nickel economy in vending
The vending machine business spans tiny penny gumballs to high tech systems. Bulk vending dominates with Robert Burt of Vend-It Service in San Lorenzo noting about 1.5 million dollars yearly in Bay Area sales and his firm as the West Coast leader. Machines cost around 25 dollars to start, with an average gross of 30 dollars per unit annually and profit about a third. Location and consistent filling are key, while price pressures keep penny items at a penny, nudging sales with novelties like rubber spiders.
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