Alioto Indictment Sparks Political Debate Across Officials
The piece questions political motives in the Alioto case and cites Brown and Pat Brown as well as reactions to Angela Davis. It notes the grand jury’s charges on attorney fees in San Diego indictments and argues restraint until trials decide guilt or innocence.
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Edmund G. Brown, Jr
Nixon
Brown
Pat Brown
Pat
Angela Davis
Washington
San Diego
Gum labeled as ginseng booster set for production
The government plans to commission two firms to manufacture a new flavored chewing gum laced with ginseng noted for allegedly boosting sexual potency. Meanwhile Russia cuts prices on TV sets motorcycles and electric razors, though affordability remains limited.
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Russia
Letters to the editor applaud FUSD board actions
A reader defends the FUSD board and Dr. Bolt amid budget cuts. The writer argues the board and officials are capable, notes opposition comes from affected parents, and urges public support and dialogue for better education. The letter praises decisions already announced and calls for constructive civic participation.
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Dr. Bolt
Kare’s Ozone Campaign Sparks Senate Farce at Home
Senator Kare returns to his home state after voting against the SS and dons an I Love the Ozone button. He holds a news conference defending ecology while dodging questions about Peerless Pollution Products and city smog. He urges urgent action years ahead and hands out Save the Ozone buttons.
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Sen. G. I. Kare
Casport
Sacramento Legislature Names For Southern Alameda County
The Sacramento lawmakers for Southern Alameda County include Senators Nichols C. Petris John W Helmdahl Clarke Bradley and Assemblymen Carlet Bee Robart Crown March K Fong. The 6th and 11th districts cotermi nt Alameda County exclude Livermore Amador Valley and Castro Valley. Zelters 0 legislators may be addressed at the State Capitol Sacramento S61.
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Livermore-Amador Valley
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Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Newark
Livermore-Amedor Valley
Robart W. Crown
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Alameda
Oakland
March K. Fong
Ashland
Zelters
State Capitol
Sacramento
Representatives in Washington 15 South County mailing addresses listed
The document lists Washington representatives including Senator Alen Cranston, Senator John Tunmay, Congressman George P. MATH, and Don Edwards with their Washington offices. It notes districts covering areas such as San Leandro Castro Valley San Lorenzo Livermore and Hayward and parts of Alameda Santa Clara San Mateo counties.
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Sensi
Washington, D.C
John ¥. Tunmay
Canton House
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Alameda
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Cannon Ridge
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Union City
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Newark
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Defense secretary as legal advocate in budget battles
Holmes Alexander contrasts McNamara and Melvin Laird as defense secretaries who justify military spending. He notes McNamara’s pivoting of costs, the pursuit of “bigger bang for the buck,” and filibuster tactics, while Laird shows steadier arithmetic and courtroom rhetoric in defending policy and the Nixon Doctrine.
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Nixon
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Abe
Defense Secretary
Lyndon Johnson
King Solomon
UBS
White House
McCarthy Era Echoes Shape Nixon Agnew Critique
A commentator argues the Nixon Agnew comparison to McCarthy is flawed while noting real Cold War era espionage and Communist penetration cases. The piece cites convictions in the State Department and Justice Department, plus a sub-cabinet officer’s admission, and defends J Edgar Hoover's investigations into radical groups.
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Royal Canadian Commission
Justice Department
McCarthy
Nixon
U.S
FBI
White House
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Freedom
Nostalgic Blick at Roaring Twenties Culture and Crime
A reflective survey contrasts the mid 1920s with today, naming Mae West, Texas Guinan, Rudy Valentino, Al Jolson, and mob violence headlines. It notes corrupt politicians, sensational trials, bootlegging, and public executions, warning about moral decline and the generational outlook.
Zola Born On This Day And Key Historical Moments
Emile Zola born April 2, 1840, noted along with U S minting motto E Pluribus Unum. Wilson urges war declaration in 1917 joint Congress session. Lindbergh’s ransom scheme in 1932 ends with Hauptmann’s conviction and execution. 1947 UN assigns Pacific islands to U S trusteeship. 94 ILU ends 20 day New York dock strike, longest to date.
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Sesson
Germany
Charles Lindbergh
New York
Bruno Hauptmann
Pacific
Japan
United Nations
United States
International Longshoremen's Union
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