Mirage: Fremont youth art collective sparks city events
A Fremont based group called Mirage formed by local teens and musicians aims to bring creative, youth oriented entertainment to South County. They organized the October Feast at The Complex and now plan multiple benefit concerts and activities including KOHL fundraisers, a Palletrasin Workers Union event, and a YMCA benefit, with broader aims like a youth space, mime and magic events, and a renaissance faire. The group emphasizes democratic participation, open collaboration, and hands on participation with interactive art and games alongside performances by bands.
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Bill Bischoff
Mirage
Bischoff
Chiang Kai-shek dies at 87 after long illness
Taipei reports the death of Chiang Kai-shek, veteran Nationalist leader and wartime ally of World War II. He died of a heart attack at Taipei General Hospital at 11:50 am, leaving behind a vow to continue his mainland restoration effort. Vice President Yen would assume power, amid Taiwan’s heightened military readiness near Quemoy and Matsu.
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Britain
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France
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Republic of China
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Sun
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Republic of Taiwan
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China
Fremont tops Tri cities in crime rise 1973 to 1974
A study shows Fremont Crime up 12.7 percent, Newark 113 percent, Union City 1 percent as burglaries fall in Fremont and union city. The FBI index average is 17 percent. Data cover homicide to theft with auto theft down overall.
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Cty
Newark
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Union City
Bay Area
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Neuman
William Cann
Union “City
First West Coast group of Vietnamese orphans arrives in San Francisco
President and Mrs Ford welcome the second group of South Vietnamese orphans flown to San Francisco International Airport aboard Pan American flights. The 22 children on the second plane and 18 on the first were delayed in Guam and Honolulu due to mechanical troubles. Fourteen of the second flight's children have chickenpox. Some parents meet the arriving children at the airport while others head to a San Francisco Army facility for processing and medical care. A second batch of 65 orphans is due at Travis Air Force Base.
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Ford
Palm Springs
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Honolulu
Seattle
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San Francisco
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Kim
Bahu
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Travis Air Force Base
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C Nachiley
Genaan
Conn
Friends of AN
Ford lensman recalls Vietnam through Kennerly voyage
Palm Springs veteran photographer David Hume Kennerly returns from Vietnam with a stark view of a nation adrift. He says Vietnamese fear for their children, blame US leadership, and many yearn to fight as Marines withdraw amid helicopter evacuations. He cites officers abandoning posts and civilians pleading for asylum in America. He questions what America can do to help.
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David Hume Kennerly
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Saigon
Amuss Frederick Weyand
Asder
Weyand
Pengeval
United States
Hee
Rege
Dy Nag
South Vietnam
Weather outlook with showers and mountain snow likely
Forecast warns showers and cool air with snow possible down to 1500 feet in hills. Winds 18 to 28 mph shift to the east tomorrow. High temperatures stay cool with the mid 30s to near 40s expected today and tonight.
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