Trustees back smaller class program to aid below grade
Ed Roberts says the plan would cost several hundred thousand dollars and would provide one remedial teacher for every 12 students below grade level. Arthur Krannawitter cites a $100,000 seed for the program as teachers push for action. Hoshea Kaufmann reports 15 to 25 percent of district students below grade level. trustees also debated field trip funding and favored individual cost bearing or a field trip fund to be used when needed.
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Ed Roberts
Arthur J. Krannawitter
Hoshea Kaufmann
Harry R. Sheppard
Gloria 8. Carr
Fieldings
Joby R. Camara
White House reversal favors ITT testimony
The panel continues hearings with a Friday finish and a week later report. Kleindienst faces lingering doubt about Senate confirmation as he defended his February decision to clear Harry Steward of San Diego. Steward denied pressuring an IRS agent over a $2,068 political contribution routed through an ad agency, while Kleindienst said he rebuked the task force but supported Steward’s appointment.
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Kleindienst
Senate
John N. Mitchell
Jack Anderson
PTT Staltosery
U.S
Harry Steward
San Diego
Nixon
Thornton
Steward
Internal Revenue Service
Lay
Thomson
Kreindienst
Rhodes leads city campaign spending in election results
In last week's city council race Gene Rhodes tops spending with $5,985 reported. Art Lampert spent $4,824 after raising $4,551 and Geoffrey Slesern filed as required. Rhodes lists many contributors but only two $30 ads are noted. Steel reports $4,274 spent from $5,451 reserved, with major donors including Leon Mezzetti and several others. Cock tail and spaghetti dinners boosted totals. 33 days left to file.
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Kremont
Gene Rhodes
Art Lampert
Geoffery Slesern
Steel and Lampert
Rhodes
Leon Mezzetti
Chet DiGiulio
Art Bridges
Robert Hall
Henry Bertuleit
Claude
Barbara Young
Charles Gelchell
Donald Watterson and Bailey Farms Co
Kinney Griffin
George Reilly
Jack Glevenson
Fadenna Bros
Richard
Lorraine Fillendanl
Jack
Sally Russmisel
Vernon Ellsworth
Robert Reeves
Central Chevrolet
DiGiulio
Pontiac- Amc-Cmc
Buell
Orval Osthur
L.S
Eugene William
William
Margaret Humpert
Cal Holland
Vera Eston
Bil Rothing
Eugene
Gwendalyn Cowell
Lasers
Coast to coast protests renew bombing opposition
Rallies and marches across the United States protest bombing in Vietnam as a weeklong antiwar drive peaks with planned major marches in New York and Los Angeles. Overviews describe peaceful demonstrations with several disturbances at Harvard University and the University of Maryland, tear gas used by police, and a few arrests.
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Vietnam
New York
Los Angeles
Harvard University
University of Maryland
Zome
Boston
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Square
Harvard Center For International Affairs
University
College Park
National Guard
Des Moines
Iowa
Spon
Washington
Salina
Dhde
Alameda Naval Air Station
California
New York City
Stratford
Conn
Philadelphia
Detroit
Fremont council stalls on tax revision. rezones Brookdale project
Fremont councilmen had not reviewed a report from City Finance Director Fred Stabeil suggesting revisions in city business taxes. They approved rezoning nearly 3 acres north of Decola Road and Paseo Padre Parkway to single family residential for Singer Housing Company's Brookdale development, and turned down a proposal for a 0.75 acre convenience market and offices at Sundale Drive and Stevenson Boulevard.
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Fremont
Fred Stabeil
Decola Road
Paseo Padre Parkway
Singer Housing Company
Brookdale
Sundale Drive
Stevenson Bovelvard
Johnson warned by irregular heartbeats in recovery
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson suffered a brief burst of ventricular tachycardia with heart rates 150 to 200, doctors said. He remained in Brooke Army Medical Center, in good spirits, not bedridden, and receiving IV treatment while continuing recovery from his prior heart attack.
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San Antonio
Tor
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
J. Willis Hurst
Atlanta
Hurst
Johns
Lyma
Charlottesville
Estesday
Brooke Army Medical Center
Man found guilty of assault on Cal State coed wife
Murray Marlin, 37, accused of deafening and blinding his Cal State coed wife and kidnapping her from the Hayward campus, was found guilty in superior court on four felony counts including kidnapping with bodily injury and assault with a deadly weapon. The same jury will hear evidence in his insanity plea as of yesterday.
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Murray Marlin
Cal State
Marva
Albany
Church Council Attacks Bombing of North Vietnam
Geneva based Work Council of Churches condemned the restraint on U.S. bombing of North Vietnam arguing it undermines any chance for a political settlement. General secretary Eugene Carson Blake said the strikes hinder POW releases and raise global conflict risk.
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Geneva
UPI
Work Council of Churches
North Vietnam
United States
Eugene Carson Blake
Council
U.S
Water Ski Foresight Fumbles on Icy Lake Telemark
Robin Williams of Hayward Wisconsin attempts water skiing on snow skis across Lake Telemark formed by melting snows at Cable Wisconsin. Others including Miss Williams and ski instructors try to cross the ice filled lake. several succeed while she dunked.
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Robin ‘Williams
Hayward
Wis
Lake Telemark
Cable
Misa Williama
Viet Cong gain ground as ships hit and pilots report losses
North Vietnamese gunners disable two U S Navy ships while two sailors die and 36 are wounded on the destroyer Buchanan and frigate Worden. Air raids total 24 missions as Viet Cong seize control of most of Hoai An District and shell bases. An Loc air defense sustains a crash landing of a transport plane with all crew saved.
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Haipheng
WLS
Soul Vietnam
U.S. Command
Buchanan
Worden
Gulf of Tonkin
Hanai
U.S
Viet Cong
Hoai ‘An
Binh Dinh Proving
Saigon
Quang ‘Nhi
Qang ‘Tri
Pedro
Quang Tri
Bastogne
Hue
Nguyen van Minh
An Loc
Bay Delta sewage agreement inked by federal and state agencies
Two federal agencies join with the California Water Resources Control Board to craft a master sewage management plan for the San Francisco Bay and Sacramento Delta region. Army Corps of Engineers, EPA and state board aim to reclaim treated sewage for irrigation and use across Contra Costa, San Mateo, San Francisco, Alameda, Santa Clara, Napa, Solano, Yolo, Sacramento and San Joaquin counties serving about 4.5 million people.
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Army Engineers
Contra Costa
San Mateo
San Francisco
Alameda
Santa Clara
Napa
Solano
Yolo
Sacramento
San Joaquin
New mayor and councilmen sworn in Union City
Vice Mayor Don Miller assumed the mayoral gavel as two new councilmen took office from last week's election. Former Mayor Tor Kita yama won the mayoral seat. Lean Alvelais abstained in the vote. Irv Williams did not attend. Richard Oliver and Manuel Garcia joined the council alongside Miller.
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Union City
Don Miller
Tor Kitayama
Thyal
Lean Alvelais
Irv Williams
Miller
Richard Oliver
Manuel Garcia
Sivenn
Murder suspect ruled sane in shotgun housewife case
A murder suspect was ruled sane after a court evaluation in the case of a housewife accused of using a shotgun. The ruling curtails her immediate insanity defense and moves the case toward trial in the local courthouse.
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Bacher
Newark Election Delayed Sparks Council Debate
County election timing prompts council to consider delaying the Newark vote. Members clash over July 18 data and legal windows, while staff weigh law changes to avoid future two year delays. Balentine urges action and names Plowright as city representative to the Association of Hay Area Governments. Lewis named vice mayor amid jokes, Sisk named acting city treasurer and library board delegate. A presentation on a charity walk and March of Dimes meeting draws offers to participate.
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Banting
Plowright
Sik
Lewis
Balentine
Association of Hay Area
Sisk
Alameda County
Alameda Creek
Coyote Hills
March Af ‘Inves Committee
Newark
March of Dimes Whill
Marty
Sparks expands papers by purchasing several California titles
Sparks acquires The Alameda Times-Star from Helim Spaulding and outlines former holdings including the San Mateo Times and Hayward Review. The Argus, acquired in 1965, grew into a seven day publication by 1969, with sister mornings Herald & News serving Livermore and Pleasanton.
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San Leandro
Burlingame
San Mateo
Alameda
Kofman
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Fremont News-Hegisler
George Oakes
Sparks
Hayward Review
Alameda County
The
Argus
Herald & News
Livermore-Pleasanton
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Bay-Delta
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