Satellite first step in Russ space station
Moscow reports the Salute satellite launched into a low circular orbit as part of the first phase toward a permanent manned space station. Tass notes preparations for rendezvous with manned ships within days and highlights two aims: continuous research labs and in space launching pads for future Moon or deep-space missions.
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Russ Space Station
Moscow
UPS
Osset Union
Tass
Sputnik
United States
Baikonur
Mission Control Center
Vladimir M. Komaroay
Fremont council agenda trimmed as Kassuba withdraws plan
Fremont city council, slated to meet at 7 30 p m to choose a mayor and vice mayor, also planned to refer back Kassuba Co s 1900 apartment and complex project near city hall. Other items include a 4073 in lieu park payment from Singer Housing, Lincoln setback variance appeal, 1550 for an appraiser on Pickering Avenue rail work, and funds for Fremont police pistol team.
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Singer Housing Co
Alder Avenue
Coronado Drive
Laredo Drive
Aenil Sven
Richard Lincoln
Planning Commission
Washington Boulevard
Lincoln
Parade Market
Pickering Avenue
State Public Utilities Commission
Alice Cling
Fremont
Copters Kill 12 Communists In Yem Valley Skirmish
An American field commander reported North Vietnamese units may have warned of a large offensive. Monday’s air ground clash occurred 18 miles southwest of the wild imperial compound with U.S. and South Vietnamese forces engaging in a one sided operation.
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Saigon
Apc
Munday
Mile Lary Oparkennett
Wiles
Marth
Sie
You Fae
Mornday
Hive
Dheven
Vice mayor hurdle in Fremont council reorganization
Fremont council faces a key decision tonight over who will be vice mayor under a rotation system. William van Doorn is expected to succeed Mayor Gene Rhodes, while potential rivals include Jack Pimentel Donald Dillon Geoffrey Steel or Rhodes themselves.
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Fremont
William van Doorn
Gene Rhodes
City Hall
Civic Center Drive
Geoffrey Steel
Jack Pimentel
Donald Dillon
Steel
Rhodes
Pimentel
Dillon
Mentel
Bill
van Doorn
Jack
Paws that refreshes in Ojai park fountain scene
Sergeant the German Shepherd stretches for a drink in a park fountain in Ojai California as onlookers smile at the lighthearted moment.
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Ojai, Calif. Park
Poet Ogden Nash Near Death in Baltimore
Poet Ogden Nash 68, famed for unconventional verse and irony, is reported near death in Baltimore. He has been hospitalized since March 2 at Union Memorial and was moved to Johns Hopkins for kidney machine treatment.
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Ogden Nash
Baltimore
UPI
Nash
Union Memorial Hospital
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Union Memorial
Two boys held in death of 26 month old bound to cross
In San Francisco two boys aged 7 and 10 were arrested after leading police to the nude body of Noah Alba found bound to a homemade cross in a sub-basement of a park area. Autopsy planned as mother reported disappearance last week.
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San Francisco
UPT
Charles Hillis
Little Nowh A'ba
Willis
Noah
Lawrence Alba
Symanie
Alta Plaza Park
Ellis
Wallis
Fremont police dismiss two officers for inattention to duty
Fremont police released two officers from Oakland origins for inattention to duty. Demetrios Q. Tatum, the force’s first black officer, and John K. Selim were terminated after probationary and ongoing performance issues. City officials noted sense of higher duties in Fremont and that no hearing requests were made.
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Fremont
Oakland Police Department
Demetrios Q. Tatum
John K. Selim
Nixon calls for welfare reform at Governors Conference
President Nixon assailed the welfare system as penalizing workers and rewarding idleness. At Williamsburg he urged support for reforms and later spoke to the DAR urging a new American revolution through revenue sharing and federal reorganization. He labeled the system a monumental failure and a White House priority.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Colonial Williamsburg
Williamsburg
Congress
DAR
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Republican Governors Conference
White House
Agnew critiques ping pong trip to China in secret session
Vice President Spiro Agnew, in Williamsburg for a Republican governors conference, privately blamed the American ping-pong team visit to Communist China for harming U.S. image. Reporters said Agnew warned that the United States must continue backing Nationalist China while fearing a diplomatic setback from China’s welcome of the athletes.
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Williamsburg
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
China
St. Louis
Agnew
Canfarene
Alee
United States
Soviet plans and Nixon era China hints in Colombo note
The statement cites foreign interference claims over Chinese technicians and a Bandaranaike memorial. Agnew’s China policy remarks at a luncheon with Republican governors are described, with predictions of no controversial statement at the forthcoming conference and prior Sun Valley speech angering some moderates.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Agnew
Newark Engraver Appointed to Park and Recreation Board
Hugo Hake, a Newark resident and engraver, was named to fill the vacancy left by Kenneth Dawson. He plans to discuss city programs with Recreation Director Melvin Noel before commenting further. Hake and his wife Audrey reside at 38416 Orleans Drive. they have two children and run an engraving business at 7055 Rich Ave. The swearing in is expected at the May 10 meeting.
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Newark
Hugo Hake
Park and Recreation Commission
Hake
Kenneth Dawson
Commission
Melvin Noel
Orleans Drive
Audrey
Rich Ave
Modified garbage rate hike proposed
Officials discuss a revised garbage rate hike with plans to offset increases by raising overall charges. Williams notes the burden on homeowners will be shared while commissions in Newark Union City and Fremont oversee distribution of the counter-proposal to local chambers for study.
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Williams
Layecock
Chambers of Commerce
Newark
Union City
Fremont Chamber
Alter
Fitmarth
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Baikonur Spaceport
Shawn Baugher
Man
Kurt Weill
S.J. Percheman
Vernon Duke
Noah Asha
Tot
Fremont Cops
John V. Fabbri
Fabbri
Oakland
Marvin Strait
Civil Service Board
Tatum
Schum
Force
Michael W. Reno
Strait
Nel
Constitution Hall
Ceylon
Cork Cy Anminker
Nese
Coe Jombo
Bandaranaike
Mos
Heshand Soloamon
Post-Dispatch
Presient
Peking
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