Senator Charges Pentagon With Releasing Classified ABM Details
Senator Stuart Symington accused the Defense Department of releasing classified information to bolster the case for an antiballistic missile system and to shield U.S. offensive missile sites. He cited Dr. Herbert York’s testimony that a classified ABM document was blocked despite security clearance. Former Deputy Defense Secretary Nitze also testified as Nixon weighs Sentinel ABM amid warnings of Soviet first strike capability.
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Israel Jets Hit Egypt Early Warning Posts Near Suez
Israeli jet bombers struck Egypt's early warning radar stations at El Mazar and Jebel Gunaissant, 28 miles inside Jordan, claiming destruction of both posts guarding the Suez Canal. U.N. Thant warned a de facto state of war exists in the Middle East as clashes escalate.
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Punishment Deadlocks Sirhan Jury in Bombing Trial
After two and a half hours of deliberations the jury failed to reach a verdict on Sirhan's punishment and it recessed for the night. The panel was to resume Wednesday morning as regional fighting and ceasefire tensions in the Middle East continued to influence the atmosphere around the case.
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New City Purchasing Chief Merritt to Lead Alameda Shop
Jack A Merritt 46 was named head of the Alameda print shop and county purchasing office in Hayward earlier this week. He previously served as assistant purchasing agent in San Mateo County and will report within two weeks. He has a record of managing contracts and purchasing for the county and city, including a $9 million annual budget, and served in the U S Navy during two wars.
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Railroad Fined For Road Block
The passage reports a dispute over city versus state authority in a railroad road block case. Fremont judgments may influence California courts. In a August 20 incident police arrested train engineer Edy ward Johnese of San Leandro for violating the ordinance. the citation was dismissed and refiled against the railroad after Judge Sabraw ruled the railroad, not the engineer, was liable. Johnese filed a $15,000 false arrest suit against the city.
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Senate panel weighs ABM plan with four witnesses
Four witnesses testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee as it considers approval of the $6.6 billion ABM proposal. The panel weighs strategic implications and funding details for deployment.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Judy Carne may quit Laugh-In over abusive fans
British actress Judy Carne, 29, says she may quit the Rowan and Martin Laugh-In show due to aggressive fans who yell sock it to me. She has signed for a third series but fears the phrase has taken over her identity and would rather be known as a serious actress.
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UPI
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Rowan and Martin
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Tre Arcus Publication Admitted by Superior Court Order
Publication details show Tre Arcus published by the Daily Review under Superior Court Order No 318864 dated June 21 1961. Notices mailed from Fremont California list address 122 Center Square and pricing for daily and Sunday editions.
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California
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Fremont
Cal
Min days used to pressure for pay and involvement
A court order Friday restrained Scat from further action and suspended minimum-day schedules Monday in a joint admin and teachers group statement. Arveson and the board warned participating teachers could face dismissal loss of pay and loss of credentials if they persisted, with Monday night recommendations made after district legal counsel review.
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Arveson
Insecticide Endangers California Pelicans
Berkeley scientist Risebrough warns DDT from insecticides is thinning pelican eggshells at offshore nesting sites. Eggs now crack under weight. DDE concentrates in the birds as insects concentrate it through the food chain. If current levels persist, pelicans and related seabirds may face extinction.
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Fremont Soldier Testifies in Mutiny Trial Scene
Risebrough testified about the Oct 12 sit-down by 27 prisoners at the stockade off the California coast and the mutiny charge. He described crowded, dirty conditions, bad food, and a guard shooting a prisoner during an alley escape, linking it to the broader mutiny case and recent Nesting Grounds discovery.
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Randy ‘Stevens
Presidio
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Buddy Shaw
Frank Shaw
Kellar St
Hayward
Stephen R. Rowland
Rowland
Air Force
New Mexico
Vietnam
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Scouts To Lunch With Reagan
Forty seven Boy Scouts of Group 204 plan a lunch with Gov Ronald Reagan in Sacramento. The outing includes a Capitol tour starting at 10 a.m. Observing government in operation will earn the boys a citizenship merit badge.
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Ronald Reagan
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Newark Marks School Week Opens With Evening Open Houses
Ten Newark schools host Public Schools Week activities tonight with open houses from 7 to 9 p.m. at Graham Kennedy Milani Muller Musick Snow and from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at Lincoln Ruschin Schilling. An education fair and cake sale run 7:30 to 9 p.m. at Bunker. art shows bake sales book fairs and a student council flower sale for needy families take place across several campuses. Programs at Newark High School and MacGregor and Silva intermediate schools occurred last week. Parents may visit schools during the day through the week.
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Kennedy
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Muller
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Schilling
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Kennedy, Muller
Seven Miners Dead In Kangwon Province Coal Accidents
Seven miners were killed and 11 injured in two coal mine accidents in Kangwon province. Four miners remained missing as police reported on Tuesday, detailing casualties from the incidents that occurred the previous day.
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South Korea
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