Southern Lawmakers React To Campaign March Debates
In Washington, lawmakers debated the Southern Poor People's Campaign led by Rev. Ralph Abernethy, urging careful handling of marchers and petitions. Congressional figures including Juhn G. Stents and Phillip Hart weighed in on invitations and demonstrations, while Abernethy toured the capital to rally support and plan a Monday return for the campaign kickoff.
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Raleigh
N.C
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Hepinald Hawkins
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Space and political unrest mark a volatile May period
Washington reports a record pace of Russian space launches with Cosmos 219 claim as the 12th success in 12 days and a single failure from April 20. Concurrently protests and a planned shantytown march near the Mall raise security concerns with federal park land debates and comments by lawmakers on maintaining order.
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Saigon Awaiting Invasion From Page 14
U S bombers struck six times within a six mile radius north west of Saigon targeting Communist troop concentrations bunkers and weapons positions in swampland and coffee plantations. Marines from Con Thien engaged a large dug in force with tanks artillery and reinforcements in a three hour battle killing 72 Communists. Nine Marines were killed and 17 wounded in the engagement. About 90 Marines faced an unknown size Communist force including the three hour firefight.
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Warrant Re Study Sought In California Counties
Warrant re study sought as 5 431 misdemeanor and 4 383 felonies are recalled for revamping. The process starts Monday with county warrants sent back to jurisdictions. California DA offices to seek signatures on the petition next week. In Washington Township officials say workload costs and time would double if the high court decision stands.
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Washington Township
Tre Arcus Publication Details in Alameda Court
The Daily Review announces publication under Superior Court Order 314a14 in Alameda County California. The notice lists Tre Arcus and mentions circulation terms with weekly and Sunday exceptions.
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Top Honor Awarded to Mike Mohn in Masonic Group
Mike Mohn son of Mr and Mrs Howard N Mohn of Fremont has won the Representative De Molay Award for outstanding achievement. He will be honored during installation ceremonies at 7 30 p m today in the Masonic Temple with his award presented by the service organization.
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Dutra Way
Fremont
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Fremont Trustee's Reward Awards Banquet Speech
Trustees say district policy scope ends with running schools while educators decide. Judge Purche and Kathryn Favors win Public Official and Educator Awards, Arthur Hailey to speak at Castlewood Country Club banquet with tickets set at 433.75.
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John J. Purchie
Hayward
Alameda County
Kathryn Favors
Berkeley
Arthur Hailey
Newark's First Mortician Fails Buffer Battle With Council
Newark would be mortician Gordon Lindsey failed to bypass standard approvals for his proposed funeral home. The council upheld a plan requiring a masonry wall on the south side and denied a hedge screening. Lindsey may appeal the variance or seek a building permit with a partial wall, but actions bypassing due process were rejected.
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Ohlone students hold orderly protest on campus
Antiwar poverty racism rally drew fewer than 200 attendees at Ohlone College Center. Trustee Wes Sears urged personal commitment and warned against radical takeover. President Steve Bammel urged students to voice issues while opposing off campus speakers like Mario Savio.
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Murphy Sears Feud Boiling Over Campus Parade
Tensions rise as Murphy accuses Sears of triggering bad publicity over the 13th annual Newark pet parade at Ohlone campus. The dispute centers on misstatements about student behavior and the campus project, with Sears dismissing the charges as preposterous while planning his campaign.
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Bond Support Boosts Ohlone College Plan Amid Budget Hikes
Fremont officials report a boosted bond drive for Ohlone College with unanimous director backing for an $11 million measure to buy land and build. The budget rises to $21,655 above last year, driven by community brochures, salary hikes, and staff additions. Revenue will come from memberships, fees, and $9,300 in brochure ad sales. The Forum of the Future debate receives mixed signals as agencies seek collaboration to curb duplication.
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Ohlone College
Doorbell campaigns boost voter rolls in Alameda County
In Southern Alameda County realtors led a door to door registration drive adding over 2,700 voters. Washington Township agents logged 172 new registrations, while 65 volunteers assisted the county election department. Powell and canvassers from Fremont Union City Newark reported strong leads, with teams averaging 78 new voters each.
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Washington Township
Ed Powell
Fremont
Westview
Union City
Powell
Desk C. Blue
Les Alt
Alma Met
Bryce Walker
Evelyn Zambra
Margaret Perrott
Newark
Meters To Replace Fathoms On Charts
London reports the Royal Navy will replace fathoms with meters on nautical charts. A directive from hydrographer Rear Adm. G S Richie orders the six foot depth markings to be shown in metric measurements, reflecting a shift to the metric system.
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Youth Held In Fremont Dope Case
A 19 year old Fremont man William J Dellaria was arrested on possession of dangerous drugs for sale after police found a large cache in his home including colored tablets marijuana and methamphetamine. Dellaria posted 1500 bail and was released. A warrant had been issued for LSD tablet sale to an informant on April 5. An officer serving the warrant found the drugs in a closet.
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Peralta Blvd
Bill Ehren
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Park Set To Open Tomorrow In Fremont
The 3.9 acre Westridge Park and Community Center on Fremont Boulevard near Nicolet Avenue will open tomorrow at 1 30 p m with a dedication ceremony. Guests include Girl Scouts president James Buckmaster city recreation commission chair Morris Hyman and Mayor Geoffrey Steel. Refreshments will be served and visitors can tour the former Perkins estate home.
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City Recreation Commission
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