Reds Bomb U.S. Camp Near Cambodian Border
UPI report from Saigon says Communist forces bombarded a U S infantry camp near the Cambodian border with mortars and artillery. The attack killed about 214 Americans, with additional wounded as U S command tallies rose to 227 after search patrols found more bodies. American units pursued retreating troops into Cambodia while helicopters and gunships supported operations.
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Moscow Toughens On Czechs
Prague reports Premier Oldrich Cernik warned that Czechoslovakia will rely more on socialist integration with Eastern Europe and phase out capitalist reform programs. After a Moscow COMECON summit, he described a new epoch and a plan for capital investment integration and price policy, with no mention of Husak seeking new East bloc credit.
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Head Start Okay Near Union City
The Unified School District plans a summer Head Start program at Alvarado School with six teachers and six aides for six classes serving kindergarten entrants. Applications are due by 4 pm Friday at the Union City district office or the Office of Economic Opportunity. Orientation runs June 16 to 20, classes June 23 to August 8, and a staff day August 11.
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Union City Residency Rule On Council Agenda
The Union City council plans to consider a proposal from the refuse department to retain a residency requirement for city workers. The measure targets non residents and aims to shape hiring and retention policies in the community.
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City council weighing residency rule and staff changes
City Manager John Geoghegan urges abolishing the city residency requirement while a personnel committee backs retention. He notes housing shortages forced over a dozen employees to live outside Union City and suggests a distance limit from city hall. Councilmen Garcia and Williams argue employees should reside within the city served. The meeting at City Hall will also consider naming a permanent planning director and retitling the administrative assistant city clerk to assistant city manager.
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Young Teen Crash Victim Still Critical
An 11 year-old girl from Albuquerque remained in critical condition at San Joaquin County Hospital after a car struck her and a 19 year-old companion as they said goodbye near the junction of Highways 99 and 120 in Manteca California. The victims had traveled from Southern California. she planned to go to Berkeley while he headed to Seattle. The driver of the striking car, Pine Khan aged 20 of Ripon, California, and another man Kenneth Gill of Alameda were not injured. A second car later hit the parked Gill vehicle. Hail was killed instantly.
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Fremont Team Dominates Police Marksman Meet
A Fremont, California police team won the open and overall competitions at a large police marksman event in Kensington, Contra Costa County. Individual leaders included Patrolman Dick Cox with 586 points, Meyers 582, Pellerin 579, and Trettin 575. The meet featured 550 officers from 100 departments and a warmup event with 175 points.
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Richard Lockwood
De Gaulle Resignation Sparks Mixed U S Reactions
United Press International survey across the country shortly after Charles de Gaulle’s resignation shows Americans split. Some view him as a dictator while others say his departure could steadier France. opinions range from praise to fear of instability with quotes from diverse observers.
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Israelis Suffer Setback In Jordan River Battle
A large cross canal exchange near the Jordan River and Suez area saw Israeli forces claim casualties while Jordanian defenses held near the Dead Sea sector. Reports say artillery duels and tank fire affected areas from Ras Ebish to Qantara as both sides traded fire across the canal amid broader regional tensions.
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South Koreans Shelled Near Seoul by North Fleet
North Korea launched a 29 ship fleet led by nuclear border troops firing toward a South powered carrier near Seoul. The action occurred in the Yellow Sea between Korea and the Soviet border area as observers suggest a shift in fleet operations may aim to ease Moscow's concerns over the Far Eastern port of Vladivostok.
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Nuclear threat from Chinese leadership signals military influence
The article notes a 170 member central committee in Communist China now dominated by military men as the army gains power. Lin reports record farm harvests and rising industrial output as China of over 760 million people approaches a "new leap forward" in economic growth.
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Bay Bridge Project Set to Link San Francisco and Alameda
The 3.285 billion Southern Crossing to connect India Basin in San Francisco with Alameda is slated to begin in 1971 with completion planned for 1975. E K Foley chief engineer announced the final route. first contract for piling and bay floor tests awarded to Healy Fibbits Construction Co for 14 000. The project aims to relieve congestion on the Tay Bridge.
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Car Pushed Off Freeway Injuring Driver in Union City
A 28 year old San Jose man was critically injured when a tractor trailer pushing his parked car off the Nimite Freeway near Whipple Road rolled into a creekbed at 3:30 p.m. He had chest and leg injuries. A 6 year old passenger in the rig, Michael Jack Vansteen of San Francisco, was listed in good condition at St. Rose Hospital along with the driver Jack Leon Vansteen of San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Edwin Beath Noted In Oakland Fraternal Rites
Edwin Beath Noted In Oakland Fraternal Rites. Death reported in Denland April 24. Husband of Irene Hud dieson and father of Edwin Joseph and Derrol Huddieson. Survived by six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Masonry and Mason Temple rites. Native of Santa Crop County at age 86. Services May 2 at 11 a.m. Tower Chapel Abomath View Cemetery Oakland. Albert Brown Mortuary handling arrangements.
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