Convention Keynoter Republicans Challenged To Be Where The Action Is
In Miami Beach a convention keynote urged Republicans to take the national stage. Gov Evans of Washington called for a partnership of government private enterprise and citizens to spark urban renewal, low cost housing, and job creation while stressing internal reform and self reliance. He argued for a capitalism of social enterprise and warned against federal overreach eroding state and local initiative. He framed the crisis as violence and lawlessness, urging the party to address economic opportunity for the poor and youth seeking service, and to be where the action is to sustain the nation.
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Tightest Convention Security
At the Miami Beach Republican National Convention opening security was tightened with a 30 caliber rifle on patrol and helicopters surveilling the area. State troopers guarded the eight foot fence around the hall while Dade County officers controlled major intersections. No incidents or arrests were reported during the opening sessions. A separate vagrancy arrest linked to a Nevada delegate housing led to a rifle discovery and federal investigation.
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Fremont district staff defend 1.1 million surplus claim
Fremont Unified School District officials reject charges of padding the budget and explain a 1.1 million surplus arose from a state aid loophole for physically handicapped children and lower hiring than budgeted. They deny a 3 percent padding scheme while comparing neighboring districts and noting past annual surpluses to fund proposed teacher raises.
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Fragmentary California notice with garbled names
A damaged OCR fragment from a California notice references Congress on March 1, 1687 and mentions communications, Framort Caldera and Mambat Ault Bursa Ctrewlation in a distorted context and unclear action.
Johnson presses Congress for action on court nominations
California officials report the White House seeks Senate sessions until Abe Fortas and Thurgood Marshall nominations are acted on. The agenda includes administration bills with limited impact, while hopes dim for several measures like occupational safety. The administration aims to push strict gun control with licensing and registration for all firearms.
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Second Spot Qn Republican Ticket Seems Up For Grabs
The article details Nixon era vice presidential speculation with figures like James A. Rhodes and Edward Brooke in the running. It notes Klein denying deals, Hatfield and Lindsay considered, and Texas delegates exploring options as Nixon’s choices appear unsettled.
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Cress
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James A. Rhedes
Ohio
Daniel
Evan
Washington
Edward W. Brooke
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Federal funds May Aid College Land Purchase
The district weighs Green Belt funds to help buy upper site land near Mission Peak for a junior college campus. Superintendent Epler notes eligibility requires application first, with possible reimbursement later. Officials discuss Green Belt involvement with East Bay groups and local development, while timing could be one to two years.
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District trustees to hear 1968 69 budget and religious policy
Trustees meet tonight at Barnard Junior High School to review the final 1968 69 budget and discuss the district religious release time policy. The session includes a closed personnel portion and consideration of advisory committee recommendations plus an agreement with the Haven Area Recreation District for improvements at El Ranelo Verde Crest schools.
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Obituary notices from Fremont area Masses and services
A Requiem Mass for AHCed A. Vieux of Ievennel was offered in Fremont after his death at William Hospital. Burial will be in Voly Sep siurchre Cemetery Hayward. Requiem Mass for Constante Rautea of Fremont will be offered tomorrow at 9 am. Mrs Corpus Christi Catholic Church Waliant Sanchez of Union Fremont died Saturday. services set for 10 am. Raulten had many friends in the area including Archlive at Spain and Melvin Oliver of San Leandro.
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Newark Medic Wins Bronze Star for Shielding Comrades
Kenneth A Wedman, a 1964 Newark High School graduate and Army specialist, earned the Bronze Star for exposing himself to heavy fire near Tay Ninh to reach and aid wounded soldiers. He shielded comrades with his body as shrapnel and enemy fire struck around him during the 25th Infantry near Tay Ninh.
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Anti Reagan Recall Movement Presses Signatures
In San Francisco an attorney for the recall movement announced continued efforts to obtain signa tures for recall petitions against Governor Ronald Reagan. He argues the deadline extends 41 to 60 days and cites a provision for regular and supplementary petitions. About 30,000 of 780,434 needed signatures have been gathered. If officials ignore supplementary signatures the group may seek court action.
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Nixon's Confab Echoes GOP Race Into Policy Debate
Dick Nixon addressed a confab amid memories of the past and a call for a party fusion of law and order with equal opportunity. Sen Edward Brooke urged balance on race, while Rockefeller and Gen. Lucius Clay offered support as Tragan announced his formal entry after pressure from Knowland and California delegates.
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Tight Quarry Controls Discussed At Meeting
The committee debated 31 ideas for quarry regulations and rehab plans as Mrs Rath Willett opposed raising membership. They warned the water district may spur further agency requests. The session closed with plans for the next meeting on August 26.
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Plans U.S. Visit by LDP Official
Shoejiro Ka washima vice president of the Liberal Democratic party will visit the United States later this month as an envoy of Premier Wisaku Sato.
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Fremont developer faces council over kitchen complex plan
City council listens as Dan Bodby seeks approval for a planned unit development to permit a restaurant complex and two office uses in a commercial visitor recreation area. He argues restructuring signs would allow non conforming offices to stay. Also on agenda agr icultural preserves under state law and a plan to fill Newark slough salt ponds for a future water oriented neighborhood.
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