Train Derailment Near Fremont Sparks Narrow Escapes
A freight train derailed in Niles Canyon injuring several and destroying homes. Margaret ONeal fled a bed as debris collapsed around her, and Clara Ipson escaped after her bath room was spared. A young girl was identified among witnesses as authorities began rescue efforts.
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Mickey" O'Neal
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Derailment Causes Heavy Damage Along Western Pacific Tracks
Residents flee as derailment wrecks railroad cars and damages homes on Old Canyon Road. Western Pacific officials and police work through night with heavy equipment and cranes while Red Cross provides aid. One mobile home occupant narrowly escaped injury as debris crashed through the roof. a puppy perished and several residents faced extensive damage to their homes.
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South Viet Namese rout Communists in multiple battles
South Vietnamese troops reported heavy casualties inflicted on Communist forces in battles across southeastern Cambodia and the South Vietnam Mekong area. In one clash near the Mekong ferry at Tetong river, 39 Communists were killed in six hours. elsewhere 25 miles southeast of Da Nang and near Svay Streng, government forces claimed 11 and 15 Communist deaths with several prisoners taken. Four South Vietnamese soldiers were killed and 13 wounded in the engagements, with additional shelling and lighter battalion losses elsewhere. Cambodian operations near Phnom Penh and Ban Phakkout yielded captures and shifts in control as U.S. air support aided government troops.
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Woman Professor Files Sex Discrimination Complaint
Marisa Canot-Amoros, a Spain born professor at Southern Illinois University, claims sex discrimination and expects HEW to reinstate her with back pay. She says HEW investigators will visit August and September to examine campus employment practices, touching off broader complaints by about 170 female faculty. She disputes resigning from the university and notes her $1,565 monthly salary, with fellow full professors earning about $397 more.
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Mercenary on trial in Sudan civil war case
Rolf Steiner a German born former French Legionnaire and mercenary faces a life trial in Khartoum charged with making war against the Sudanese government and aiding the Southern secessionist rebel movement. He says he was paid by a charity consortium to study rebel areas for humanitarian reasons while claiming contact with Israeli and British intelligence during his time in Southern Sudan. The hearing was adjourned until Sunday.
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Mystery Nobel physicist Yang Chen-Ning visits Peking
STONY BROOK N Y UPI a Chinese born Nobel Prize winner and American citizen Yang Chen Ning was reported by a Hong Kong newspaper to have secretly traveled to Peking colleagues doubt but say it could be true Yang last seen in Europe with his mother reported to be gravely ill in the mainland visit linked by some to Nixon’s China trip Yang earned a Ph D from the University of Chicago and has held posts at Princeton and Stony Brook University where he is Albert Einstein professor and director of the Institute for Theoretical Physics
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First vessel carrying barges visits coast
The SS Thomas E. Cuffe, the first barge carrying vessel to reach the West Coast, will pass under the Golden Gate Sunday and dock at Oakland Army Base. It is the lead ship of six 22.5 million dollar LASH vessels for Pacific Far East Lines operating from San Francisco Bay.
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Nixon rapped for creating business consumer council
Washington lawmakers blasted President Nixon for creating a 10 member National Business Council for Consumer Affairs while opposing consumer only panels. Rep. John E Moss said the panel includes executives from firms with products deemed unsafe and warned of a double standard in handling business and consumer protection. He urged scrutiny of administration policies and noted the council met with government agencies, while criticizing existing consumer safeguards.
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Senator Jackson Attacks Nixon Economy in NC Tour
Senator Jackson criticizes Nixon era economic policy during a North Carolina political reconnaissance tour. He denounces mismanagement and urges immediate wage price freezes tax cuts for 1972 1973 and a five percent across the board personal income tax cut to curb consumer spending while outlining five steps to boost growth.
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Newton jurors in fifth day of Huey P. Newton case
Oakland Calif UPI jurors in Huey P Newton manslaughter case enter fifth day of deliberations. Prosecutor Whyte and defense Garry avoid comment as fatigued jury reviews lengthy transcript sections amid a five week trial. The prior trial ended with a voluntary manslaughter verdict, sentencing Newton to two to sixteen years. Other item notes US aid to Indonesia totaling 591 billion for food grants marked as the fourteenth U S donation.
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Housewives in hot pants win honors
Fremont three TriCity housewives win top honors in the Fremont Hub Hot Parts Contest. Lyris Mikkelsen, 22, Fremont, takes first. Elvira Cotton, 24, Newark, second. Mrs Eden Tina Pached, 24, Fremont, third. In the employer division, Ann Kelly, 19, Fremont, is first. Nancy Willett, 7, Fremont, second. Debbie Wendell, 19, Fremont, third.
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