Storm Lashes Cuba as Camille Aims at U.S. mainland
Disaster officials coordinate Red Cross relief as Camille strengthens toward the Florida coast. Key West Cedar Key and St Petersburg areas brace for landfall while Miami and Orlando prepare. officials warn residents to remain vigilant as the hurricane moves northward.
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Manland
de Robers
Red Cross
Washington
Key West
Cedar Key
S Petersburg
Bliss
Miami
Orlando
Camille
Sda
Iela
BRT
United States
Cuba
Datvuce
Subwest
Coas
Keeran Camille
Alitisugh
Picketing Criticized At Fremont
Fremont police were called to Westfith Manufacturing Co. as a salesman from 3M Supply Co. reported six pickets blocking entry. Officer Larry Pamner spoke with Rokey Eudaily, 28, captain, who denied obstructing traffic. The IAM strike at Westlab has lasted seven weeks.
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Fremont
Westfith Manufacturing Co
Stevenson
Larry Pamner
Paul Malthus
3M Supply Co
Oakland
Danner
Rokey Eudaily
Oak St
Newark
Euslally
International Association of Machinists
Westlab
Obituaries for Yamauchi and Ladesma noted in Bay Area services
Funeral services for Yamauchi 78 who died Aug 13 will be at Alameda County Buddhist Church tomorrow at 7 p.m. and burial Monday at 10 a.m. at Oakland Cemetery, San Jose. Survived by husband Sanosuke Yamauchi and three daughters, six grandchildren. Funeral rites for Marced G Ladesma, 4, native of Mexico, in Hayward with burial at Palms Memorial Park. Ladesma leaves several children and many grandchildren. A Requiem Mass for Ladesma at St Edwards Newark precedes interment at Sepulcher Cemetery Hayward.
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Tokiyo
Yamauchi
Alameda County
Qakfill Cemetery
San] Dose
Sanosuke Yamauchi
Jie Handa
Fremont
Jane Hipke Fremont
Helen Yamauchi
Santa Clara
Marced ‘'G Ladesma
Se Unagel
Palms Mortiary Logay
Mexico
Ladesma
Hayward
Community Sectiees
Adelaid Ponce
Anonia Hernandes
Glendora
Call
Pera Crana
Raynayd
Abwits Hernandez
Aza
Apalania Arevala
Newark
Arcus Determines Paper of General Conteglation Court Order
A notice from the Superior Court of California Alameda County dated June 21 1961 lists Subscription rates for The Arcus paper. The Daily price is 20 cents with Sundays at 1 50 monthly by mail 2 26 and the paper is published Sunday through Saturday from 172 Center Square Fremont Colo with phone 7875278.
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Superior Court of
State of California
Alasmeda
Center Square
Fremont
Col
British Troops Move Into Belfast Amid Sectarian Violence
British troops entered Belfast as 800 soldiers from England joined 600 already on the outskirts to quell new street fighting between Catholics and Protestants. Gun posts appeared on rooftops, barricades were set, and a Catholic man was wounded as mobs hurled bricks and Molotov cocktails across Divis Street. Prime Minister James Chichester-Clark urged calm while authorities struggled to restore order.
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Belfast
Ieland
Jantravers
Somu
England
Mae Sale Af Noll
Atholic
Fremont residents plan budget meeting at Community Center
The Federation of Fremont Residents led by Al Stedd will meet Monday at 7:30 pm at 204 Paseo Paseo Parkway to discuss the proposed city budget and the budgets of other area public agencies.
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Fremont
Federation of
al Stedd
Argus Gets Results In Newark Buddhist Festival
Newark city officials plan a Buddhist memorial festival at Alameda County Buddhist Church on Alvarado Niles Road. A food sale opens at 1 PM followed by music and dancing. a memorial service honors the deceased and is held Sunday at 2 PM.
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Newark
Mission Blvd
Fremont
Alameda County
Alvarado-Niles
Road
Pam
Pan
Fremont City Aides Bargaining Fight Continues
City officials discuss formal recognition for small employee groups in Fremont. Lipsky warns that recognizing splinter unions could fragment the workforce and erode community atmosphere while creating an administrative burden. Local No.3 of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers seeks recognition for 12 engineers amid the negotiations.
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Lipsky
Ciy
Lipzky
Iat
Afl-Cio
Inter
Man of Opersivp Engineers
Teachers Tour Set for Fremont District Visit
Fremont chamber of commerce invites newly assigned teachers to Fremont Unified School District and Oblone College on September 3. The tour begins at Linda Vista Park with a luncheon at 9 am. About 60 teachers are expected. tickets are 3 dollars each at the chamber office 4725 Thornton Ave. Fremont.
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Fremont
Chamber of Commerce
Fremont Unified School District
Oblone College
Marge Montgomery
Linda Vista Park
Distriel
Chamber Ofiew
Thornton Ave
Police Group To Negotiate In Newark Wage Dispute
Newark Police Association accepts meeting to negotiate as a recognized chief negotiating agent for officers. City manager and council face calls for wage and benefit changes amid long holdouts and recent across the board pay increase granted to other city workers. News notes secret-ballot process and imminent talks with two negotiators appointed to represent officers.
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Newark
Newark Police Association
Megatiate Awith
Richard
James Perley
Dan
Skipper
Cer
Ken Jones
Payenize
William Morrison
New Chamber Members Told Fremont Breakfast Event
Fremont chamber recruited 38 new members at a Friday breakfast hosted by industrial manager Robert Jaeger at The Gulden Spike. About 86 people attended, with 12 standing committees and plans for the 1984 projects discussed by chamber leaders.
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Fremont
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Jaeger
Shregery
von Mert
Gel Lion
Wounded Boy Recovers and Policeman Promoted
Fremont report notes a wounded boy recovering while a police administrator confirms promotion of an officer who joined the department as a patrolman. The promoted officer, Moses Grenier, will remain in the patrol division after medical leave. the post fills a vacancy created by a previous resignation.
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Pipster
Bretwint
Washington Hospital
Liza
Vetted Grenier
Isarles
Moses
Duane Lotee
Tian Friemun
Mickey Hh
Meyers
Ais
Wig Takes The Stand In Cal State Assault Case
Deretria Haywood, a Black Cal State Hayward student, faced a judge after a staged hit on Dr. Marilyn Blache during a Murklejohn Hall meeting on April 22. Testimony centered on Haywood wearing a wig and the confrontation, with defense highlighting Haywood’s hair as evidence and examining witnesses from Cal State leadership and campus police.
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California Star College
Hayward
Marilyn Blache
Cal State
Blawie
Murklejohn Hall
von Dy
Ray Wilkins
NAACE
The
Black Students Union
Blache Hies
Miss Haywood
Miss Haygoon
Tin Sewell
Cal Slike Suet
Mack Lovett
Miss McCune
Edward Carroll
Lowell
Wilkins
Hayward Numan Relations
Harald Moore
Altorney Carrall
Carroll
Maynard
Seat Watts
Watts
Tam
FAA suspends controllers over June sick-out in New York and Chicago
FAA announces suspensions for two air traffic controllers over the June sick call walkout that disrupted flights in New York Chicago and other centers. A panel to review controller problems is formed led by John J Corson with four named members Mitchell Stutzenberg Calierson and Peter Bernhard. two more members await appointment. FAA Administrator Shaffer reiterates resolve to provide needed manpower equipment and improved conditions despite PATCO criticisms.
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Washington
FAA Advaiut
IL Shatier
Federal ‘Times
Federal ‘Aviation Administration
New York
Chicago
Denver
Jin
FAA
John J. Corsan
James ©. Mitchell
Advanced Study Group
Brookings Institute
Civil Service Commission
Stanley TL. Stutzenberg
Manpower Inspir naCen Service
Anf National Affairs
Jiszslani
Ye Ala
Calierson
Muadical
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Manned Space Center
Houston
Peter Bernhard
Transpitation Juiyy
A. Valpe
PATCO
Shaftfer
al Ma
PAA
Shaffer
Tn Ne Bas
Alameda Counly
Pales Statamens
Whitener Named Newark Planning Commissioner
Newark officials appointed Jay AL Whitener a planning commissioner, replacing Herbert B. Koskinen who resigned for business and family reasons. Whitener, 42, a San Leandro production coordinator, will serve out the term. He is a Berkeley graduate and resides at 774 Burdick St with his wife and three children.
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Newark
Jay AL Whiener
General Ponds Corp
San Leandro
Herbert B. Koskinen
James Balentine
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Heward
Duly Review
David R. Perry
Busines
Framont
California
Anil Burrow
Argus
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Mannor
Sevice
Crn
Associaa Lion
Magi Mila Brown
Man “Nor
Hebert Co
He Bes Re
Dorothy Cuthbertson
Miss Day Wand
Atlarnes
George Nichulgan
Sowell
Anothey Nena
Nicholson Vos
Lowellamas
Nicholson
America
Saul
Sywelle
Nichalsay
Jude Byers
Roll
Blacie
Rsrall
Miss Hay
Woody Cod
Stathan
Penphy
Vlawie
Aviation Official Firm
Alaska
Federal Times
Civil Service News Weekly
Whitener
Newark Post
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