Helicopter Bay Crossings Likely To Vanish Soon
San Francisco Bay helicopter services face declining revenue and fare subsidies. Major lines shift to cheaper Twin-Otter fixed wing aircraft as fly volumes and profits shrink. CAB loosens limits, but past crashes and lower occupancy push a shift away from rotorcraft.
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San Francisco Bay
Oakland
San Francisco
DeHaviland
Canada
SFO
LAA
Chicago
trans-Baycopter
TWA
American Airlines
A. “Ay
Hossehedutt Ad
Tre Sahale
Los Angeles
Cable Climater Airlines
San Bernardino
NYA
Kennedy Airport
New York
Big City
CAB
Berkeley
Bay City
Marin County
Bay
Countdown Defense Secretary Laird Probes Fund Misuse at Clubs
Defense Secretary Laird notes armed services investigate millions misused at officers and noncommissioned officers clubs. A Justice official says the 1970s aim to end city rackets. Urban noise issues cited as federal lawmen join in.
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Defense
Laird
Armed Services
Justice Department
America
Yal
Voice Of The People Probe Of Water District Urged
Editor calls for a grand jury investigation of Alameda County Water District after years of claims of soft water and a $421,000 salt water plant plus $485,000 in installation costs. The plant allegedly fails to work and multiple contracts show cost reductions while efficiency suffers. Citizens question management, costs, and appropriateness of ongoing administration.
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Alameda County Water District
Mowry Avenue
Water District
Japan
Praise For Toastmasters in Fremont Community
Editor notes a Fremont Toastmasters group worthy of recognition for teaching speaking and listening. Veteran members Ed Nolte and Whit Hodgkins are highlighted for lifelong service, though their dedication remains underappreciated by many in the community.
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Fre- Mont
Fremont
Ed Nolte
Whit Hodgkins
Mr. Nolte
Mr. Hodgkins
Dale Kesinger Fremont
Fremont Central Park Project Support Letter
Kinney E Griffin Architect submits a formal note praising your newspaper for coverage of the Fremont Central Park Project. The firm expresses pride in Fremont city growth and its role in the Master Plan.
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Fremont Central Park Project
Fremont
Kinney E
Griffin
Public housing costs outpace funding and failures rise
mPAUL Harvey notes that public housing projects in five major cities face bankruptcy despite idealist hopes they would self finance. Vandalism and high upkeep strain local housing authorities, prompting appeals for more federal money. Private slum renovation attempts by US Gypsum and others also run red, with poor adaptation by tenants and selective employment practices amid social tensions.
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U.S
USG
Don MacLean on Jeane Dixon Prophecy Book
The columnist discusses Jeane Dixon and her book Jeane Dixon My Life and Prophecies noting Dixon’s past predictions including Kennedy’s assassination and MLK. The piece highlights Dixon’s views on future events such as Russia hiding ICBMs, Vietnam, Castro's death, and a 1983 comet causing earthquakes.
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Jeane
Jeanne Dixon
Jeane Dixon
William Murrow & Co
Earth
Nixon Inherits Best Kind Of Aristocracy
Washington notes Nixon candidly admits unprepared for the presidency in 1960 yet praises his handling of NASA related space achievements. The piece cites Nixon’s evolving stance on space funding and his insider role in astronaut selection and training, highlighting the natural aristocracy of virtue and talent embodied by astronauts and Nixon’s alignment with Jefferson Adams ideals.
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Washington
D.C
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
NASA
Eisenhower
MR. Nixon
Naié
Adams
Randall and Wilson
Armed Services
Shepard
Grissom
Glenn
Carpenter
Schirra
Cooper
Slayton
I. Macnary
John Glenn
Thomas Jefferson
Jon Adams
Surfer President Joke Sparks Mock White House Gaffe
In a playful Maclean's moment, references to Nixon and a Pacific focus echo the era. Reporters at the California White House lose track of the situation room as a lighthearted note from Robert Aumphrey hints at casual White House chatter.
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Mr. Nixon
Pacific
California White House
Nixon
Robert Aumphrey
White House
This Day In History Of Public Moments United Prop
On this day in history key events span 1843 British Parliament bans slavery in empire. 1964 New York realty firm sponsors first radio ad on WEAF. 1964 civil rights march in Washington draws over 200000 participants. 1908 Democratic Party nominates Humphrey for president amid Chicago police protests. Roosevelt quote: citizens must pull their weight.
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First
WEAF
Democratic Party
Hiebert Humphrey
Chicagi
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