South Korea declares national emergency amid North Korea tension
Seoul announces a state of national emergency after North Korean threats and China’s UN entry. President Park Chung Hee says measures will prioritize security and limit social unrest, while noting the war’s enduring truce and stalled inter-Korean talks.
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Weather forecast for LE region shows cloudy to clear
Mostly cloudy today and tonight with partial clearing periods. Temperatures range from the upper 80s to upper 40s for lows and mid 60s for highs. Light winds and no rain forecast.
Amite council faces fence height row and zoning case
The Union City Council agenda includes a neighborhood dispute over fence heights in the Casa Verde tract and the McKeon Company zoning request for multi family and commercial use along Alvarado Nilea Road between Baker and Hop Ranch Roads.
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San Francisco Jail Held Clerics and Teachers Involved in Local Incidents
In San Francisco, eleven teachers are jailed for trespassing in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese offices. A Sacramento legislative split slows a special session on taxes and reapportionment. Angela Davis case date set for mid January. A teacher in a San Francisco kindergarten was stabbed by a parent, drawing support from about 20 colleagues. Two people jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge, the 431st and 432nd such crises reported.
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Meir Warns U S On Mideast Power Balance In Washington
Israel's Prime Minister Golda Meir says the Mideast balance of power is dangerously upset as the United States fails to continue delivering supersonic Phantom jet fighters to Israel. Treasury moves 2.9 million rare silver dollars from Washington to the West Point bullion depository in a high security operation.
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Nixon to assure NATO troops stay in Europe this week
Diplomatic sources in Brussels indicate President Nixon will pledge continued American forces in Europe this week, with plans to reaffirm U S commitment amid ongoing alliance concerns. The Page 10 item notes this as part of broader NATO discussions.
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Soviet veto blocks ceasefire at UN over Indo Pakistan war
The Soviet Union vetoed a cease-fire resolution in the UN Security Council minutes after rejecting a Soviet backed India oriented plan. The council adjourned after heated debate as calls for peace and a political settlement intensified amid cross accusations between Moscow and Beijing and China backing Pakistan.
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Guerrilla raids tighten grip on East Pakistan capital Dacca
Bengali guerrillas have severed most rail and land routes to Dacca while Indian forces push on five fronts across East Pakistan. Pakistani actions report air and sea clashes near Karachi and Sialkot as Indian jets strike Rawalpindi Lahore and surrounding areas. Pakistan Radio claims several Indian aircraft destroyed and Karachi harbor damaged.
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Cambodian civilians die fleeing advancing Cambodians
Reports from the front say Cambodian forces fleeing a Communist advance left civilians and soldiers dead on Highway 6 near Phnom Penh. The town of Badeng 18 miles north fell with at least 50 killed. Civilians endured long marches, wounded without medicines, as helicopters were scarce and crowds mobbed medical aid.
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Toll from fiery crash hits eight
Eight people died or were pronounced dead after a light van crash on Interstate 580 Saturday night near Fremont. A four year old girl died at Washington Hospital and Marc Garcia died after skull fractures. Manual Garcia was transferred to Highland General Hospital in Oakland with multiple injuries and fair condition. Passengers were ejected as the van overturned and burst into flames.
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Tree partisans urge attitude change over new laws
Fremont proponents argue education of property owners is key to protecting trees. They warn existing penalties lack enforcement power and that courts and civil actions are costly and time consuming. City officials see gaps and suggest temporary suspensions, civil fines, and reclassifying violations. The core message: preventive, public attitude shifts are essential to preserve urban trees.
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