U S and Hanoi Make Progress On Talks Plans
Paris reports indicate a preliminary accord between the United States and North Vietnam on procedural issues for expanded talks. An arrangement would allow all four parties to present statements on each issue. Optimism grew that a broadened conference could open next week as U S diplomats meet with South Vietnam officials and plan further consultations with North Vietnam. The plan envisions separate statements by the United States, South Vietnam, North Vietnam and the Viet Cong Front.
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Fremont Imposter Sought as Fake Surgeon Arrested
Fremont police arrested 35 year old Augusta Delgado Reyes of Hewood City after he posed as a plastic surgeon at Washington Hospital. He toured the surgery area, promised office openings, and was found with a stethoscope and medical frock in his car. He claimed Peruvian medical training but held no U.S. citizenship.
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Pueblo Crisis Reservists To Go Home
About 3,000 will be home before Christmas this year and all 16,000 are scheduled for release by next June 20. The Navy has released most of its 600 air reservists and the Army plans increased draft calls to train replacements for the reservists and Guardsmen.
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Local Newspaper Circulation Figures Displayed
The notice lists circulation figures for the area with Audit Bureau figures and pricing details. It mentions a one year subscription rate of $1.50 and notes place names and office details, though the text is garbled.
Iraqi Unit Completes War Tour in Jordan Visit
An Iraqi delegation led by Union Minister Abdullah Al Khodayer returned to Baghdad after touring installations in Jordan described as their first defensive line against Israel. The visit followed Israeli air raids that hit Iraqi troop sites in Jordan, with Iraq displaying the downed Israeli Mystere fighter. Public display of wreckage and photos appeared in Iraqi papers amid demonstrations and claims of U.S. complicity by President Al Bakr as 10,000 troops remained from the Mideast war.
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Death Ends A Sad Life In Newark
Eddie, a longtime Newark resident with a troubled life, is remembered by former officials and police. Judge E A Quaresma recalls his frequent court appearances and “guilty” responses. Officers recount informal acts of help and Eddie’s pride in Newark, despite his hardships. He attended the Newark vs Union City baseball game yearly, cheering his team.
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Eddie’s Struggle Reflected In Community Fallout
In a tale of regret and remorse, Eddie faces his flaws after years of kindness and steady work while reflecting on why the children he loved mocked him. Deputies at Santa Rita de Taipe note the toll of a long, sweltering December in the area as Newark mourns a lost figure.
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U S Sets War Games Near Czech Border
U S prepares war games near the Czech frontier adding units from Ft. Riley Ft. Lewis Ft Hood Ft Knox Ft Stewart Ft McClellan Ft Eustis and Ft A Y. Units include 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment 440th Signal Battalion and 517th Medical Company among others.
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Man Gets Probation In Slaying In Butte County
OROVILLE AP William A Cameron 32 was placed on four years probation for a brutal slaying ten years ago in Butte County Superior Court Judge J Good pronounced the sentence Cameron had pleaded guilty to manslaughter after his murder conviction was overturned by the state Supreme Court He had served 814 years in prison on the 1959 slaying of Mrs Vivian Malone 52 at a trailer home drinking party in Chico The Supreme Court ruling freed him and he could have faced another year and two months to serve the maximum term for slaughter The note mentions tactical fighter squadrons and several air bases but does not connect to the main case.
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Black studies unit tops list of demands at SF State
Acting President Hayakawa agreed to several demands of the Black Students Union and Third World Liberation at San Francisco State College. Key points include creation of a black studies department with full-time pay, appointing Dr Nathan Hare as acting department chair, and granting the department authority to hire and fire without interference. Additional actions cover allocation of faculty, admission policies, and due process guarantees, with some items rejected or pending state-law changes.
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Pigeons Cause Palm Tree Fire In Newark
A group of about 60 pigeons perched on a power line above a palm tree triggered a small fire on Cedar Boulevard and Haley Street. Fire crews arrived at 7:40 a.m. and quickly extinguished the blaze as fog and damp conditions helped suppress it.
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Hayakawa grants concessions at San Francisco State College
Acting President S I Hayakawa pledged to create a black studies program with 11 faculty positions and admit 128 additional minority students while promising due process in campus disciplinary actions. He rejected universal Black enrollment and warned police could be used if protests continue, as demonstrations planned downtown.
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New Fremont City Hall Nears Move In
Fremont Public Works reports the new city hall at 95 percent completion with December target set for moving in. Progress in November included routing, removal of forms and shoring on the fourth floor, sand blasting, skylight frames, second and third floor wall work, and extensive painting and city council chamber alterations. Remaining tasks are minor corrections and touch up with moving date December 5 tentatively set.
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