Needy families adopted at St Rose Hospital Yuletide program
At St Rose Hospital Hayward staff adopted eighty seven people from ten needy families for Christmas aid. Each family, nick named Dasher to Candycane, will receive food clothes toys and a Christmas tree with gifts. Activities include decorating a tree with infant photos Cub Scouts and Camp Fire girls visits and carolers from Holy Spirit School. Santa is due at 6 30 p m Christmas Eve with hospital visiting hours on Christmas day.
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St. Rose Hospital
Cub Scouts
Camp Fire
Holy Spirit School
Fremont
Santa Claus
Police hold burglary suspect caught by citizen
Fremont police reported holding 28 year old Robert A Tuana of Niles Boulevard after a citizen, Trinidad C Medina, chased and restrained him at Dick's Supermarket. Medina said he found two men in his car near Fremont Plaza, then pursued Tuana who dropped a car stereo and tapes. He punched Tuana, knocking him down, and helped police take him into custody until officers arrived.
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Robert A. Tuana
Niles
Medina
Tuana
Dick’s
Mowry Ave
Fremont
Fremont Newark Junior College District opposes San Jose airport
Stephen E. Epler district president sent a letter to the San Jose City Council outlining opposition to placing a San Jose International Airport west of the Nimitz Freeway in the Milpitas Alviso area. He cited disruption noise and pollution affecting the college and district, and potential danger to lives and property. The trustees adopted a resolution at their December 10 meeting opposing the location.
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Epler
Distriet
Burglars Take Holiday Gifts In Fremont Home Break
Fremont restaurant owner Chancey D. Lew found burglars had entered his home by a broken kitchen window Saturday evening around 9 15 and stolen a $60 portable color TV and Christmas gifts valued at $403 including pajamas a jewel case men s cologne wig sets perfumes and an electric shaver. In a separate case Emery E Chandler reported thieves took $400 worth of steaks and roasts from his garage freezer after forcing entry through an open garage door.
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Fremont
Chancey D. Lew
Wondebridge Place
Chancey
Wremart Hub
Emery E. Chandler
Vernal Gt
Union City considers 2.4 percent salary boost for workers
Union City Council to vote on a proposed 2.4 percent employee raise costing about 9800 dollars. City Manager John Geoghegan says funding will come from 7700 dollars in unappropriated reserves and 6000 to 8000 dollars from unexpected vacancies. If approved, the raise would start January 3 as a portion of broader salary recommendations. The meeting at City Hall will also include a public hearing on a rezoning request by William Lyons Development Co to change a 12 acre site at Alvarado Boulevard and Hall Ranch Road from agricultural to single family residential.
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Union City
Union City Council
John Geoghegat
Geoghegan
City Hall
Whippe Road
William Lyons Development Co
Fim
Alvarado Boulevard
Hall Ranch Road
Burglary at Hellman Duck Club Near Fremont
Police report a burglary at the Hellman Duck Club, 43810 Boyce Road, Fremont, with items valued at 1125 including three 12 gauge shotguns and a portable television. Entry was through an open window in an isolated city area between 7 30 p m Saturday and 6 20 a m yesterday. A coin can containing about 50 dollars was also taken. The club is owned by Warren I Hellman and Marco F Hellman of San Francisco.
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Hellman Duck Club
Boyce Road
Poice
Warren I. and
Marco F. Hellman
San Francisco
White House eyes new Vietnam action and Paris talks
The Nixon administration anticipates renewed Communist offensives in the Mekong Delta and northern Saigon highlands at the start of 1970. Officials hope deteriorating Communist morale and logistics may push Hanoi toward serious negotiations in Paris while Vietnamization strengthens South Vietnam.
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UPI
Nixon
Vietnam
Mekong River
Saigon
White House
Paris
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Mekong
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Local servicemen in active training near Saigon and Vietnam
Pic: Tom Ngderson of Newark serves with the 11 Armored Cavalry Regiment near Quan Lei six miles north of Saigon, trained in operating a 155 millimeter howitzer. Electronics Technician Seaman Gailen Vick, USN, 37750, serves aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Ranger off Vietnam. Milton G. Campbell of Fremont serves with Second Battalion Third Marine Amphibious, and Construction Electrician Second Class John L. Bliss of Fremont returns to Port Hueneme with Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 0 amid Vietnamization decommissioning.
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Tom Ngderson
Newark
11 Armored Cavalry Regiment
Quan Lei
Vietnam
Saigon
Gailen Vick
Ranger
John L. Bliss
Stanley E. Bliss
Norfolk Rd
Fremont
Port Hueneme
Calif
U.S. Naval Mobile Construction Battalion
Parents warned about mistletoe dangers in children
Philadelphia police note the Poison Information Center warns parents to seek immediate medical advice if a child eats mistletoe. Dr Jane Speaker says mistletoe can cause illness or death. She fears children may imitate a newspaper cartoon showing an animal eating mistletoe.
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UPI
Poison Information Center
Jane Speaker
Speaker
Beatle Lennon and Yoko Run Tailpage Ad in Times
John Lennon and Yoko Ono placed a tailpage ad in the New York Times editorial section on Sunday. The spokesman could not estimate exact cost but tailpage ads generally run around $7,000.
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New York
UPI
John Lennon
Yoko
New York Times
John
Yoko Lennon
Times
Weather forecast for the San Francisco Bay Area and Central California
Forecasts show fair conditions for the Bay Area on Monday with mostly cloudy skies Monday night and Tuesday and a chance of rain. Cooler temperatures with lows in the 40s and highs in the 50s to 60s, west winds 10 to 20 mph, 10 percent rain chance Monday rising to 30 percent Monday night. Central California remains mostly fair through Tuesday but local valley fog and low clouds at night and morning. increasing clouds statewide Monday with occasional rain likely from Point Arena and Reding northward starting late Monday or Monday night.
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Westery
California
Point ‘Arena
Redding
Apollo 12 astronauts to tour world for goodwill mission
President Nixon announced that Apollo 12 crew Charles Conrad Richard Gordon and Alan Bean will undertake a worldwide goodwill tour in early February. The trio and their wives attended a Christmas service at the White House and agreed to serve as grand marshals for Pasadena's Tournament of Roses.
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UPI
Nixon
Navy
Charles “Pete” Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Allan Bean
White House House
Pasadena
Calif
Nixons
Yauny
Conrad
Bean
Gordon
Earth
Warsip
Washington National Cathedral
Tentative agreement aims to end West Coast shipping dispute
A tentative settlement reached after two days of mediation between three maritime unions and Matson Navigation Co aims to resolve how many firemen will serve on two new container ships built in Baltimore. Ratification by unions is pending, with key questions over crew size and the trade impact on Hawaii.
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San Francisco
UPI
Nova
Baltimore
Matson Navigation Co
Hawaii
Guam
Magibt
Pacific Maritime Association
WJ. Curtis Counts
Federal Media
Tion
Marine Fremen
Union
Humphrey criticizes Nixon on education unity in Chicago
Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey lashed at the Nixon administration for cutting education funds and creating division while attending an Israel Bond dinner with Arthur Goldberg. He blamed Nixon for failing to unify the nation and criticized proposed Health, Education and Welfare cuts as inflationary.
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UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
United Nations
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Bond Organization
Nixon
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