North Vietnamese strike Khe Sanh near Laos route
Reports say North Vietnamese forces attacked Khe Sanh four miles from the Laotian border on Thursday. Aimed at capturing the Marine garrison and infiltrating along the Ho Chi Minh Trail, the offensive involved a heavy mortar and rocket barrage. Officials warn this could signal a broader assault plan across multiple provinces.
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Saigon
Lung Vei
South Vietnam
Khe Sanh
Lang Veal
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Khe Stnh
Khe Sant
Majority Must Rule 4 Continued From Page 1
The article continues the discussion on majority rule principles, detailing procedural implications and the stance of key lawmakers. It outlines expected debates, potential challenges, and the impact on upcoming votes and legislative strategy across the chamber.
Lang Vei Defense Sectors Tightens After Battle Toll
U S officials report only 76 defenders of Lang Vei accounted for with 316 others killed wounded or missing. Montagnard forces led by U S advisers faced heavy losses as Soviet armor and North Vietnamese troops pushed toward regional control. Newark chamber discussions on city planning and a regional function committee followed the war news as leaders weighed open space and future development.
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U.S
Lang Vei
Chamber
Werel
Banan
Newark
Porces
Stee
Chamber of Commerce
Uth
Fremont
Opera Committee
Ala
Lang Velmeda
Bay Area
Livermore
Ton
Comercial
Robert Patterson
Mittees
Hospital Bond Plan Faces Stalled Vote
A chaotic report from Pane Harlier describes a stalled bond vote over a $6.8 million hospital plan. Officials noted the project’s price could be higher than an abandoned camp’s announced $75,000 per acre, with consultants in firm control and counsel present.
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Harlier
Stone
Aut Mvapaint
Fremont Historical Sites Meeting Delayed by Quorum Failure
A scheduled Fremont commission meeting to review historical sites for the city master plan was postponed at the last minute due to a lack of quorum. Three commissioners changed plans without notice, while two others were absent. Only newcomers Mrs. Jaty Cobble and Edward Washburn would have attended if the meeting continued. The vote on districting for representation and board size passed unanimously.
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Robert Fisher
Jaty Cobble
Edward Washburn
Commission
Ra Sam Rasmussen
Flyod Erickson
Wise
Avila
Eyselee
Hynight
Fremont Could Become Little League Capital
Fremont eyes a major Little League complex to host playoffs and Western Regionals. A $250,000 budget would fund site purchase and development, with a four day Regional event drawing about 20,000 visitors and $100,000 in economic impact. Bud Ward of the Fremont Chamber of Commerce notes plans include training facilities and recreation amenities for four teams and officials.
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Life League
Los Angeles
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Bud Ward
Fremont
Fremont Pathfinder Days Stand Firm On September Date
The Fremont Pathfinder Days Committee refused to move its annual event from September 19 to 22 despite Newark urging changes to avoid conflicting with Newark Days. Officials cited the need for a top carnival show and noted Newark’s late decision, defending their NovemberKe date setup to secure bookings after the Walnut Festival. They will inform Newark’s city manager of their intent to keep the dates.
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Fremont
Pathfinder Days
Newark
George Kincaid
Area Pilot Sinks Ship during off shore firing range
A Skyward jet firing exercise off Point Mugu mishap sank a 3 foot Navy rescue boat loaded with 1200 gallons of aviation fuel. Six crewmen were blown overboard but escaped. five suffered minor injuries. One machinist from Hayward was hospitalized with puncture wounds. Navy defused the air to surface missile warhead after the explosion. Lt. Gerlach, Navy veteran since 1962, is listed with family in Hayward.
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Point Mugu Naval Air Station
WG Ff Harwill
Newbury
Par
Calif
Harwill
Navy
Gerlach
San Lorenzo High School
Oakland City College
R. I. Gerlach
Manon Ave
Hayward
Lynn
Kimberly
Daily Review details and circulation data
The Daily Review in Fremont California lists publication details including address at Center Square, Fremont and phone number 782-5275. It notes second class matter status, June entry, and monthly subscription price 125 per month with $15.40 daily rate.
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the Daily Review
Jack Moorhead
Superior Court of the
State of California
County of
Alameda
Mont
California
Congress
Jet Center Square
Fremont
Californa
S36
Center Square
Cal
Three Soldiers Killed In Crash At Army Post
At Fort Leonard Wood Missouri a troop truck carrying 55 trainees overturned killing three soldiers and injuring 46 others. Eight were hospitalized and 38 released after treatment. Names of the dead were withheld pending relatives’ notification. all had served less than eight weeks.
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Leonard Wood, Mo
UPI
Go-Kart Group Plans Fremont Meeting At Center
The second meeting of the Kart and Micro-midget owners and enthusiasts is set for 3 pm at the Frejon Community Center 40204 Paseo Padre Parkway Fremont. Al Box the city recreation supervisor expects a large turnout as members discuss a paved track and a Go-kart organization with displays and Q and A on parts and operation.
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Fremont
Frejon
Paseo Padre Parkway
Ohlone Debt Funding Sparks Budget Tension
The board debated allocating 100000 for instructional programs amid concerns of rising budgeted expenditures and possible higher rates. Trustee Snow supported the transfer, while Hochler warned of future costs, noting potential federal aid could exceed loan payments. The session approved summer tasks, the first June graduation, and three new spring courses.
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Charles Snow
Hochler
Area Poor Hit Medical Services Contingent Meeting
A Newark meeting at M. D. Silva school discussed public transit gaps and the need to inform the city council via a personal delegation. The session was the second in a series on anti poverty effort and authorized the college to engage in a $30n research project while trustees reviewed the 1960 69 school year calendar.
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Newark
Fetter
M.D. Silva Sehool
Fremont Sports
Pollution Control Protests Heard in Bay Area District
Bay Area Air Pollution Control District heard a protest against proposed legislation to impose fines up to 400 dollars daily on violators. Eveleth Hayden of the Bay Areas League of Industrial Associations argued penalties depart from intent, while Administrative Officer D. J. Callaghan defended the plan as applicable to plants and equipment evading regulations. The district, with over 8,000 businesses, pledged cooperation despite a few who oppose air pollution controls. Directors reaffirmed support for the legislation.
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Bay Area Airy
Eveleth Hayden
Bay Areas League of Industrial Associations
Hayden
D. J. Callaghan
Callaghan
Bay Area
Cooperation to Boost Latino Jobs in Alameda County
Alameda County and the local Office of Economic Opportunity officials pledged closer cooperation to place Mexican-Americans in jobs. Commissioner Guy Emanuele of the New Haven Unified School District outlined an agreement to work directly with the OEO to overcome language barriers and improve hiring of Spanish-speaking unemployed residents in the Oakland area and beyond.
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Alameda County
Office of Economic Opportunity
Hunan Relations Commission
Guy Emanuele
New Haven Unified School District
OEO
QEO
Panatellion Eee
Emanuele St
Jobin
Swith Berger
Sueh Emanuele
Oakland
Directors Seek District Consultant Hire for Union City Water District
Alameda County and Whitfield propose hiring a district consultant to study a potential purchase and consolidation with Citizens Utilities Company. The proposal includes funding shared by Union City and Fremont, with Spanish speaking residents targeted for opportunities. Directors will vote on approving the consultant and financing paths at 7:30.
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Vireciu
Philip Berger
Alameda County
Whitfield
Chase
Citizens Utilities Company
Union City
Iricl
Hthelp.m
Fremont
Tian
Cili- Whitfield
Fong Bill Sparks Debate Over Newark Language Program
Newark Unified School District faces a funding and policy clash as Assembly Bill 411 proposed by Mrs. Fong would end mandatory foreign language instruction in grades six through eight. The council and board weigh continuing the program versus shifting to elective offerings while considering related disposal and infrastructure issues in Newark.
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Fong
Newark
Kipp
Ss Fong
Oakland
Newark Blvd
George
Nolte Consulting Civil Engineers
Palo Alto
Evelyn Kipp
Isc
Newark Unified School, District Board of Min
Eighth Uin Sty
Aate
Hayward Man Sentenced by Superior Court Judge
A Hayward man was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Redmond Itgats. The ruling followed proceedings in the local court, with details noting the judge’s decision and the case outcome.
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Hayward
Vigil
Superior Court
Redmond C. Itgats
County Fire Calls and Burglary Sentence
Gerald Vigil, 20, of 26617 Lupena Drive Hayward, convicted of a Fremont burglary. He faced sentencing, with jail and three years probation ordered by Alameda County authorities. Fremont police arrested Vigil after a burglary at 410 Rock Ave. and noted related incidents on several streets.
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Gerald Vigil
Luvena Drive
Hayward
Fremont
Alameda County
Alameda
Margery Drive
Snake Iron
Fremont Bld
Irvington
A.s
Warr Srpingy Bivd
Rock Ave
Mento
Kimora St
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Laos
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Chiine
Pane
Tre J Dimagy
Neal Tront Recreation
Cusmuts Stell
Jeanne Rapp
Harry Avila
Erie Wise
Morris Hyman
Blawie
Chicago
Upi—American
Plawie
Bell
National Safety Council
Aoard
State Legis Council
Blawle
Willard Davis
Carlos Ay
Pathfinder Days Group
Member Audit Bureau Circulation
Mexico
Mt. Ivtaccihuall
Guadalajara
Lludler
He Boald
James Duke
Io Other Business Trustees
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Emanuele
Brades
Lafayette Ave
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