Hue siege tightens as Reds pour 1200 troops
U.S and South Vietnamese forces press the Hue siege with air and artillery, aiming to reclaim the Imperial City. Reports say 400 American troops killed in the seven day period ending last Saturday, while Communist losses run far higher. Hue remains split with Viet Cong control of part of the Citadel.
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Imperial City
Leader Calls Beeved Marines Sweep Down Wall
An official description cites a full battalion of American Marines numbering about 1,200 as they sweep down the east wall of the fortress inside a fortress, led by elite troops of South Vietnam’s Black unit. The maneuver underscores joint leadership and a strong defensive position amid ongoing operations.
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The
Lion
South Vietnam
Area residents rush to answer blankets plea
Brumbaugh criticized federal and state government funding shifts while locals push to ship 10,500 GI supplies to Vietnam. In Fremont, three city council contenders missed the noon filing deadline. six candidates remain, including incumbents van Thorn, Steel, Rhodes and challengers Calhoun, Blacie, Montgomery. Newark and Union City council races also see multiple filings.
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Brumbaugh
Bee
Fremont
Wildes
Vietnam
Don Edwards
D-San Jose
Barbara
Jill
Diana
Robert Mora
Willam Wilson
David Lathial
William van Thorn
Geoffrey Steel
Gene Rhodes
Marilyn Blacie
Margaret
Fremont Police Association fumes over pay raise rejection
Fremont Police Association officers condemned the city council after a 7.5 percent salary boost proposal was rejected. Members said the move showed contempt and critiqued city leadership during a board meeting attended by 85 members, while staff searches for a suitable site for a recreation station continue. City Manager Don Driggs indicated more data is needed before advising the city manager.
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Fremont
Fremont Police Association
Lipcity
Citysky
Don Driggs
Fremont Police Union Pushes 7.5% Raise After Long Meeting
Fremont police association laments staff indifference after a lengthy meeting and urges citizen support to back incumbents for re election. The group cites being among the Bay Area’s lowest paid officers and seeks a 7.5 percent pay raise, a five year retirement plan, and fringe benefits.
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Fremont Police
Washington High hosts annual Lee ian Sow dance to aid Korean orphan
Washington High School schedules an 8 to 11:30 p.m. dance to raise funds for Lee, a Korean orphan, with tickets at 2 and a half dollars at the door. The event supports his schooling in the United States, benefiting Bluebird Orphanage near Seoul and aiming to bring Lee to U.S. high schools.
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Washington High School
Lee Ian Sow
Washington
Lee
Bluebird
Seoul
United States
Korea
Mission Valley Athletic
Obituary for Iona Harting 38 in Fremont services
Iona Harting 38 died Monday. Her services were held yesterday at Berge Pappas Mortuary Fremont. She was wife of Paul C. Harting of 48398 Lawleaf Fremont and mother of Frances Rodrigues Pauline McKenzie and Barbara Hernandez. Grandmother of two. Native of Pennsylvania she spent 26 years in the county. Rev Theodore Alam conducted the Irvington United Presbyterian Church service. Burial was at Cedar Lawn Memorial Park Fremont.
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Harting
Berge-Pappas
Fremont Blvd
Fremont
Paul C. Harting
Lawleaf
Frances la Daun Rodrigues
Pauline M. McKenzie
New Mexico
Barbara L. Hernandez
San Leandro
Pennsylvania
Theodore Alam
Irvington United Fresbyterian Church
Cedar Lawn Memorial Park
Newark reassessment push promises city school gains
City officials led by Bruce Allman pressed county assessor Donald Hutchinson on June 23 to accelerate Newark’s reassessment. They cited that current valuations are based on 1964 prices, risking a decade out of date as enrollments rise and windfalls from reassessment loom.
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Jas Summer
Bruce Allman
Newark
Allman
George Kincaid
James Balentine
John Murphy
Assisjstant
Dan Clark
Eloctice
Donald
Hutchinson
Vance Returns From Korea Talks At White House
President envoy Cyrus Vance arrived at Andrews Air Force Base and reported to President Johnson on productive discussions with South Korea. He described the talks as very good and very effective as he prepared for a briefing with top advisers.
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UPI
Cyrus Vance
South Korea
White House
Seoul
United States
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Vance
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert §. McNamara
Yemen evacuates embassies as Taez sought for safety
UPI reports Yemen orders all foreign embassies to relocate from Sana to Taez amid Royalist shelling on the city outskirts. Royalists backing the Imam or Shah have pressed fighting near Sana for months.
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UPI
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Shah
Four Newark Citizens Propose Interim Play Areas
Four Newark residents met with city manager Bruce Altman and officials to volunteer a community plan for temporary play areas in parks lacking spaces. The group would coordinate with service clubs with city support to grade land install rugged fixtures and benches, with permanent parks developed later.
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Bruce Altman
Gerald Jensen
J. Wayne Gilbert
Glen Beecroft
Raymond Maxwell
Altman
Paul Ton
Mel Nunes
Jensen
Allman
Tony
Recreation Department
Newark
Chuuch of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Tong
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Soldier sentenced in knife slaying in Germany
In a U S military court in Frankfurt Germany Pvt Lewis Paris Jobless Crisis Welton Jones 19 of Chicago Paris UP I Jean Marcel to fife at hard labor for murder Jeanneney the French minister in the knife slaying of Lt social affairs was summoned Steven L Bowen 19 of Philadelphia to appear before the cabinet. Bowen was killed today in front of a bar Sept 10 less than 24 hours after arriving in Germany from the United States.
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Germany
U.S
Pvt
Lewis
Paris
Welton Jones
Chicago
UPI
Jean Marcel
Fife
Jeanneney
Lt. of Social Affairs
Steven L. Bowen
Philadelphia
Bowen
United Work
States
Rumford Seeks Berkeley Assembly Seat in Eighth District
W Byron Rumford, longtime Democratic official and author of the Rumford Housing Act, filed to run for the Berkeley state assembly seat he previously held for 15 years. He had been a candidate in a different race and had sparked speculation about challenging other incumbents. John J Miller, former assembly member, filed to seek re election. Rumford vacated the seat to pursue the state senate race against Lewis Sherriman.
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W. Byron Rumford
Senate
Berkeley
Lewis Sherriman
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