Open campus debate heats across Fremont schools
Open campus sparks debate as students at Washington High push for a trial open campus for the rest of the year. Critics fear drug access and neighbor concerns, while supporters cite responsibility and maturation. James Logan High in Union City reports mixed views and a need for neighbor sensitivity. Fremont trustees plan to discuss the issue at Thornton Junior High School Wednesday night.
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Ronald Lindgren
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Gossip columnist Winchell dies and career highlights
Gossip columnist Winchell is dead. The piece traces his career from coining "newsense" to his work in Billboard Vaudeville News and the Evening Graphic. It notes his Navy service in World War I, later radio rise with "Winchellisms," theater love, Broadway involvement, films, and a 1962 cancer fund that raised nearly $12 million.
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Waldo Winchester
Hunyon
Reagan wife warns on film censorship rise
Nancy Reagan says the motion picture industry must self-censor or others will step in. In her Sacramento Union column she criticizes the industry for a lack of taste and responsibility and says Americans do not want censorship.
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Fremont man charged in felonious drunken driving crash
A 2-year-old Fremont man, James W. Dingman, 33995 Fremont Blvd, was arrested after his car ran a red light at Thornton Ave and Cherry St and struck Hilda M. Amelia, 42, of Alviso. Dingman faces felony drunken driving and resisting arrest charges. Amelia suffered minor injuries. Dingman and two passengers were treated and released. Bail set at 3250.
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Juveniles Try to Open Court Safe in Fremont
Juveniles reportedly attempted to open the floor safe in the Fremont Newark Union City Municipal Court office at 2550 Peralta Boulevard. Police say the youths cut a rear window screen and removed the combination dial with scissors. Damage estimated at 575 dollars.
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Army AWOL man arrested in Fremont
Michael D. Telles of 48358 Conifer St was arrested on Saturday evening at Camphor Avenue and Warm Springs Boulevard. A 2 year old for being absent without leave from Ft. Ord since February 5, police said. He is a mechanic with the US Army's 155th Aviation Company.
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Nixon arrives in Peking on five day visit
President Nixon and party entered Peking amid a quiet welcome as customs and security surrounded the greeting at Great Hall of the People. The motorcade moved through Tiananmen Square with few bystanders, then to Tiao Yu Tai guest house for the five day Peking portion. City officials and PLA guards accompanied the procession as reporters followed in pale green cars. Nixon and Chou Enlai are expected to meet Tuesday during the trip.
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Longest dock strike ends after 135 days in U S history
West Coast longshoremen return to work ending the longest dock strike in U S history. At San Francisco Bay 51 ships waited as crews cleared gear and longshoremen reported back at 24 Pacific ports. An arbitrator settled the steady man issue and a new 18 month contract raised pay by 1.12 annually totaling 5.2 million with minimum weekly wages.
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Mutiny on the Oriental Venus ends as fiasco for police
Philadelphia police and FBI spent hours chasing a mutiny that turned out to be a liquor dispute aboard the Oriental Venus. Coast Guard notes miscommunication as 49 crewmen and officers boarded icy decks without finding a mutineer.
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Nixon Becomes First US President To Shake Hand With Chou En-lai
Nixon steps from the plane and shakes hands with Premier Chou En-lai after a 13 year wait for recognition. The gesture marks a historic thaw between the United States and China following decades of non-recognition and Cold War tension.
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Coal deliveries begin as miners weigh pay offer
London reports first coal deliveries to British homes in six weeks as a nationwide lift shifts thousands of tons from stockpiles amid a crippling miners strike. Some 280,000 miners vote midweek on a government pay deal boosting wages by 20 percent and adding 319.8 million to the state coal industry's payroll.
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Deaths now total 77 in bus crash in Egypt
The bus disaster near Benha 40 miles north of Cairo killed 77 people, with four missing as searchers recovered seven more bodies. Of the 20 aboard, most were students returning to Cairo for university reopening. one army corporal, Mohammed Khalil, died. The crash followed a front tire blowout and the vehicle toppled into a canal on the Nile River.
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