Fremont recreation panel backs 1500 for DiMagpio baseball league
Fremont recreation commissioners backed a 1500 allocation to fund baseball for about 16 to 18 year old players. The vote was four to one with Jan Cobble opposed citing already strained funds for cultural arts. The item was sent to the city council as a top priority within two weeks.
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Fremont
Joe DiMagpio
Jan Cobble
Morris Hyman
Stuart =McCormack
DiMaggio League
Historical Resources Committee
Hijacked jetliner returns to Miami from Havana
A Chicago to Miami DC8 with 9 aboard was hijacked by a man in a cowboy outfit and forced to Havana. Cuban authorities released the jet and passengers were treated with lemonade coffee cigarettes and Guevara photos while the hijacker remained in Havana. The flight returned to Miami at 8 15 p m EST and debarked crew and passengers.
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Miami
UPI
Havana
Ernesto
Che” Guevara
Delta Airlines
South America
Dondanantap
Ortry
Ed Cushing
Hollywood
Guevara
Fremont Man Found Dead In Bathtub
Jack Stanger of 5173 Vernon Street was found dead in his Fremont home bathtub with both wrists slashed. Police label the death as a possible suicide, pending coroner confirmation. Mrs Stanger said he was out of work due to emphysema and had threatened self harm earlier.
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Fremont Mart
Jack Stanger
Vernon St
Gordon Lindsey
Stanger
Daily Review publication notice from Fremont California
A scanned clumsy notice from the Daily Review in Fremont California describes a court order 31454 of the Superior Court of California for Alameds County and mentions the paper is a second class matter. Subscription rates listed include 10 cents per copy 1.25 per month and 6.15 per year. Address communications to 3 Center Square Fremont California 54536.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Review
Jack Moorhead
Superior Court of the
State of California
Fremont
California
Congress
Center Square
Police Book Area Man In Shooting
A tavern dispute led to a double shooting. Jimenez, a Southern Pacific Railroad laborer, was treated at a hospital after Ranger Rangel allegedly produced a German Luger from his belt and fired two shots in a parking lot near a carwash. Officers recovered the pistol. Rangel claims the first round fired accidentally. he cannot recall the second shot.
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Rangel
Jimenez
Southern Pacific Railroad
Dick Sox
Ranger
Fire calls in southern Alameda County end at 8 a.m. Wednesday
County fire log lists Fremont and Newark responses during a two and a half hour period ending at 8 a.m. Wednesday with calls on Midston Boulevard Alameda Creek Bridge rubbish removal and 763 Thornton Avenue. A birth at St. Rose Hospital Newark reports a girl born February 19 to Mrs. Charles Pargett of Reymouth Drive.
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Alameda County
Fremont
Midston Boulevard
Alarmeda Creek Bridge
Che¢bourne Drive
Osgood Road
South County
ST. Rose Hospital
Charles Pargett
Reymouth
Newark
Million Dollar Counterfeit Ring Nabbed in Bay Area
United States Secret Service says it broke up a one million dollar counterfeit ring in the San Francisco Bay Area. Three men were arrested after agents seized counterfeit twenty dollar bills offered for sale at a discount. The suspects include James Arthur Steele 45 Healdsburg a public accountant and Keith E Buell Jr 23 Oakland an employee of a chemical company.
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San Francisco
UPI
Secret Service
San Francisco Bay Area
James Arthur Steele
Healds- Jourg
Keith E. Buell Jr
Oakland
Area Marriage Arrestees Bonded After San Francisco Arraignment
Three men released on $400 bond after arraignment before U S Commissioner Richard Goldsmith in San Francisco. Larry Anthony of San Francisco, 40, was arrested in Redwood City with $26,000 in counterfeit bills from the same batch, per Secret Service regional director Thomas H. Hanson. Anthony and the other two suspects face possession charges and were released on their own recognizance. names include William Thomas Gimbel Jr. 19 of Minard and Gloria Esther Gates 16 of Fremont.
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U.S
Richard Goldsmith
San Francisco
Larry Anthony
Redwood City
Thomas H. Hanson
Secret Service
Anthony
Willian Thomas Gimbel Jr
Minard
Florida Governor Clashes With Teachers In Statewide Strike
Gov. Claude Kirk tightens stance as Florida faces the first statewide teachers strike in U.S. history, calling their walkout a pilot project for communists and refusing to meet wage demands. In Vietnam, Marine air and naval bombardment intensifies around Khe Sanh and Saigon, with casualties and reinforcements reported amid heavy fighting.
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MIAME
UPI
Claude Kirk
Florida
Kirk
Newark Councilman Harry Lewis to be honored tomorrow
Councilman Harry Lewis, longtime Newark civic worker, will receive the Community Service Award from PT&T at a noon luncheon. He has served 12 years on Newark school and city boards, and is active in Boy and Girl Scouts, Kiwanis, Rotary, and other groups. The event highlights his dedication to civic affairs as Florida teachers strike unfolds nearby.
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Newark
Harber
Lewis
PROBE
Pacific Veb
Phone and Telegraph Co
Alameda Pt&t
Washington Township
Unifica
Pt&t
em/Lewis
He Lewis
Robert Rives
Silver Pines Country Fat
Unified
Boy and Girl Scouts
Kiwanis
Rotary
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Little Jeague
County Library Committee
Masonic Lodge
Native Sons of the Golden West
Newark Chamber of Commerce
Dai
Illegal Businesses Probed in Fremont Peralta Corridor
Fremont officials probe alleged zoning violations along Peralta Boulevard near Restaurant Row. Assistant City Manager Garth Lipsky reviews evidence against three offices including Charles McCrory law office Parkmont Nursing Home and Carriage Investment and Realty. Only the law office is licensed.Investigations seek possible relocation or planning commission review.
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City of
Fremont
Peralta Boulevard
Garth Lipsky
Dan Bodily
Lipsky
Planning Commission
Child Care Unit Plan Premature Protest Rises
Fort Lauderdale deputies report 200 students gathered at a football field near a child care center. A planned meeting with students to discuss a sympathy protest turned disruptive with rock throwing and car racking. Authorities say teachers and parents aimed to express concerns over deplorable conditions while avoiding violence.
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EQOA
Center
Pots and Pans land owners weigh Newark Cedar Boulevard plan
Newark officials expect a meeting to address the Pots and Pans land issues as Cedar Boulevard plans surface. Owners debate how improvements affect holdings. one admits inherited land with little knowledge, another has paid taxes for decades, while a stamp-sized lot owner struggles to locate his parcel amid hundreds of owners across the United States.
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Newark
City Hall
Jon
United States
Big College Measure On Ballot Contined On Page One
The article describes a district tax and bond proposal with a 25 cent levy for facilities leasing and out of district tuition. Trustees clash as Joseph McCord votes against the resolution, calling the amount lame and urging a larger bond measure of about 7.9 to 8 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Joseph McCord
McCard
Small Party Bill Nearing Death in California Senate
In Sacramento a bill to allow Peace and Freedom and American Independent Party candidates to run in state and congressional races was nearly defeated by a senate committee. The measure, proposed by Sen. Alfred E. Alquist, would suspend the year party membership requirement for one year. The two parties qualified in California in January and each claims over 100,000 members.
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Sacramento
UPN
Peace and Freedom
Senate
Alfred E. Alquist
San Jose
AIP
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Peace and Freedom Party
California
Hearing Aid Center To Open At The Hub
Jim Wilhelm plans to open a Hearing Aid Center at the Fremont Hub Montgomery Ward Store. Wilhelm, a Stanford graduate, was formerly a General Motors factory representative and dealer's manager.
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Jim" Wilhelm
Fremont
Montgomery
Ward
Wilhelm
Stanford University
General Motors
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Tre Arcus
Thornton Ave
Washington Hospital
Vital Silveira
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Herbert Haberkan
OW Canyon Road
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Ernest Banuelos
Hill Wew Drive
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Jack Brain
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Richard V Oliver
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Simaké
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Khe Sanh
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Tan Son Nhut
National Educa
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NEA
Rmk-Brj Construction
Com- US
Mand
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