Burglary Burden: Fremont Items Missing In Two Thefts
Fremont police report two burglaries totaling nearly $2,000 with multiple firearms and electronics stolen. Clinton Justin’s home on San Moreno Court saw a $1,450 loss including a portable color TV and seven guns. Roger Patrick’s Niles Boulevard apartment lost a guitar, amp radio, four TVs and speakers. John White’s Torres Avenue house had a color TV, money, and jewelry taken. Entry at White’s home came from pried garage side door. inventory incomplete.
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Clinton Justin
San Moreno Court
Justin
Roger A. Patrick
Niles Blvd
Frempt
John G White
Torres Ave
Fremont Couple Injured When Car Hits Light Pole
A Fremont man and his wife were injured when their car struck a light pole on Grimmer Boulevard near Irvington Avenue about 2 30 a m yesterday police reported In fair condition at Washington Hospital were Mohamed Y Mahdi 99 of 40412 Blanchard St Fremont with a possible fractured arm and internal injuries and his wife Jewell 47 with a possible fractured clavicle and internal injuries Mubdi was westbound when the car veered off the road and struck the pole Police withheld details pending investigation
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Grimmer Boulevard
Irvington Avenue
Washington Hospital
Mohamed Y. Mahdi
Blanchard St
Jewell
Mubdi
Grimmer
Sister City Committee to Install New Members
The Sister City Committee in Fremont will select a new chairman and seat two new members at its first meeting of the year. Homer Townsend and Dale Peterson join the seven member board while Mel Connelly and Mrs. Raymond Crosby are reappointed for three year terms. The panel will also meet Karin Kekoolani of Ohlone College, the first exchange student to the University of Adelaide who will live in Elizabeth, Australia.
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Elizabeth
Australia
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Firekills 12 Children in Quebec Home Blaze
A Sunday morning fire in St. Roch de l'Achigan, Quebec, destroyed a two story wooden house killing 12 persons all of them children. The fire overwhelmed the volunteer fire department before crews arrived, in a community about 70 miles north of Montreal.
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Egypt and Israel claim air victories in Sinai clash
Egyptian and Israeli jet fighters fought over Egypt near the Suez Canal with both sides claiming success. Israel said two Soviet MIG 21s were shot down with no losses, while Egypt reported one Israeli plane downed. The clash followed an Israeli raid and involved interceptions near El Qantara. Ground troops saw a large Israeli plane crash. Egypt said its cameras captured the incident.
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Obituaries for Angie Sarmento and Adeline Gillespie
A Requiem Mass for Angie Sarmento 65 of Newark will be at St. Edward s Church Fremont with services from Fremont Chapel of The Roses Mortuary. Adeline Gillespie 77 of Palo Alto dies Jan 2 and funeral is in Red Wing Minnesota with burial at Reagan Berge Pappas Mortuary Fremont.
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Fremont
St. Edward's Church
Thornton Ave
Newark
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
California
Alameda County
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Ralph
Richard Sarmento
Victor Sarmento Jr
Shirley Sarmento
Florence Azevedo
Stockton
Helen Stahmecker
Pleasanton
Patsy Dura
San Jose
Alfred Amarat
Hayward
Adeline Gillespie
Palo Alto
Red Wing
Minn
Patricia Magee
Sammie Court
Anita Schultz
Minnesota
Clarence Koch
Laura Hoffman
Frances Poncelet
Towa
Reagan Berge-Pappas Mortuary
Fremont Blvd
Bay Area Forecast Through Tuesday With Small Temperature Changes
Forecasts for the San Francisco Bay Area call for little temperature change through Tuesday with overnight readings in the upper 20s to upper 30s and daytime highs in the 30s. Light winds persist. Northern and Central California expect fair conditions to Tuesday with increasing cloudiness in the northwest and local fog in the delta and patchy fog in northwestern valleys. Mount Shasta Siskiyou area stays fair through Monday night then clouds Tuesday with little temperature change. Sierra Nevada remains fair through Tuesday with little temperature variation.
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Israel may bargain over secret Soviet radar unit
Informed sources say Israel could demand a high military or political price for giving the United States access to or information on the secret Soviet built radar unit seized from Egypt by Israeli commandos. The unit, seven tons, was captured during a Gulf of Suez raid and loaded onto helicopters. Maj. Gen. Haim Herzog said it could detect low flying aircraft at about 187 miles and was used with SAMs and anti aircraft batteries.
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New Soviet economic move hints at free enterprise
The Soviet Union adopted a new method for setting wholesale prices on new industrial equipment, introducing a profit element to reward efficiency. Central planners oppose the change, but officials say it creates a realistic pricing basis while reducing incentives to push obsolete machinery. Western observers see higher prices and tighter control, signaling Khrushchev era reforms under Kosygin.
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Frigid Air Sweeps Northwest and Central States
A new invasion of frigid air hit the northwestern and north central States Sunday with snow and high winds. Travel warnings were issued for Wyoming and western Nebraska, while a high wind warning persisted in Colorado mountains. The southern half stayed cold and clear, Texas saw rain, and the north Pacific coast had showers. Buffalo reported three inches of snow in six hours. L A temperature dipped to 39 at the Civic Center, the lowest there since January 28. National readings ranged from 7 below at Devils Lake to 64 at Key West.
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Bill would feed hungry children in California
Senate leader George Moscone unveiled a $12 million plan to expand the school lunch program and provide surplus food to impoverished families. He said at least 500,000 California children go to school hungry and urged action to reduce hunger amid surplus warehoused foods. The package includes five bills to boost lunch funds, extend programs to more districts, and cut milk prices for needy children.
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UPI
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Senate
George Moscone
San Francisco
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Robert Managan
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Howard Way
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Agnew Warns On Enemies Of Our Friends In Asia Visit
In Bangkok Vice President Agnew urged against actions that turn allies into enemies and pledged no change in U S commitments to Thailand and Southeast Asia. He cited SEATO ties and praised Thailand’s self reliance against communism while on a 37,000 mile Far East tour with a stop in Nepal forthcoming.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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Southeast Asia
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America
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Five Montana climbers still missing on Mt. Cleve land
West Glacier Montana five college students vanished nine days ago while attempting a winter ascent of Mr Cleve land Glacier National Park. Two search teams with park rangers and a brother of a missing climber scoured zero degree weather up the east and west face and the treacherous south slope. Rescue efforts resume at daybreak with hopes for clearing weather and helicopter support.
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Park Rangers
Ttwag
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Glacier National Park
Ruben Hart
Niles residents protest fluoride emissions from Fremont plant
Niles residents rally as the pollution control district eyes a cease and desist over fluoride vapors from a Fremont plant. Officials report no plant response yet while a hearing board may subpoena executives if they fail to attend. Agricultural studies in Fremont tie the emissions to leaf drop on apricot trees and potential crop damage threatening orchard markets.
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Oseph Eastwood II
Fremont
George W. Graaskamp
Kennedy anxious for probe delays inquest opening
Kennedy faced a postponed inquest date as the state Supreme Court halted the start. He stayed in Boston and Hyannis Port to consult lawyers and will travel to Edgartown daily if required. Security will be tight with Edgartown police led by Chief Arena aided by state police and deputies.
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Boston
Hyannis Port
Kennedy District
Edmund S. Dinis
Edgartown
Dominick J. Arena
Arena
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