Nixon and Johnson Extend Surtax Plan Faces Resistance
Nixon and Johnson discuss extending the surplus tax to curb inflation as they agree on a budget plan for the year ending June 30 1970. Johnson moves to push a surtax extension and higher congressional salaries while aides hedge on timing. Republican leaders back extension, while Democratic figures call for a balanced budget and inflation control.
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Johnson
New York
Congress
Ron Ziegler
House
George Christian
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Presidentelest
John J. Wiliams
Delaware
GOP
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Banking and Currency Committee
John W. McCormack
McCormack
Russell B. Long
L la
Finance Committee
Congress Wold
Long
Sweden boosts Cuba ties with full embassy status
Sweden announced elevating its Cuba mission to an embass y level as it grants full recognition to Fidel Castro's government. The move, noted in a 2.2 billion kronor budget proposal, marks a shift after Sweden earlier recognized Ho Chi Minh's regime and follows other Western embassies in Havana. The embassy will operate under a charge d affaires reporting to Sweden's Mexico City ambassador.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Cuba
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
U.S
U.S. State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Washington
Gustav VI
Havana
Torsten Nilsson
Mexico
Mexico City
Castro
Shaeang
Revere
Strike Leaders Denounce Secret S F State Talks
San Francisco students denounce unauthorized talks between Acting President Hayakawa and Roscoe Blount, a BSU member, as the 18 000 student campus endures a rain swept second week of protests. Third World and BSU insist no contact has been made about 14 demands including black studies and limited Black Panther instructor reinstatement.
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UPI
S. I. Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Roscoe Blount
Black Student Union
Third World Liberation Fran
BSU
Third World
Hayakawa
Blount
American Federation of Teachers
AFT
Alfred Wong
Canmpng
Jerry Varnado
Central Committee
Yamedo
Joseph Aliote
Yarnado
Sokesman
Defense Admits He Shot RFK Juror Would Give Sirhan Death
A prospective juror in Sirhan Sirhan's RFK assassination trial said she would be willing to tell him he would die in the gas chamber. The defense acknowledged Sirhan fired the fatal shots, while jurors were questioned about capital punishment and the impact of Kennedy's status on verdicts. The trial began with six men and three women questioned as gates and guards secured a tense courtroom.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sirhan T B. Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
Grant B. Cooper
Sirhan Sirhan
Kennedy
Rosa Molina
David Fitts
Airs
Molina
Senator Kennedy
Cooper
Couper
Middle East
Fitts
New York|c
Sithan
Cowper
Walker
George B. Dodie
Herbert
Uni
Immi- Toom
Grant
Auter
Nimitz Collision Cited Driver For Unsafe Vehicle
Bill Rutherford and another driver were involved in a crash after the pickup SUV with bald tires swerved out of control. A passenger and the other driver were treated at Washington Hospital and released. Andersen is to be cited for the unsafe vehicle.
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Bill Rutherford
Andersen
Ransti
Werelj
Washington Hospital
Daily Review Adopts Court Ordered Circulation in Alameda
The Daily Review announces it is a general circulation newspaper by order of the Superior Court of Celvornia for Alameda County dated June 2, 1861. David H. Perry is named business manager as the announcement confirms official publication status.
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Daily Review
David H. Perry
Superior Court of the State
Celvornia
Alameda
Pair Arraigned In Sand Caper
Hayward police notified by the sheriff's department surrounded a suspect's home and set up checkpoints near Nimitz freeway intersections. A car stop on Jackson Street led to the arrest, with Warren held on multiple counts including kidnapping, armed robbery, auto theft and burglary. Spencer was arrested in Watsonville after police traced a 1960 Powhat convertible.
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Hayward
Pappas
Jackson Street
Nimitz Freeway
Warren
Spencer
Watsonville
Monterey County
End of a Cozy Romance at Maryland Campus
At the University of Maryland campus a fire drill led police to an 18 year old boy hiding under his girlfriend's bed in Hagerstown Hall. Richard W. Brooks was found after staff reported nocturnal visits, and the coed reportedly left the university and was not expected to return.
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College Park
UPI
University of Maryland
Hagerstown Hall
Richard W. Brooks
Leon Young
Money Problems Plague Area School Districts
In 1968 the education finance bill and property tax relief dispute drew state attention. Southern Alameda County educators demand equalization aid to close gaps with wealthier districts while 1969 funding remains uncertain. Building projects continue in Centerville, Fremont, Newark, and Newark’s Brier School center for orthopedically-handicapped students advances. News also covers superintendent Schoenfeld’s termination at New Haven and trustee elections set for April 15 across Fremont, Newark, and New Haven with several resignations and appointments shaping the district leadership.
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Alameda County
South County
Centerville High School
Fremont
Memorial High School
Newark
Gomes
Corporation
Brier School
New Haven
Harold Schoenfeld
Tional Services
Deling Superiendeat
Schoenfeld
Auccessor
Ernest A. Andrews
Fred 2. Weibel
Elmira
New Haven Trustesel Or
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Abrams Opposes Troop Reductions in Vietnam War Talk
US commander in Vietnam General Creighton Abrams said reducing American forces now would risk the war effort. He noted any decision should be deliberate and analytical, while acknowledging eventual reductions are inevitable. He cited efforts to equip South Vietnam and train its officers, and warned of a potential new offensive from North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces near Saigon.
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UPH
Creighton W. Abrams
Vietnam
Abrams
Tim
Wile
William Westmoreland
Nguyen van ‘Thien
Lfto
Abrangs
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Tire Blast Injures Fremont Man at Store
Trany Rushing 25 of M374 Chapel Way Fremont was injured when a new tire he was inflating at Stone Store on Fremont Blvd exploded. He was knocked unconscious and revived by firefighters with ammonia before being taken to Washington Hospital. Customer Dale Nevills assisted to prevent choking.
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Trany Rushing
Chapel Way
Fremont
Firestone
Fremont Blvd
Washington Hospital
Dale Nevells
Rushing
Unwarranted Attack on Auto Makers Over Smog Device Suit
A federal anti trust suit accuses Automobile Manufacturers Association and major automakers GM Chrysler Ford American Motors of delaying anti pollution device development. GM defends a cooperative program begun in good faith to share tech and speed progress.
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Fremont Genet
Motors
Automobile Manufacturers Association
G.M
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
General Motors
Department of Justice
Jation
C.M
Automobile Makers and Trade Association
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