Kennedy Criticizes Nixon Policy on Civil Rights and Vietnam
Sen. Edward Kennedy charged President Nixon with crippling civil rights progress and failing in Vietnam policy. He warned that a continuation risks more American and Vietnamese lives as the Saigon government cannot be secured without broader U.S. action. Kennedy spoke to Washington Press Club amid criticism of Nixon’s administration.
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Kennedy
Washington Press Club
Carswell
Congress
Vietnam
Richard Nixon
North
South
Indochina
Nixon
Saigon
Weather forecast notes fog and varying temperatures tonight
Fog night and morning with dense conditions locally, turning fair by afternoon and evening. Temperatures rise to the 40s and 50s during the day with tonight's lows in the 40s. Light winds. Yesterday's high 63, low 44.
Mission Boulevard Traffic Solution Proposed as One Way Couplets
Fremont engineers suggest converting Mission Boulevard and Hillsworth Street into a one way couplet from Pine Street southeast to ease traffic. The plan aligns with a broader Bay Area air district listing of local industries in Union City and neighboring South County areas cited in late 1971.
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Pacific States Steel Corp
Union City
South County
Bay Area
Hayward
City of Fremont
Mission Boulevard
Hillsworth Street
Pine’ Street
Noutheast Corner
Mily
Arsonists target Stanford housing office in predawn blaze
The report alleges arsonists set a predawn fire in a Stanford University housing office as saboteurs attempted to place a black powder bomb in an industrial park near the campus. A psychiatrist testifies accused veteran Clarence Otis Smith hinted at possible killings of two campers in July at a Sierra foothill campground.
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Stanford ‘University
Psychiatriat
Tiardeter
Clarence
Otis Smith
Uly
Sierra Foothilla
Study links television mayhem to child aggression
A two year million dollar study by twelve scientists finds exposure to television violence may make children more aggressive. The report notes potential behavioral impact and urges further scrutiny of media effects.
Ghana's new strongman vows civilian rule soon
Page 20 reports Col Ignatius Kuti Acheam pong, Ghana's new military strongman, promising to restore civilian rule as circumstances permit. The world note also mentions a strike by air traffic controllers and the ensuing shutdown of commercial air services over Canada.
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Iscl
Canada
Mercial Air
Canadan
Col
Ignatius Kuti
Mike" Acheampong
Ghana
Mystery Newark candidate Fernandes files papers for council
Newark residents learn of a mystery candidate George Fernandes who picked up and filed council papers. Fernandes would be one of two council seats, with no mayoral candidate filing. He declined to share his address, later verified by the county registrar, and is connected to Silvey Transportation Inc. at 8175 Wells Ave.
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Newark
George Joseph Fernaldes
Fernandes
Fopiar Street
Silvey Transportation Inc
Wells‘Ave
T Fernames
Alten J. Johnson
Johnson
Transportation Company
Thomas Bostaph
James Bazentine
Bostaph
Balentine
Ays
George Kincaid
Ellis Beker
Sermon thieves at Malden church target Daley home
Thieves broke into the Rev. Roger Daley’s home at the First Congregational Church in Malden Sunday and stole a rope, plays two speakers and a taper. The minister said on Monday he hoped the thieves would listen to them, noting four of the items are valuable to him.
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Malden
Maes
UPI
Hee
Roger Daley
First Congregational Church
Verona
Safeway plans large complex in Fremont near Namitz Freeway
Safeway will build a 56,000 square foot single story office complex on the east side of the Namitz Freeway near Warren Avenue. Construction is slated for April or May with about 1.5 million dollars for real estate construction and employment facets. The company holds options on land and may expand into a second distribution center on adjacent 70 acres in the Bay Area.
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Fremont
Safeway Stores
Namitz Freeway
Warren Avenue
Safeway
San Francisco
Shaare
Aso
San Francisco Bay Area
Jobn Philpott
Publ Relations Station
Badeway
Park district seeks pact to avoid strike at Bay Rel Park
Park district negotiates with the Alameda County union AFL CIO to avert a strike as a 60 day fact finding process nears end. Pay raises are close but peripheral issues include temporary workers and contract terms. The union represents about 150 workers and warns of a walkout if no deal emerges.
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Park District
Bay Rel Park
Gary D. Ogg
Ge American Federation of State
Ami
Alameda County
Sune
Ok Ogg
Teen babysitter blamed for double murder in Santa Clara case
Psychiatrists reported Pamela Watkins, 18, strangled sisters aged 6 and 5 while they slept, then claimed she fell into a deep sleep. They noted she was emotionally disturbed yet legally sane and competent for trial, with prior suicide attempts and a belief she would receive the death penalty.
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San Jose
UPI
Pamela Watkins
Norman Rogers
Fred Tempey
Ventura
Miss Watkins
Tinya
Shelvyn_ Aldridge
Santa Clara
Rogers
Tempey
L&d
Fremont council and planners clash over Irvington plan
Fremont officials clash as the City Council and planning commission spar over the Irvington long range plan. Commissioners want Washington Boulevard realigned and higher density, while council members resist. the conflict heads to a 7:30 PM meeting at Civic Center Drive. May or van Doom to review advisory bodies and the Historical Architectural Review Board duties.
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Fremont
Council
Irvington
John Pachtner
Planning Commission
Washington Boulevard
Irvington Ave
William van Doom
Ion
van Doorn
Historical Architectural Review Board
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Pacific Maritime Association
West Coast
By Jim Wilson
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Washington
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California
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