US offers Indochina reconstruction aid in five year plan
The United States secretly proposed postwar reconstruction funds for Indochina during secret Paris talks with North Vietnamese negotiators. Kissinger disclosed the plan, with illustrative figures of 3 billion dollars for South Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos, and 25 billion for North Vietnam over five years, subject to negotiation. Congress leaders mobilized support for Nixon’s eight point peace plan as Ford gathered signatures.
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Astrologer runs again for Fremont city council seat
Fremont astrologer Theo Mossor, famous for her cosmic quips, announces another bid for the city council. She vows no campaign spending, calls for funds to go to the Highway Patrol Widows Relief Fund or Sonoma State Hospital for mentally retarded children, and seeks a younger voice on the council.
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Valley extensions spur BART probe
The Bay Area Rapid Transit District orders a full investigation into its automated system amid claims that extensions to the Valley are impossible. BART director Dr Deneaelx alleged the computers cannot accept expansions beyond the current setup, while chairman George Silliman denied the charges. A BART spokesman rejected Helix's information as unofficial.
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Red China Calls Nixon Plan a Trick
Hong Kong based United Press International reports that NCNA, China’s official news agency, branded President Nixon’s war proposal as a trick and a plan for aggression. The commentary signals Beijing’s alignment with North Vietnam’s stance, though NCNA comments are not considered an official Beijing government response.
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White House Gala Derailed By Antiwar Singer Outburst
A young singer disrupted a White House dinner honoring DeWitt and Lila Wallace when she waved a placard and urged President Nixon to stop the bombing in Vietnam. Miss Carol Feraci, a Los Angeles singer, shouted antiwar lines and was escorted out as Ray Conniff and his singers continued the program.
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Residents win bid for Birch Grove utility building
After 34 meetings the Mowry West residents, steering committee, architect Irwin Luckman and city staff reached agreement on a 740 square foot utility building for Birch Grove Community Park. The plan, costing no more than 15000 dollars, adds storage, toilets, a small office, and an open covered area, aligning with the park’s angular design theme.
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Weather outlook for Fremont with clouds and light rain
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions with a 40 percent chance of rain today and tonight. A slight warming trend brings highs in the 50s tomorrow with partly cloudy skies and light winds. Tonight's low in the 40s and yesterday's Fremont high reached 58 with a 45 degree low.
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Peninsula legislator threat to roadblock Dumbarton Bridge
Peninsula legislators threaten another obstacle to the Dumbarton Bridge reconstruction as details emerge. A Fremont Newark Union City Municipal Court Clerk, retiring after 20 years, reflects on her career and future plans.
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California Democrats aim to widen to embrace gay community
Gov Ronald Reagan calls on California youth to back Nixon's Vietnam peace plan while the California Democratic party seeks to open itself to the gay community and broaden representation of divergent interests. Page 2.
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Milliken gives tax free check to ex-prisoner Clark
The scene shows Governor Milliken of Michigan presenting a $10,000 tax free check to Charles Lee Clark, a 30 year former inmate wrongly imprisoned. The story notes Clark’s release and emphasizes wrongful conviction themes highlighted across national pages.
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Godspell at Wyndham Theater highlights Loper in London
In London the rock musical Godspell features Gay Loper in a second act number Turn Back Oh Man as the show unfolds at the Wyndham Theater. The article also notes Prince Charles receiving treatment and other world events.
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