Nations risk aid cuts for lax drug controls
The House Foreign Affairs Committee backed an amendment to halt economic and military aid to nations not taking adequate steps against narcotics entering the U S. The move followed State Department claims Southeast Asian governments must crack down on officials implicated in dope trafficking. The panel also pressed for the possible ouster of South Vietnam's ambassador over alleged drug links and cited reports of opium-for-weapons exchanges.
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UPI
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
John Monagah
D-Conn
State Department
Southeast Asia
Robert W. Bray
Robert H. Steele
A-Conn
Ngo Dav
William R. Anderson
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
Army
Pentagon
Rogers
U. S
Vietnam
House Commerce
Public Health
Ragecs
Laos
Burma
China
Robert H. Steaie
R-Conn
Quang Rathikoune
Royal Laotian Army
SALT talks resume with positive mood in Helsinki
UPI reports US negotiator Gerard Smith and Soviet deputy foreign minister Vladimir Semenov led a one hour forty five minute session as SALT talks resumed. Delegations, aided by scientists and military experts, aimed to press for a 1980s era treaty while reaffirming May 20 accord to limit defensive nuclear weapons. The next plenary was set for July 13 at the U.S. embassy.
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Helsinki
UPIY
U.S
Gerard C. Smith
Vladimir S. Semenov
Smith
Pork barrel charges in police budget debate in Newark
City leaders clash over a proposed study funded by federal money with Cunningham arguing against a 275 expenditure and Steel, Van Doorn, Driggs and others defending the police budget review as a needed step to improve operations. The matter ends without resolution.
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Cunningham
Steel
Merc
William van Doorn
van Doorn
Driggs
Steal
Slaying Suspect Faces Murder Charge in Teen’s Death
In San Leandro a juvenile court hears murder charges against 17 year old John L. Franco of 37448 Third Street for the death of Linda Marie Stidman, 15, who vanished Feb 23 in the Niles District of Fremont. Police linked Franco after bones and clothing were found along Alameda Creek. Franco, last person seen with Stidman, reportedly gave her a motorcycle ride that afternoon. The victim was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Deckle L. Sildman of San Jose.
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Freemont
John L. Franco
Third St
Linda Marie Stidman
Niles
Fremont
Franco
Alameda Creek
Deckle L. Sildman
San Jose
Newark approves Holy Ghost parade route on Thornton Avenue
After a one hour debate the SES won approval to hold the Holy Ghost Fiesta parade July 25 on Thornton Avenue Newark councilalisen approved closing one side of Thornton to traffic. The vote 3 to 1 supported the plan opposed by Robert Plowright.
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Thornton
Newark
Sociedad Espirito Santa
Thornton Avenue
James Balentine
George Kincaid
SES
Robert Plowright
Senter
Public Works
Paul Tong
TelePrompTer Corp
Los Angeles
Balentine
Dairy Avenue
SIS
Kincaid
Jim Morrison of The Doors Dies in Paris at 27
The Doors lead singer Jim Morrison, 25, died Saturday night in Paris of natural causes, according to his public relations firm. Details were not released and no information was available until Morrison's agent returned from Paris. Morrison's onstage antics had long sparked controversy and led to arrests for obscenity in Miami.
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UPI
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Paris
France
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Morrison
Miami
Fla
United States urges private session in Vietnam talks
In Paris the United States urged the Viet Cong side to hold a private restricted session with top officials to advance the Vietnam peace talks. The Communists rejected the idea, calling it a perfidious maneuver as Washington pressed for a terminal withdrawal date and a broader settlement. Bruce asked clarifying questions on seven points, but US proposals remained under study.
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UPI
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Viet Cong
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Mme. Binch
U.S
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Saigon
Binh
Thao
Stephen Ledegar
Ledegar
Nixon
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South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Hanoi
Ledagar
Three children die in area house fire tragedy
A blaze trapped a boy inside a playhouse as neighbors struggled to reach him. Firefighters arrived within minutes, pulled the body from the flames, and found matches and extension cards at the scene. Parents of Austin Unty were away in San Francisco. Rigney was hospitalized after the shock. Damage to the adjacent roof was pegged at 1700 dollars. cause remains undetermined.
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Valley Community Services District
VCSD
Jerry Dubuque
Appar
Dubuque
Austin
Roger Unty
San Francisco
Rigney
City plans final action on suspended officer by July 24
Sprague says the city manager, as personnel chief, must weigh the Civil Service Board’s 20 day suspension recommendation for the policeman. The council can affirm, override, codify, or take no action. this is information to seek their authority rather than an appeal hearing.
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Sprague
Driggs
Council
Civil Service Board
Four in special race for Newark trustee
Newark voters will choose Aug. in a special election for a single seat on the Newark Unified School District board. David G. Vickers, an architect, filed to enter the race the final day and becomes the fourth candidate, joining Julia Cesar Calderon, James B. Gordon Jr., and Joseph W. Jay Jr. The post fills the term ending in June 1913 and honors a vacancy created by James F. Perley Jr. joining the municipal judgeship.
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Newark
Newark Unified School District Board
David G. Vickers
Barnard St
James Graham School
PTA
Lth
Community Drug Council Crisis Center
Julia Cesar
Obituary for Ed Koeller Drowns at Camanche Lake
Funeral services for Ed ward Glen Koeller 23 died in drowning over the Independence Day weekend at Camanche Lake were held at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary on Persalla Boulevard. He is buried at Chapel of the Chimes in Hayward. A San Francisco native and Fremont resident of 18 years he was the son of Virginia E Ramos and brother of Randy Koeller Tony Cheryl Ramos all of Fremont and Sharon Welling of Benicia.
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Camanche Lake
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Persalla Blvd
Chapel of the Chimes
Hayward
San Francisco
Fremont
Virginia E. Ramos
Randy Koeller
Tony
Cheryl Ramos
Sharon Welling Cat Benicia
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