Ford speaks with Nixon on Pat Nixon hospitalization
President Ford phoned former President Nixon after Pat Nixon was hospitalized. He spoke about seven minutes at Long Beach Memorial Hospital, wished Mrs. Nixon a speedy recovery, and offered help while asking Nixon to relay updates.
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Washington
Ford
Richard Mixon
Moon
Pat Nixon
Hoover
Nixon
Long Beach
Calli) Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Nixon
Newark Councilman Victim Of Burglary At Home
Newark city councilman Shanner Abraham was the burglary victim, with police called to 35181 Donegal Court around 4 p.m. The thief stole a stereo set valued at about 32 dollars after entering through an open window.
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Newark
Shanner Abraham
Donegal Cour
James Jorgensen
Brush fire scorches 500 acres near Big Bear Lake
A brush and forest fire 10 miles northwest of Big Bear Lake in the San Bernardino Mountains blackened about 500 acres in two hours. High winds and hot, dry air hindered efforts as about 300 firefighters fought the blaze with eight aerial tankers and four helicopters. No structures were immediately at risk.
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Big Bear City
UPI
Big Bear Lake
San Bernardino Mountains
AUS. Forest Service
No progress in strike talks threaten California canning workers
Negotiators reported no progress in 24 hour talks to avert a strike by 65,000 workers across California canneries in midsummer harvest with old contracts expired June 20. Union demands include a 4.50 increase over three years while pay now ranges from 4.25 to 9.0 hourly. Canners offer 0.95 to 1.41 hourly rises over three years.
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Palo Alto
UPI
California
L.W. Sabatino
Teamsters Union
Welfare recipients dwindle in California May figures
California reports a slight drop in public assistance with 2.6 million recipients in May. Aid to Families with Dependent Children totaled 1.4 million, down 32,181 from April, while food stamp recipients were 1.5 million, down 24,591. Unemployment stood at 10.3 percent.
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Sacramento
UPI
Department of Benefits Payments
Fanne Foxe offered million for film of escapades
Fanne Foxe, linked to Rep Wilbur Mills scandal, is offered about 1 million dollars to star in a movie about her escapades. Spokesman says Trans World Attractions will produce The Paine Foxe Story with a 6 million budget and may have Mills portray himself.
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New York
UPI
Fanne Foxe
Wilbur Mills D-Ark
Miss Foxe
Trans World Attractions
Charles Manson Sory
Patty
Patricia Hearst
Paine Foxe
Mills
Idaho delegate travels by thumb to Democratic convention
Mari Walters, an alternate Idaho delegate from the Nez Perce group, travels east toward New York City by hitchhiking due to lack of funds. She notes rides from Democrats and drivers in older cars, contrasting them with vacationers in air conditioned vehicles. Unemployed ten months, she plans to back Frank Church at the convention, citing him as representative of many moving to vote.
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Denver
UPI
Mari Walters
Idaho
New York City
Rive
Ms. Watters
Nez Perce
Spalding
Insido
Indicted Fremont bar owner linked to Alaska vice ring
A federal grand jury indicted Jake LeKay Schumaker, former Fremont bar owner, and eight others on charges of conspiring to supply Alaska pipeline workers with a prostitution and lottery scheme. The case ties a Valdez Acres Bar operation to illicit activities with prostitutes shipped from California. If convicted, defendants face up to five years and a $5,000 fine per count.
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San Francisco
UPI
Jake LeKay Schumaker
Fremont
Alaska Pipeline
Schumaker
Peralta Blvd
Acres
Valdez
Alaska
Grand
California
Sare
Carson City
Nev
Frank
Irick
Anchorage
Acres Bar
Andrew Day
Donald MacNamee
Vickie Cornell
Anita V. Cary
Anita Rt. Leon
FBI
U.S
McVeigh
Alaska Daily News
Resister Returns After Exile to Attend Democratic Convention
After seven years in exile Fritz Efaw 29 arrives in New York to serve as an alternate delegate to the Democratic National Convention. Efaw expects Oklahoma indictment to be dismissed on technical grounds as his family greets him at the airport.
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Fritz Efaw
Marilyn
Leonah
New York
Efaw
Oklahoma
Traumatic blaze injures Fletcher family in Oakland apartment
Fire destroyed the Fletcher family's fourth floor apartment on Mulberry Street. Kevin Fletcher, 6, suffered second degree burns over 40 percent of his body but is improving after transfer between hospitals. Parents Keith and Duane, and mother Elaine Waldemer, face injuries and loss as equipment, beds, and furniture were ruined. Fire damage estimated at 25 000 dollars. one unit remains available for the Fletchers after insurance assessments. The family is staying with relatives while repairs and work arrangements proceed.
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Kevin
Newark Pavillion
Newark Boulevard
Cherry
Mulberry
Graham Ave
Mulberry Street
Spalding
Washington Hospital
Fremont
Alt. Bates Hospital
Berkeley
Elaine Waldemer
Fletchers
Ruby Castro met in Havana tied to Kennedy plot
A scandal figure claims Ruby and Castro met in Havana with other rebels and that evidence links Lee Harvey Oswald and Ruby to the same conspiracy. He cites an unnamed CIA source and mentions Fidel Castro Raoul Castro Che Guevara Ramiro Valdez and an unnamed KGB agent. He says Castro learned the U S knew of plots to assassinate him.
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Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ruby
Oswald
Dallas
Sturgis
Fidel Castro
Raoul Castro
Che Guevara
Ramiro “Barba Roja
Red Beard
Valdez
Castro
U.S
BART agrees to cost of living raise only in new contract
The Bay Area Rapid Transit District and unions ratified a three year deal in which wage increases were replaced by cost of living adjustments and fringe benefits. New hires and promoted staff face reduced pay during probation and after promotion to save about $400,000, while the district adjusts shifts and sick leave rules to improve efficiency and control costs within the 6.7 percent COLA cap.
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Bay Area
United Public Employes Union Local 300
Varacalli
Amalgamated Transit Unions
BART
Frank Hertinger
Amalgamated Transit Union
Herringer
Amalgamated
Transit Unio
Hering
We District
Cafeteria Dish Shortage Spurs Internal Probe at College
On June 3 1976 Ohlone College faced a cafeteria dish shortage raising internal concerns. Richter plans to handle the matter privately while vowing to stop unauthorized dish taking as student government shares profits from cafeteria operations.
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Tooms
Richter
Dietz
Coll
Ohlone College
Dentist Restores Teen Teethed Baseball Player After Accident
Wright praised the dentist for a two hour operation that saved most of the youth’s teeth after a hard crash. Faulkner’s father Mennis of Lawrence Livermore Lab commended the dentist and Wright for coordinating efforts. The youth must eat soft foods for three weeks while the teeth take hold, but plans to return to baseball next year.
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Jane
Wright
Faulkner
Mennis
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
Hn Wright
Robins
Court dismisses Presley assault suit
A $4 million assault and battery suit against Elvis Presley over an incident at the Las Vegas Hilton was dismissed by Superior Court Judge Robert Weil for lack of prosecution. The hotel remained a codefendant, with plaintiffs alleging Presley and others struck them and threatened kidnapping and killing.
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108 Angeles
UPI
Elvis Presley
Las Vegas Hilton
Superior Court
Robert Weil
Weil
Rismiss
Kenneth
Roberto
MacKenzie
Mario Martinez
Marcelo Elias
Los Angeles Met
Presley
Arso
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Hearst
Los Angeles
Neil Lake
Wiliam Handolph Hearst
Lake
San Simeon
Wyntoon
Fanne Fox
Flick
Fremonter
Richard L. McVeigh
Charles “the Blade" Tourine
Miami
Fla
U.S. Senate
Alexander Miller
Fairbanks
William Egan
Miller
E Donald Robert Owens
la Plata
Miler
Resister
Pagel Mars
Ketcher
Fletcher
Keith
Duane
Mather
Mrs. Fletcher
Jesse Calhoun
Rosewood Drive
Mt. View
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