Clifford Sets Trip To Saigon With Top U.S. Officials
General Earle G. Wheeler and officials William Bundy Paul Warnke and Phil Goulding said intelligence showed heavy enemy activity in northern South Vietnam near the DMZ and Saigon. Clifford cited increases to eight divisions in I Corps and noted possible August offensives while planning talks with Creighton Abrams and field commanders. He will meet President Thieu Vice President Ky and Premier Tran Van Huong on economic and military issues.
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Saigon
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
William P. Bundy
Paul Warnke
Defense Seretary
Phil G. Goulding
Pentagon
Defense
South Vietnam
Belare
I Corps
Mat
South
Vietnam
da Nang
Dmz
Marine Corps
Tit Corps
Jech. Wheeler
Twill
Creighton Abrams
Abrams
Clifford
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
Phanh Tran Huong
Yanks Kill 33 Reds in Battle Near Saigon Front
A military briefing notes U S commanders moved about BX troops to the Cambodian frontier as a battle raged within miles of Saigon. U S helicopters spotted Communist bunkers and staging camps a short distance from Cambodian territory amid Allied efforts to keep Viet Cong forces away from the capital.
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U.S
Saigon
Five Cars In Nimitz Pile Up On Milpitas Freeway
A Milpitas crash left five northbound cars tangled after the driver reportedly looked away on the Nimite Freeway. Betty Ann Rose, 47, of Hayward, suffered minor injuries and was treated at Washingley Hospital in Fremont before transfer to Lauren Grove Hospital in Castro Valley in satisfactory condition with head injuries.
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Milpitas
Nimite
Mslilpitas
Hayward
Betty J Ann Rose
B. St
Washingley Hospital
Fremont
Lauren Grove Hospital
Castro Valley
Freeway Extension in Fremont Scheduled at $12 Million
The 6.4 mile Mission Pass freeway extension on Interstate 680 from Mission Boulevard to Calaveras Road in Milpitas is set to start early next month. Bids submitted Wednesday total about $11.94 million with Freeman-Sandgroth Raisch Caputo San Jose Palo Alto consortium as likely winner. Project allocates about $4 million and includes 10 bridges and interchanges at several Fremont streets with below ground level sections near Palm Avenue Paseo Padre Parkway and Prune Avenue.
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Mission Pass
Fremont
State Division of Highways
Freeman-Sandgroth, Raisch and Caputo
San Jose
Palo Alto
Mission Boulevard
Calaveras Road
Milpitas
Mission San Jose
Mission Area
Washington Boulevard
Durham Road
Warm Springs
Palm Avenue
Paseo Padre Parkway
Prune Avenue
Tre Arcus Published by Ta Daily Review in Alameda County
The fragment notes a Moorhead desk and a June 190? publication in California. It references Second Class matter status and a center square in Fremont California, with postal and civic context. Entities include Ta Daily Review, Alameda County, Fremont, California.
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Tre Arcus
Ta. Daily Review
Mgr. Braesy
Abdoe
Alameda
Kalerad
Post Ae Framonk Californiy
Ress All Cormuntes Ghae
Center Square
California
Hanoi Bombing Talks Shadowed by Negotiation Stance
North Vietnamese negotiators in Paris maintain denunciations of limited bombing raids north of the 17th parallel while awaiting a policy review. Le Duc Tho, returning from Hanoi for consultations, may go back to Paris soon. Western observers see Hanoi weighing concessions for a halt to U S bombing or risking a military showdown like last winter’s Tet offensive.
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Hanoi
Paris
Ho Chinh Minh
le Duc Tho
Hanoi Teaders
U.S
Saigon
Rare Indian artifacts exhibit opens at Fremont Hub
A public display of a rare and valuable collection owned by the San Francisco based American Indian Historical Society runs today and tomorrow at the Fremont Hub Shopping Center. Ancient beadwork and metate grinding stones from Northern California will be shown. The exhibit valued at over 10,000 dollars lies between Michaels Jewelers and Sears Roebuck in the Hub mall area.
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American Indian Historical Society
Fremont Hub
California
Michaels Jewelers
Sears Roebuck Company
Obituary Dorothy Rogers Remains Returned To Maryland
Dorothy M Rogers 38 formerly of Fremont died Tuesday in Maryland after a lengthy illness. She lived in the Fremont area for 19 years before moving to Maryland about four years ago. She was wife of the late Cmdr Aubrey Rogers ret a Fremont Elks Club member and mother of Audrey Cambra Barbara Franck Tec Sgt Thomas Magers and Cpl James Rogers buried at San Bruno military cemetery after services in Maryland
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Maryland
Dorothy M Rogers
Fremont
Richardson Drive
Rogers
Cmdr
Aubrey
Jim) Rogers
Fremont Elks Club
Audrey Cambra
San Lorenzo
Barbara Franck
Baltimore
Sgt
Thomas Magers
Kansas
Cpl
James Rogers
Presidio
San Bruno Military Cemetery
Cranston Sees GOP Backing for Demo in Cranston Visit
Former State Controller Alan Cranston Democratic Senate nominee reports broad Republican interest at a Fremont reception. He cites invitations to midnight street meetings and supporters of Kuchel shifting to his campaign while blasting gun control and the Vietnam War. Cranston urges anti crime measures, an end to escalation, and renewed peace talks.
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Alan Cranston
U. S. Senate
Fremont
Cranston
Thomas Kuchel
Alameda County
Paul DeDomenico
East Bay
Senate
United States
Vietnam
Oregon Doctors Face Compulsory Education Policy
Oregon Medical Association adopts a hard line requiring continuous medical education for members. Doctors who fall behind face disciplinary actions, including potential expulsion and loss of license. The policy, described as helpful yet punitive, aims to keep physicians abreast of new discoveries and methods.
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Kle
Associat
Melvin Breese
Fion
Council of Medicalicense
Filipino Group Holds Union City State Convention
The Filipino Crusader's World Army Inc holds its third annual state convention in Union City this weekend with headquarters at 255% Nevada St. Four day events include a Saturday celebration at Union Plaza Building a delegates golf tournament at Hayward Golf Course and a business meeting at EFB Church in Hayward. The fraternal group was founded by Hilario C Moncado after World War I.
Fremont Man Released After Fatal Nimitz Freeway Crash
Andrew E B Slack a 39 year old Fremont resident and the car driver in a July 1 Nimitz Freeway crash that killed passenger Richard J White 85 of Newark has been released from Kaiser Hospital Hayward. Slack suffered serious injuries while the other vehicle struck in the rear. Police said Slack diverted attention from the road during a conversation with White who died in the wreck.
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Fremont
Kaiser Hospital
Hayward
Andrew EB. Slack
Woodcrest Drive
Nimitz
Salek
Ft T
Richard J. White
Birch St
Newark
Newark Trustees Expect Balanced 5.5 Million Budget
Newark district administrators moved to a balanced 5.5 million budget after a key budget session. Ed Edison cited 1988 9 assessment totals of 47 223 190 and estimated state aid from 2 859 600 plus 70 000 to federal workers families, with ending balance near 191 000 and accounts receivable of 169 360.
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Sehool
Son
Macgregor
Newark
Edison
New Soft Water Unit Due Soon
SAYLOR reported progress by the district in saving the underground water basin. The State Department of Water Resources praised the district for importing water from the South Bay Aque fuel since 1962, slowing salt water intrusion. The district began importing in 1982 as the area urbanized. Officials consider a joint feasibility study with the department to use the basin to store fresh water, with a potential preliminary pumping test during the rainy season.
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Saylor
State Department of Water Resources
South Bay
Water Resource Department
Ray Barahi
Newark City Council Discusses Revised General Plan
Newark officials reported a compromise on the revised General Plan aiming to guide growth to 1985 population around 49 000 with regional commercial zoning near Cedar Boulevard. Residents questioned zoning for their land near Steenson Boulevard and the Newark Freeway. A second reading of a garbage ordinance proposed a rate increase of 40 cents per single can and 65 cents for two cans, effective in 30 days.
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Newark
Alexander Young
Cedar Boulevard
Transamerica Devel
School Bill Is Defeated In California Assembly
Sacramento UPI The education subcommittee defeated a bill requiring the state department of education to develop family life programs for use in schools. Assemblyman Alan Sieroty said the measure drafted with the department would not mandate sex education, only develop a program advancing one step at a time. The committee heard an hour of testimony against the bill.
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Sacramento
UPI
Assembly
State Department of Education
Alan Sierety
Beverly Ills
Willie L. Brown Jr
San Francisco
Sieroty
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