Newark Citizens Committee backs larger Ash Street Youth Center plan
A Newark report by Glenn Krieg recommends moving the Ash Street Youth Center to a new site twice as large, funded by $1,140 on-site improvements and a city grant of $8,000 for rehabilitation. The six block parties organized by the steering committee gathered 44 attendees to voice opinions.
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Newark Landscape and Parks Supervisor
Jerry Raber
Locust St
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City Tracks
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Hetch-Hetchy
Easy Approval Of ABM System Predicted By Poll
UPI reports political figures claim a public poll favors an ABM system. Senator Hugh Scott discusses Nixon’s anti ABM effort and a nationwide opinion poll suggesting growing support. The poll, attributed to a Princeton Research Corp study, indicates a small majority in favor.
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Critic Faults Pueblo Captain Over Surrender
The executive officer of the USS Pueblo says the 1968 capture off North Korea was avoidable and accuses Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher of surrendering without firing a shot. He criticizes the ship's leadership and notes the Canter might have escaped with a better crew.
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North Korea
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Christian Science Monitor
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Hermittee
New York City
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Casey
Ltate
Amer
Truck Car Collision Injures Man in Fremont Intersection
A 45 year old Union City man, Frank Garcia, was injured when his car collided with a truck driven by John Edminston at Thornton Avenue and Fremont Boulevard. Garcia, in satisfactory condition at Washington Hospital, was cited for failing to yield to through traffic. Edminston, of Oakland, was uninjured. his Universal Transport Co. vehicle sustained minor damage.
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Thornton Avenue
Fremont Boulevard
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John W. Edminston
Oakland
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Edminston
Universal Transport Co
Mountain View
Arcus Public Notice From The Daily Review Inc
Public notice text appears with postal and circulation details for The Arcus published by The Daily Review Inc. Included are address lines Fremont California and subscription rates. Mentions Superior Court Order No. 314084 dated June 21 1761 and postal classifications.
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Alamada
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Fremont
Cal
Folk Singer's Husband Arrested at High School
David Harris, husband of folk singer Joan Baez, was arrested at Los Altos High School after remaining on campus after being told to leave. He faced trespass and interfering with discipline charges and was there to address about 200 students. Harris, 23, was a former Fresno High School “Boy of the Year” and Stanford student body president, active in the antiwar movement and War Resisters League founder.
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UPI
David Harris
Joan ‘Baez
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Horris
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Fresno
Ater
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War Hesisters League
Western Pacific Seeks End to Zephyr Line Service
Western Pacific Railroad said it will file with the ICC to discontinue the California Zephyr passenger trains from Oakland to Salt Lake City effective July 18. Southern Pacific also filed to discontinue the City of San Francisco route from San Francisco to Ogden. If not ordered, hearings may proceed and service to Utah and points east would end. The Zephyr has faced refusals after two prior requests. WP president Myron M. Christy cited a $2 million yearly loss and called the impact on operations severe.
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Myron M. Christy
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
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Fremont Central Park progress report outlined milestones
Fremont Recreation Commission members heard an optimistic update on Central Park. The 2.5 acre swim lagoon and facilities should be ready by August 1 and the boat dock finished early next month. Public Works Director Larry Milnes said construction remains on schedule and facilities will be substantially in operation this year. Commissioner Orie Wise congratulated Milnes on the outstanding work.
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Viet Cong Free U.S. Prisoner
Kenneth R. Gregory of Altus Oklahoma was reportedly released by the Viet Cong in South Vietnam on May 2. An Army spokesman said Gregory, held since August 25, attended a release ceremony and later walked away from the prison stockade. U.S. forces recovered him on May 9 with a Saigon announcement May 11.
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Kenneth R. Gregory
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Okla
South Vietnam
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Saigon
Presidio Mutiny Trial Nears Completion
The 35 day Presidio stockade mutiny trial at Fort Ord California ends as defense and prosecution close arguments. The 27 soldiers protested with songs and refused to work while seeking to highlight grievances including unsanitary conditions and the fatal guard shooting at the stockade.
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Fort Ord
Calif
UPI
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Stockade
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Dean Flippo
Nmate
Judge Denies UC Records Petition in San Francisco Case
UPI reports Judge Robert Peckham denied a petition to stop the University of California from turning student records over to the McClellan Committee. The suit, filed by three organizations and three individuals, challenged subpoenas and argued violations of constitutional amendments.
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UPI
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University of California Om
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Board of Regents
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Charles Hitech
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Othretidente
House Committee On Internal Security
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Explosion hits Tan Son Nhut airbase near Saigon
An explosion at Tan Son Nhut Airbase on Saigon’s outskirts rocked the facility early Friday. South Vietnamese police attributed the blast to a missile strike, striking the northeast edge of the installation that handles military and commercial aircraft. No reports of damage or casualties were immediately available.
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VPS
Tan Son Nhut
Installat Lon
City Ordinances May Be Codified
City council contemplates codifying ordinances amid discussion of budget sessions. Mayor James E Balentine says the council may break last year’s session record.
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James E. Balentine
Healing Awarded Bronze Star
Fremont resident Marine Cpl. Nicholas John Healing received the Bronze Star for actions as a helicopter crew chief in Vietnam. Severely injured, he crawled from a wrecked plane and tried to signal a rescue helicopter with a cigarette lighter, then helped remove trapped comrades despite enemy fire and his wounds. He spent 20 days in the hospital.
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Nicholas John
del Healing
Viet Nam
Marty Sue
Healing
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