Forecasts for San Francisco and Sacramento Valley
Forecasts show San Francisco Bay area with highs around 60 to 70 on Wednesday and southerly winds 10 to 20 mph, with some clouds. Sacramento Valley expected fair through Thursday, warmer, lows 50s to 60, highs 78 to 85, light to moderate northerly winds.
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Board Fails To Back 2nd Tri City Judge
Community leaders in Fremont clash over backing a second judge for the South Alameda County district amid delays and transportation hurdles. Atty. Charles Snow, Geoffrey Steel, and other officials push housing for a temporary court while a permanent building is planned, with estimates and stalled support delaying action.
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Fremont Realtors Set To Install Three Active Members
Three Fremont realtors will be installed as active members of the Alameda County Board of Realtors at the organization final spring lunch tomorrow at 21144 Mission Blvd Hayward. Arthur Davis of Davis- Realty Alia Metz of Tri City Brokers Freman Bivd and Betty Soviza of Satya Co will receive the ceremony honors along with an achievement award for Don Arnt of Gy- Bax Steally for compiling 750000 in sales.
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Marines Kill Record 2792 Red Troops in Vietnam Action
UPI reports U S Marines killed a record 2792 North Vietnamese regulars last month in heavy clashes across South Vietnam's northern provinces. The prior high was 2159 in March, with reports of significant Marine casualties and fierce border fighting near the DMZ.
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Fragmentary Legal Notice From Fremont California Dated June
An edited notice references Otder see Norah as State of caena and the County of Alueds about a general preglat fation matter under Congress March 2. The document mentions a monthly copy price of 618.00 per year for Fubitchee Daily at 22 Center in Fremont California, with Sundays excluded.
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Hearing Set Over Fremont District Teacher Fire Case
Alameda County Superior Court in Oakland will hear a writ of mandate challenging the firing of James Watt Ward, a junior high teacher. Deputy County Counsel William Johnston says the hearing is not a trial but a procedure to determine if the district must show cause for dismissal and possibly rehire Ward. The Fremont Unified School District board faces potential court-ordered actions as administrators weigh the district position while the Alameda County Central Labor Council contemplates support or strike actions.
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Newark Junior Named To Attend Science Institute
Newark High School junior Berton L. Johnson has been selected among 40 top U S high school students to attend a radioisotopes and electronics institute at the Cal School of Mines in Stanford California this summer. The program, funded by the National Science Foundation, is aimed at official state participation. Johnson is the son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Johnson of 7512 Birk-30 Drive Newark. The Beta Theta Pi fraternity at Newark reports typhoid fever cases and home precautions.
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U N Council calls for ceasefire after unanimous vote
The United Nations Security Council, with broad backing, urges an immediate cease-fire in the Israel-Arab conflict. Soviet Ambassador Fedorenko refuses to back Arab charges of western air support and warns the Soviet Union may take necessary measures. France’s Roger Seydoux says an earlier decision could have saved lives and urged swift action.
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Arab States Cut Their U.S. Ties
A UAR communique accuses the United States and Britain of waging covert air operations in the Middle East amid the Suez crisis and Rhodesian tensions. Britain denounces accusations as rubbish as world powers react. President Johnson reassures King Hussein that American planes are not involved. The Soviet Union calls for an immediate cease-fire with Israeli withdrawal.
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Perc Net Police Bonds Win 78 Percent Vote
The 78 percent police bonds passed led by James Vieth and Raymond Worley with Mayor-Steel and Councilman Donald Dillon expressing surprise at a 31.4 percent turnout. Dillon cited the city hall construction start and civic center issue as key factors, while Amelia Silva and opponents faced scrutiny for trying to block Fremont’s All-American city bid.
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Bond measure passes as Sacramento council backs issue
A city bond vote shows shifting sentiment tied to the new administration. Fremont named one of 22 finalists in the All American City competition while Sacramento officials note a light turnout and a heated, name calling campaign over a $1,430,000 police building bond. Local leaders praise the election outcome amid broader state debates on taxes and public policy.
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Obituary notices for Hazel Silva and Abert Morgan in Fremont
Obituaries for Hazel B Silva 54 who died Sunday en route to a focal hospital and Abert V Morgan 54 who died at home Sunday in Fremont. Services for both will be held today at Fremont memorial churches and mortuaries with burials planned at Golden Gate, National Cemetery, Oak Hill Cemetery and other local sites. Respective survivors and family relations are listed, along with affiliations to nurses associations and origins in California and North Carolina.
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Newark Chamber Meeting Promotes Public Transport Plan
The Newark Chamber of Commerce will open its noon meeting at Silver Pines Country Club to discuss the Tri City area public transportation need. Directors and members will hear progress on Newark Days and the first Shop Newark sales campaign, plus new business introductions.
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San Jose Firm Wins Flood Control Contract in Mission San Jose
Alameda County Flood Control awarded Enti ee Construction Co. of San Jose a 142 892 dollar contract for flood control works along Mission Boulevard in Mission San Jose. Seven other bids ranged to 169 351 dollars while engineers estimated 136 000. The project includes storm drains, inlets, manholes, reinforced concrete, and a concrete lined channel through Holy Family College grounds, with efforts to minimize tree removal and preserve natural beauty.
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