Fremont officer killed in collision at blind Newark intersection
A 11-year Fremont police veteran, David W. Jones, was killed when a station wagon struck his patrol car at the Lowry Avenue Newark Boulevard intersection. The driver, Terence W. Ruedel, 15, of Hayward, was treated and released. a 13-year-old passenger, Brenda F. Persinter of Newark, was listed in stable condition. The crash raised long‑standing concerns about visibility at the bridge over Alameda Creek and the dangerous approach on Lowry Avenue.
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Newark Boulevard
Alameda Creek
Terence W. Ruedel
Hayward
Washington Hospital
Brenda F. Persinter
Newark
Jones
University of San Francisco
Covote Hills
Creek
California Highway Patrol
Lowry
Wes Pabst
Pabst
Creek Bridge
Lebanese Jets Hit Leftist Positions as Syria Moves in
Lebanese Air Force planes strafed leftist positions in the central mountains while Syrian troops advanced north from the Bekaa toward leftist lines amid civil war clashes. In Beirut, leftist and Palestinian gunmen seized Baath party HQ and battled anti-Syrian guerrillas, with deaths reported in several districts.
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Bekaa
Baath Party
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Bein
Syria
Beirut
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Metein
Californians to vote on atomic energy future
For the first time in history Californians will decide the pros and cons of atomic energy as they go to the polls. The article notes the historic nature of the vote and frames it as a decision on a future power source for the state. Weather forecast notes patchy low clouds, cool conditions, westerly winds, and temps.
Nuclear leadership urged by Atlantic Council report
The Atlantic Council calls for expanding U S atomic fuel production and boosting international nuclear cooperation to restore leadership. Negotiators work on language for an unsigned tentative contract to avert a strike by 5500 Trans World Airlines flight attendants. Rep Wayne Hays says he is guilty of little foolishness in staff committee matters. Ehrlichman argues Nixon downfall stemmed from lack of openness amid Watergate appeals.
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Atlantic Council
Trans World Airlines
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Comimittes
John D. Ehrlichman
White House
Richard Nixon
Renal dialysis life and price on a hospital unit
The Washington Hospital dialysis center serves 46 patients dealing with the dependency of artificial kidneys. The piece notes the grim choice between life and ongoing treatment, citing Sen. Wayne Morse as an example of extreme regard for life under medical constraints.
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U.S
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Washington Hospital
Twin Engine Plane Crash Kills Sabah Leaders in Borneo
A twin engine plane crashed while attempting to land at Kota Kinabalu on Borneo, killing all aboard including Sabah’s top leadership. A U S attorney appeals to Angola for leniency in the trial of three American mercenaries declared enemies of the people.
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Kota Kinabalu
Borneo
Sabah
North Borneo
Rattlesnakes hamper flood rescue in Idaho Valley
Rescue teams faced rattlesnakes while sweeping the flooded Upper Snake River Valley for missing residents after the Teton Dam break. Rexburg officials report six dead, including two fishermen, as federal officials discuss the dam failure and curtain seepage.
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Resce
Snake River Valley
Teton River
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Bureau of Reclamation
Jack Horton
Interior
Stamm
Horton
Dury
Kent Marler
Rexburg
Marler
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