Clifford proposes withdrawal deal to end Vietnam War
UPI reports Clifford outlines a plan for full U S withdrawal and halt to all military actions in Indochina by end of 1971 in exchange for release of U S prisoners within 30 days. North Vietnam and the NLF would refrain from attacks during withdrawal and U S pressure could secure removal by year end. Pulford says such an accord could spur Hanoi Saigon talks and end the war.
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UPI
United States
U.S
Clifford
Indochina
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Pulford
Hanoi
Saigon
Vietnam
Weather Outlook: Warmer with Foggy Mornings
Forecast says fair through tomorrow with low clouds and fog in the mornings. Warmer highs near 50 expected, with winds from the northwest. Details on Page 14.
City clears loan plan for Baker Road housing project
Union City approves a controversial Southern Alameda Spanish Speaking Organization proposal to build low to moderate income housing on Baker Road in a quiet council session. South County school leaders face funding uncertainty after the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on bond elections as unions await impact on finances.
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Alameda
Baker Road
Union City
South County
U.S. Supreme Court
Reagan Aide Calls for Reform as Budget Gap Widens
Reagan administration faces a 203 million revenue shortfall and rejects new taxes. Democratic Welfare Committee chair proposes a compromise reform plan, challenging the governor to accept or reject it. A police witness recalls Black Panther leader David Hilliard hiding under a bed after the April 6, 1968 shootout where two officers were wounded.
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Senate Welfare Committee
Ronald Reagan
David Hilliard
Retired Agent Rufus Youngblood Reflects on Kennedy Era
Memoriam notes former Secret Service agent Rufus Youngblood who leaped to shield Lyndon Johnson during the Kennedy assassination era. He speaks from his Virginia home about easing into retirement as details from the era surface.
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Rufus Youngblood
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Secret Service
Youngblood
Virginia
Mexican killings charges spark California repression wave
Amaro leading Mexico City paper reports charges of mass killings against Mexican-born Juan V. Corona in Yuba City have triggered a recoil against Mexican-Americans across California, prompting concern over civil liberties and community tensions.
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Mexico City
Juan V. Corona
Yuba City
California
Fremont school board approves administrative reorganization
The Fremont school board approved moving seven elementary principals to new roles after a months long dispute. Four principals stay in current jobs, one to district admin work, two demoted to teaching. The decision drew praise and criticism from local education groups and trustees.
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Glenn Anderson
Fremont
Fremont recall drive targets two school board members
Opponents of principal demotions launch a recall effort against Trustees Imnest A. Andrews and Monroe R. Knight Jr. Gene Livermore of the Committee for a Responsible School Board says petitions seeking 6,500 signatures will be filed early next week to place the issue on the ballot. The drive argues trustees ignored petitions and failed to disclose evaluation criteria amid district restructuring aimed at saving money.
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Fremont
Imnest A. Andrews
Monroe R. Knight Jr
Gene Livermore
Committee For A
Livermore
Fred E. Weibel
Weibel
Herbert L. Riley Jr
Harry R
Registrar of Voters
Yuba City Witness Arrested in Farm Worker Slayings
Sheriff officers announced the arrest of a second material witness and identified another victim, a middle aged Black man, whose name appeared on a ledger found at the home of suspect Juan V Corona in the mass murders of at least two farm workers in Yuba City California.
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Yuba City
Calif
Juan V. Corona
Juan Cervantes Mosquera
Stockton
Sutter County
Roy DeLong
John Jack
Amputee wins judgment in Alameda County case
Fremont teen Michael Gibbs aged 14 won a 135000 judgment in Alameda County Superior Court after a May 20 1969 shooting at the Louwaert home left his right leg amputated. Steven Louwaert 14 was the shooter during an incident described as boyish horseplay. The three day trial before Judge Leonard Dieden confirmed Gibbs’s claim of injury from a 12 gauge shotgun blast.
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Fremont
Alameda County
Leonard Dieden
Steven
Frank Louwaert
Mild quake rattles Tri-City area near Hayward
A magnitude 4 earthquake centered five miles southeast of Hayward shook Union City Fremont and Newark causing no major damage but triggering window cracks and items toppled in several buildings. Officials noted activity on the Hayward Fault and logged the quake at 2 43 pm with numerous calls to police and fire departments.
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Ken Castle
Union City
Fremont
Robin Adams
University of California At Berkeley
Hayward
Fran Lerscheider
City Public Works
al. Newark
City Hall
Bulletin
Tamarack Drive
Decoto
Jugy Taylor
Whipple Road
Louis
Alvarado-Niles Boulevard
1600 Whipple
Ramie Building
Tal
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