Fracolli Lusher sisters shine in local swimming circle
Dina Fracelli and Kathy Lusher, sisters of Dean Lusher and Paul Fracolli, graduate from Mission San Jose High. The duo, part of the Mis sion Valley League and Hayward Swim Club, earned high school All America honors and top times in 5 yard freestyle and 100-yard backstroke. They plan to attend Chico State College with swimming continuing for Kathy.
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Dana Fracolli
Kathy Lusher
Hayward Swim Club
Jack Croghan
Sisters of
Mission San Jose
Dean Lusher
Paul Fracolli
Craig Smithson Fremont
Mission Valley Athletic League
Fracolli
Oden
Fracelli and
Lusher
Amateur Athletic Union
Hayward
Kathy
Dana
Croghan
Dean
Chico State College
Logan Swim Club
Irvington
Mission Valley wins Valley Swim meet led by Sanost and Vanelli
Mission Valley Swim Club defeated Fremont 298 to 145 in its first Valley Swim Association meet of the year. Julie Sanost posted A times in the 25-yard butterfly for 8 and under, with Vanne Vanelli and Bert Eads keying the medley and relay events. The meet featured multiple A times in freestyle, backstroke, and breaststroke events with MV swimmers earning top places in medley and free relays.
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Fremont
Julie Sanost
Bert Eads
Vanne Vanelli
Mission Valley Swim Lem
Valley Swim Association
Sanost
Dunser
AcMission Valley
Box
Frosty
Mutimer
Fe Moel
Mission Valley
Sonost
Withrow
Seley
Badge
Terfly
Sunder
Santat
Bunder
D. Mutimer
Sounder
Karakeaki
Isaacson
ANVIL
Wover—Overyard
Sanast
Watt
Barry
Eods Imvi
Lover
Gunde
Mssina Valley
Sanest
Tyler
Cokleupt
Vegera
Minelon Valley
Isagesan
Whyte
Colclough
Porter agrees to NBA deal costs Villanova NCAA title
Villanova forfeits 1971 NCAA honors after documents show All American Howard Porter signed with the ABA for 15,000 dollars last December 16, a deal Dolph helped initiate. Porter later joined the Chicago Bulls for 1.5 million, repudiated the ABA pact, and Villanova faced ineligible status and forfeiture of tournament receipts. The university president informed the NCAA of the forfeiture after a New York court disclosure surfaced.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Villanova University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Howard Porter
U.S. District Court of New York
Porter
American Basketball Association
ABA
Jack Do Ph
Pittsburgh Cendors
Porter Porter
Chicago Bulls
National Basketball Association
Villanova
Charlotte
N.C
Dolph
Wildcats
Pennsylvania
Western Kentucky
UCLA
Robert J. Welsh
NCAA
United States
New York
UCLA Nets Second NCAA Tennis Championship Title
UCLA clinched its second straight NCAA tennis crown as Jeff Borowiak Kim Conners and Haroon Rahim won quarterfinals in South Bend Indiana. Connors Rahim and Borowiak advance to Fridays singles semifinals while Tanner of Stanford awaits in a key matchup. Trinity trailed UCLA by five points but cannot catch the Bruins with only one doubles team left.
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South Bend
Ind
Jeff Borowiak
Kim Conners
Haroon Rahim
UCLA
Bruin
Stanfard
Roscoe Tanner
Trinity University
Trinity
Bruins
Borowiak
Eddie Dibbs
Miami
Rahim
Harold Solomon
Rice
Connors
U.S
Bob McKinley
McKinley
Connor
Tanner
Brian Gottfried
Cardinals tie Indians 4-4 in junior league thriller
In Centerville National, the Pacific Coast Cardinals and Indians battled to a 4-4 tie after seven innings at Alviso School. Lawrence Camara hit the lone homer in the second inning as the game was called due to time with a replay set for a later date.
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Walker
Walgte
Kramer Patton
Barker
Paarson
Japan Reaches Okinawa Treaty With U S To Retain Bases
Japan and the United States sign an Okinawa accord to return the island to Japan next year while preserving most U S bases. Riots erupt across Tokyo and Okinawa as protesters demand immediate terms and nuclear weapons removal. Japan to pay 70 million for nuclear removal costs and 250 million for U S built facilities.
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Tokyo
UPI
Japan
United States
Pacific
Okinawa
U.S
Kiichi Aichi
William P. Rogers
Aichi
Rogers
Ment
Washington
Risaku Sato
Ropers
Asian-Pacific
Nixon
Toyko
Naha
Choboyo Yara
USS
Senate
Jackie Onassis shops and sights on Capri with family
Jacqueline Onassis toured Capri with Caroline and John Kennedy and friends. They shopped, rode the Blue Grotto boat, rode a chairlift to Monte Solaro, and posed for photos before returning to the Christina for lunch with Aristotle Onassis aboard.
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Caroline
John Kennedy
Capri
Blue Grotto
Monte Solara
Christina
Aristotle Onassis
McClosky says Ellsberg gave war study copies
Rep. Paul McClosky said Daniel Ellsberg provided Xeroxed sheets on Vietnam decision making more than a month earlier. He discussed the material with Ellsberg on a trip to California and kept it in a safe. He had not read the Times series beyond the first two installments.
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Washington
UPH
Paul N
McCloskey
Daniel Ellsberg
New York Times
California
the Times
Ellsberg
Princeton University
Vietnam
Congress
Executive Branch
State
Defense Departments
Times
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mass
McGinskey
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
J. William) Fulbright
State Department
McCluskey
United States
Sidney Zion
Elsberg
The
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Zion
New Jersey
Elisberg
Neil Sheehan
Robert S. McNamara
Justice Department
FBI
New York
Luis Marx
Mack Trucks Wins Historic Soviet Contract for Plant
Mack Trucks president Zenon R. Hansen announced a 700 million deal with the Soviet Union to supply machinery and tech for a vast truck factory in the Tartar republic. TheU. S. must grant export licenses. plant could start by 1975 with 150000 trucks and 100000 engines annually.
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Allentown
UPI
Zenon C. R. Hansen
Mack Trucks
Soviet Union
Tartar Republic
Hansen
Russia
U.S
V. N. Sashkov
Soviet Foreign Trade Ministry
Mack
Department of Commercce
Moscow
Hangen
Fremont Glass and Jewelers Aded Map to Fremont
Fremont Glass advertises home and auto glass insurance claims at 37676 Maple Street with phone 793 3003. Jewelers Morgan A Chivers at 4673 4 Thornton Ave Cabrillo Center Fremont offers watchmaker and jewelry services.
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Fremont Glass Home
Auto Glass
Maple Street
Fremont
Morgan A. Chivers
Watchmaker & Jeweler
Thornton Ave
Cabrillo Center
Groovy Youth Fares Open Europe Travel for Ages Five to Twenty Eight
Fremont Travel highlights special European flight rates for travelers aged 5 to 28, branded Groovy Youth Fares. Example routes include San Francisco to London 452, Berlin 334, Paris 362, Frankfurt 370, Rome 399. New York to Iceland 205, to Scandinavia 214. Rates are summer highs, with offseason about 20% lower. Pickets non refundable. Paris stay policy applies. reservation must depart within seven days. Also notes passport applications at Fremont main post office, saving trips to San Francisco or San Jose. The writeup contains unclear garbled lines but conveys youth fare concept and passport service.
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San Franciscs
London
Berlin
Paris
Frankfurt
Rome
New York
Iceland
Scandinavia
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Lusher-Fracolli
Rades
Vanelli
Cardinals
Indians
Ryukyu
Formosa
Western Pacific
East China Sea
Jackie
Isle of Capri
Italy
Jacqueline Onassis
Mediterranean
Portofino
McClosky
Services Directory
Cloverdale Creamery
Newark
Union City
Bill and Joe Bardoter
Jewelers
Edgren Motor CO
Washington High School
Fremont Travel
Europe
San Francisco
San Jose
Nedngnad
Lall
Jim Corbett
Fremont World Travel
Fremont Blvd
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