Soviets push five power nuclear disarmament conference
Washington officials report the Soviet Union proposed a five power nuclear disarmament conference including China. The U S studies the plan while SALT talks proceed. China’s stance and nonproliferation pledges color officials’ expectations as Helsinki and Vienna talks advance.
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Washington
Wpi
Soviet Union
China
United States
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
White House
Vienna
Helsinki
Russia
Shey
Ching
Peking
Weather Outlook for Tun Otte Fair Weekend
The forecast calls for fair weather through tomorrow except for night and morning low clouds. Temperatures show little change with highs in the 70s both days and a low tonight near 50. Winds shift from west to northwest at 10 to 25 mph during the afternoons. Details on page.
Space Agency hints at basic pattern for life in meteorite debris
The Space Agency reports scientists at Ames Research Center in Mountain View California may have identified a basic pattern in the chemical evolution of life within meteorite debris. The discovery suggests common steps in how life could originate in space rocks and informs ongoing searches for extraterrestrial biology.
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The
Space Agency
Ita Ames Research Center
Mountain View
Calif
Endeavor and Falcon Named for Apollo 15 Mission
Apollo 15 astronauts designate their command ship Endeavor and moon landing craft Falcon, and predict next month’s flight could mark mankind’s most significant scientific exploration. The report appears on page 6.
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Endeavor
Falcon
Drug counter offense tests for Vietnam service members
The U S command announces a drug counter offensive requiring all American soldiers returning from Vietnam to undergo chemical tests to determine heroin use. An East Asia conference in Bangkok seeks ways to cut heroin supply lines to servicemen in South Vietnam. Two sailors die as gales injure Royal Navy crews in the English Channel.
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U.S. Command
Vietnam
Royal Navy
English Channel
U.S
East Asia
Bangkok
South Vietnam
Fremont Teachers Fight Principal Shift At Walters Junior High
Fremont teachers plan action over the reassignment of Moss Fuellenbach from Walters Junior High to Green-Reynolds Elementary, urging a reconsideration at the July 1 board meeting when new members take office. They question the move’s budgeting and staffing logic and fear instability from multiple principal changes.
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Fremont
Walters
Moss Fuellenbach
Green-Reynolds
Fuellenbach
John R. Camara
Sam J. Muscolind
Janet King
Fremont Unified District Teachers Association
Muscolin
Washington High School
Present tradition persists in Salinas dogs gift neckties
An 11 month old English bulldog named King models a Father's Day present for his master Jack Bevier in Salinas. The article notes the tradition of fathers receiving neckties and suggests some dads may wear them, with Father's Day approaching.
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King
Jack Bevier
Salinas
Israel readies for conflict amid Suez tension
Defense Minister Moshe Dayan warned a new war could erupt if Egypt clings to its stance on peace. Israel said its troops were prepared to push to Cairo, while a Palestinian spokesman claimed seven Israeli patrol members were killed on Mt Hermon. Egypt captured three Egyptian soldiers presumed spying after crossing the Suez Canal. Israel held large war games in the Golan Heights near the Syria ceasefire line.
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Moshe Dayan
Egypt
Cairo
Suez Canal
Beirut
Mt. Hermon
Lebanon
Syria
Israel
Golan Heights
Middle East
Mordechai Gur
Dayan
Ma‘arly
Sinai Peninsula
Funds plea for music rejected in Newark budget clash
Newark city council defeated a $40 subsidy request for the Philharmonic Society of Fremont Newark on a 3-2 vote. Philharmonic President Shirley Sisk lamented the defeat noting the orchestra includes 55 musicians with only 12 professionals and highlighted the local community’s support and school music programs as justification for city funding.
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Newark
Philharmonic Society of
Fremont- Newark
Harry Lewis
James Balentine
Elly Baker
Philharmonic
Robert Plowright
George Kincaid
Shirley Sisk
Newark Reskents
Bay Area
Newark High School
Sisk
Philharmonie
Park dedication prompts memories Newark
Eighty year old Chester Gunn attends the Ash Steel Park dedication and recalls the 24 year effort to establish the Ash Street Youth Center. The piece recalls donations by Manuel Chick Santos and the Salt companies, the Newark Women's Improvement Club, and community fundraisers that built the center, its destruction by fire in 1969, and a renewed drive resulting in a park and playground today. The event begins at 10:00 a.m. with speeches and refreshments as residents remember a long, shared effort.
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Newark
Chester Gunn
Ash Steel Park
Ash Street
Gunn
Manuel ‘Chick’ Santos
Leslie Salt Co
Alvarado
Merton Salt Co
Women's Improvement Club
Jerry Raber
Citizens Committee
Asti
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