Times decision postponed again in Pentagon report case
New York federal judge Murray J. Gurfeth postponed a ruling on halting The New York Times from publishing more on a top secret Pentagon Vietnam report. The hearing followed five hours of private testimony and public summaries as the government and Times argued over whether publication aided the enemy.
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New York
UPI
Murray J. Gurfeth
New York Times
Pentagon
Vietnam
U.S
Wiley North Seymour
The
Times
Seymour
Aexander M. Bickel
Yale
Tee
Gurfelh
Thalidomide damages awarded in Los Angeles suit
A Los Angeles jury awarded $2.2 million to a mother and her severely disabled daughter in a Thalidomide suit against Richardson Merrill Inc. The child received $15 million in compensatory damages plus $1 million punitive, while the mother was allotted $125,000 in both compensatory and punitive awards, later reduced by the judge to fit the suit's claims.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Shirley McCarrick Whitehead
Anaheim
Cait
United States
Margaret McCarrick
Whitehead
Agaist Richardson Merrill Inc
Superior Court
Julien Beck
Fremont man tied to West burglary ring and tools found
Police traced James Don Batten a 39 of Hygeland Drive Fremont to the Bailey Gang suspected in banks and post offices burglaries across the West. Investigators seized a truckload of burglary tools and learned Batten had used a van loaned by Mojave Trucking Co San Leandro before his arrest on a Martinez warrant.
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Contra Costa
Fremont
James Don Batten
Hygeland Drive
Bailey
Batten
Contra
Israel fears war may resume amid Cairo tensions
Dayan warned that Israel could push to Cairo if war dictates, while Cairo blamed U S pressure. In California, Batten faced Fremont Municipal Court on burglary tool possession charges, tied to items found at his home and a planned plea set for Monday.
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Sians
Israel
Dayan
Cairo
Matiod Riad
U.S
William P. Rogers
Middle East
Riad
Rogers
United States
U.N. Security Council
Obituaries for Mary Dorothy Joseph and William Still
Funeral services for Mary Dorothy Joseph will be held Monday at 8:30 a.m. at Fre mont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary with a rosary tomorrow at 8 p.m. A Requiem Mass follows at Holy Spirit Catholic Church and interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Born in Union City, she lived in Fremont and is survived by Elaine Dias and siblings Anna Galvan Elizabeth Besilka Louis Joseph Harry Bra Al and Frank Brazil. Funeral services for William M. Still 57 of Newark are Monday at 1 p.m. at Newark Memorial Chapel Mortuary after a 9 a.m. visitation. He died yesterday, a native of Oklahoma, survived by Verona J. Still Jane Davis William Still Jr. Clarence Still Claude Still and Jack Heard, with three grandchildren.
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Mary Dorothy Joseph
Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary
Holy Sepulchre
Holy Spirit Catholic Church
Union City
Joseph
Fremont
Elaine Dias
Anna Galvan
Elizabeth Besilka
Santa Clara
Willliam M. Still
Newark
Newark Memorial Chapel
Newark Blvd
Sul
Oklahoma
Verona J. Still
Jane Davis
Oregon
William Still Jr
Clarence Still
Fresno
Claude Still
Jack Heard
Lynwood
Nixon predicts passage of revenue welfare plans
Nixon told 75 Northeast executives in Rochester that revenue sharing and welfare reform would pass this year. He tied revenue sharing to curb property tax hikes and warned of a looming local government funding crisis. He urged editors to inform the public about drug dangers and praised Dr. Jerome Jaffe.
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Rochester
UPI
Fri- Paany
Federal
Union
Mes
Northeast
Middle Atlantic
District of Columbia
Nixon
Congress
Paul Miller
Gannett Co
Associated Press
Key Biscayne
Fla
Florida
Washington
Atlantic City
N.J
American Medical Association
Birmingham
Ala
The
Jerome K. Jaffe
Chicago
Poe
Migrants' housing program wins federal grant
The Rural California Housing Corporation of Sacramento received a $610,409 federal grant to continue a self help housing program for migrant farmworkers. CEO Director Frank Carducci said the funds will provide housing for about 156 families across Yolo, Sacramento, Sonoma, Contra Costa, Yuba, Santa Clara, Placer, Napa and Solano Counties.
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Washington
UPI
California Housing Corporation of Sacramento
Office of Economic Opportunity
Frank Carducci
Yolo
Sacramento
Sonoma
Contra Costa
Yuba
Santa Clara
Placer
Napa
Solano
Slayings suspect stricken in jail ward hospital visit
Juan V. Corona, accused of 25 murders of transient farm workers, was admitted to Sutter County General Hospital's jail ward after chest pains. He faces 10 murder counts with authorities saying he killed as many as 25, bodies found in peach orchards along the Feather River. Autopsies show stabbing hearts, with cross-shaped head wounds from dragging victims to gravesites. A millimeter burial fragment and cartridge rounds tied to Corona were found on a prior trailer stop and a 9 mm pistol located at the Sulivan Ranch site.
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Yuba City
Calif
UPT
Juan V. Corona
Sutter County
Roy Whiteaker
Corona
Feather River
Marysville
Robert Moss
Whiteaker
Dave Tennant
Thomas Leavenworth
Moss
Larry Cilley
Richard Hawk
Teja
Sacramento County
George Nielsen
Corsna
Carlier
Sulivan Ranch
Newark council debates funding for symphony appeal
Newark officials clash over subsidizing the symphony with Mayor and council members citing tax pressures and public funding limits. Residents argue for cultural support while some insist city subsidies set a precedent.
Mass trust sues builder in Alabama for over 2 million
Continental Mortgage Investors files suit in Mobile County seeking judgment of 2,020,626.50 against Lloyd R. Bradhoff, former BradRick Construction Co. Inc. The complaint states the loan was extended Feb 17, 1958 at 8 percent interest with a $5,856,875 deed of trust and Bradhoff personally guaranteed the debt. The firm defaulted and Continental seeks principal, interest through May 31, 1974, plus daily interest and $100,000 in attorney fees.
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Massachusetts
Alameda County Superior Court
Lloyd R. Bradhoff
San Leandro
Continental Mortgage Investors
Bradhaff
BradRick Constructon Co., Inc
Continental Mortgage
Bradhoff
Four So-Called Marijuana Dealers Sentenced in Fremont Case
Four men were fined 1000 dollars each, ordered to serve 10 weekends in county jail, and placed on three years probation after pleading guilty to selling 23 pounds of marijuana to undercover agents in Fremont in January. Judge Harold R. Howe imposed the sentences on Johnnie R. Poteete Fulton Gerald J Parker James M Birkey. Fulton Parker and Birkey also faced charges of carrying a loaded gun during a felony.
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Oakland
Fremont
Superior Court
Harold R. Howe
Johnnie R. Po
Teete
Chestan L. Fulton
Santa Clara
Gerald J. Parker
James M. Birkey
San Jose
Fulton
Parker
Birkey
Santa Clara County
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Edward Selich
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Hayward
Frank Brazil
William M. Still
Ally Seeilty Sone
Casine
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rochester- Monroe County
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Upper Plaine
South Atlantic States
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Lewis
Philharmonic
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