First Look Tonight AS Dummy Budget and National Speakers
In Oakland California the event lists Cassius Clay and comedian Dick Gregory among speakers at a national gathering. Budget notes project a 39 146 975 valuation with a 4a 41 tax rate and potential AB 272 effects. Public budget session set for 7 30 pm at the assisting office on Musick Avenue. Nineteen Neo Zippies sentenced for trespassing after their Haight Ashbury foray.
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Black Panther Party Ballot Pursuit Sparks California Debate
Papers filed with the Secretary of State by a Los Angeles group of Black Panthers aim to form a California political party. In San Francisco Bay Area meetings prior to May 2, members protested Assembly proceedings and carried guns into the chambers to oppose pending legislation.
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City Hall Suit Thrown Out Amid Land Purchase Dispute
Dr Block praises council after decision dismisses suit over alleged promise to buy land for a 63 acre site. Mrs Silva claims city fell 14 acres short to aid adjacent landowners, citing legitimate dissent and removal of a planned municipal action.
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Newark Cyclist Killed In Tuolumne Crash
Newark motorcyclist Jack Sohnsin, 29, of Tinley Street Newark, died after his motorcycle struck a pickup at an intersection near Jamestown Tuolumne County. The truck driver was not injured. State Highway Patrol reported the cyclist died en route to Sierra Hospital in Sonora.
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Washington Hospital
Austerity program debate lengthens Newark budget talks
Newark city council debated restoring funding for the Chamber of Commerce and other groups amid an austerity drive. Cheever urged reconsideration noting the chamber provides over 13,000 in programs while costing about 9,500 in city support. Council backtracked, planning more work sessions before July budget adoption.
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Inmate Complaints Prompt Changes at San Francisco Jail
Sheriff Matthew Carberry announces reforms at the San Bruno city jail after inmate complaints about cold food. A male nurse will be hired and meals will be delivered on carts to upper floor cells to ensure timely service.
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Fremont Pupils Start Head Start Program in Newark
About 42 youngsters ages four to six begin Operation Head Start in three classes at Elementary School, with daily dental and vision checks, meals, and bilingual instruction. The federally aided program, run by Newark Unified School District and the Office of Opportunity, lasts eight weeks to prepare children for kindergarten and reduce language barriers.
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Newark Seeks City Plan Update As 701 Project Hears Report
The 701 Project update session resumes at 7 10 p m in the city hall council chamber with Heinz Fenichel of Fleissig and Associates presenting survey and interview results from the Newark planning department. He outlines plan alternatives and limits, followed by a work session inviting committee comments from Newark’s 40 member cross section.
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Tongue test could aid early cancer detection
In Ann Arbor, Dr. Borer Boles of the University of Michigan suggests a simple change in exams to detect mouth and throat cancer sooner. He urges doctors to lift the tongue with the blade instead of using it solely as a depressor, which can obscure underlying structures.
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Premier Moro to Lead Italy at UN Emergency Session
Premier Aldo Moro and Foreign Minister Amintore Fanfani will represent Italy in the emergency session of the United Nations General Assembly, announced Saturday night.
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Funeral services for Harry Thompson held in Fremont
Obituary items note services for Harry S Thompson 03 who died Friday in San Leandro. Many relatives listed include Mrs Rath Skeels of Fremont Newark Mrs Betty Drysdale Oaks and Ralph Thompson of Michigan. A native of Kansas, he was a retired florist and Our Lady of Guadalupe Serra local lodge member.
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U S Officials Call for Prompt Missile Defense Deployment
Congressional leaders urged rapid construction of an anti-ballistic missile system to counter threats from Red China and Russia. Senator Henry M Jackson and Representative Robert L F Sikes warned the United States must move now, noting Chinese tests and a growing Russian program. Rivers and Russell pressed for at least a thin ABM system to address the evolving threat.
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No Accord On Europe Mart Bid
Paris dispatch reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson and President Charles de Gaulle failed to reach accord on Britain's bid to join the European common market. They urged the US and USSR to seek a lasting Middle East peace, and discussed future summit plans. Talks were held under a chestnut tree at the Trianon Palace.
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