College trial out of bounds by student council
A campus student council proposed a public kangaroo court to grill administrator Niederholzer and other staff, prompting concern for due process and setting a dangerous precedent. The piece argues the council overstepped, calling for private reviews and board involvement instead of public confrontations.
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Ohbone
Senapu
Greta
Niederholzer
Neiderholzer
Werea Ty
Colege
Court Higher Ohlone Student Council
Humiliation for U.S. Sought by Communist Rebels
In remarks on Vietnam policy, officials warn that Hanoi and Moscow seek U.S. defeat. They say communists would accept no peace short of overthrowing the government in Saigon. The plan aims to keep the United States from asserting global influence.
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Moscow
Hanoi
United States
Baigon
Society of Nations
A Fat Case for the Farmer in Coca Cola Contract
Farmers oppose corporate encroachment as Coca Cola owns Minute Maid groves in Florida and signed a union contract with Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers after pressure. A boycott threat could shift soft drink buyers to rival brands, making a contract favorable for Coca Cola.
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Coca Cola Co
Coca Cola
Minute Maid
Florida
Cesar Chavez
Ead
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Minute ‘Maid
Crime by women on the rise and the gender shift
A Louisville psychiatrist notes rising female participation in fist fights and drunken falls as society blurs male female roles. Criminology researchers discuss demoralization, assertive women, and a trend toward more violent behavior among youths amid rising court referrals and disruptive student acts.
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Louisville
de. Warren Cox
de. Marva ‘Weligaet
Criminology Research
University of Pennsylvania
Robert Munson
Maryhurst School
Louiseilie
Metropolian Services Department
Louder Times
Arab cash fuels Middle East tensions and Lebanon role
A 1970 era analysis notes Arab oil money funds Egypt and Jordan to offset Suez closure while Beirut acts as a money conduit. It discusses Israel's bond subscriptions, Arab world fragmentation, Beirut's historic merchant power, and the unresolved Arab Israeli conflict amid UN talks.
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Nmw
United Nations Securiy Council
Lebanon
Israel
United
American Red Cross
Beirut
Mediterranean
Africa
Arabian Peninsula
Pan Arshim
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Libya
Egypt
Jordan
Suez Canal
Phoenicia
Bankek
Athens
Syria
Feypt
Iraq
Kirra
Oman
New York
Sira
Tel-Aviv
Reagan urges Californians to endure earthquake risk
Gov Ronald Reagan tells Earthquake Council that Californians must accept the danger of a major quake. He contrasts Arizona summers and Michigan winters to stress resilience and notes that fear should not drive people from California near the San Andreas fault.
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Ronald Reagan
California
San Andreas Fault
Arizona
Michigan
In defense of open campus for Fremont students
A letter argues for open campus at Fremont High School, defending students and administration, noting open campus could reduce smoking in restrooms and lessen the need for constant supervision. The writer urges trust in high schoolers, cites 1971 adulthood, questions parents' fear, and asks the school board to consider the proposal, hoping for better Fremont and possible park funding.
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Fremont
Bschools
Fremont Voters Question Low Turnout in Districting Election
In Fremont residents tally 34 824 registered voters but only 4 361 cast ballots in the districting vote. A petition with over 10 000 signatures drew support and opposition spending, while only 3 031 signers reportedly voted. Critics urge clarity on costs and call apathy alarming ahead of the April 11 council election.
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Bottor
Fremont
Copercil
Enogh
Community letter urges unity for New Haven district bond goals
Dr Syd C Purman of Union City calls for cooperation among factions to support Phase I for a permanent junior high and improved education. He criticizes misleading campaign tactics at bond elections and urges responsible, objective board decisions by three new trustees to advance children’s schooling.
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New Haven Unified
Margaret Stone
Harold Strickland
Mr. Richards
Syd. C. Purman
Happy Day for Mrs Marquez After Kidney Transplant
One year after a major kidney transplant, Mrs Guadalupe Marquez of Freemont thanks doctors and her donor sister Mrs Margaret Martinez of San Leandro. Her husband and seven children celebrate the surviving operation, noting ten patients in the ward and two survivors.
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Everett
Guadalupe Marquez
Cabral Drive
Fremon
Margaret Martinez
Williams
San Leandro
Marquez
Sanford
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