Offensive move shows U S cannot win say Red officials
North Vietnam and its press declare the Vietcong offensive aims to force Nixon into a losing position. They warn that the United States must accept that victory by force in Vietnam is unattainable and push for a renewed policy determined by Hanoi and Paris talks.
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Soviet Guard Chinese Embassy amid border clash fury
The Soviet Union bolstered police and troops around the Communist Chinese embassy as protests flared after a border clash near Damansky Island. Tass quoted survivor Vishnevsky describing the deadly exchange with Chinese forces, and state media praised the border unit’s commander Strelnikov, killed with 30 men.
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Fremont Ohlone Teachers Attend Industrial Education Week
Fremont and Ohlone College educators prepare for the California Industrial Education Association conference in Fresno. Richard F. Johnston and other district representatives outline the first annual meeting week running March 0-15, with participation from Fremont Unified School District and West Berlin discussions impacting industrial education and enrollment trends.
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Ronald Reagan
California
Vietnam
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Industrie West
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Robert Humason
Pial Chtalal
Presidio Mutiny Trial Set To Resume In San Francisco
UPI reports the Army mutiny trial at the Presidio will resume hearings on Monday as defense motions seek to move the case away from San Francisco. Six privates face charges over the Oct. 1964 sit-down protest. Col. John G. Lee will rule on removing the venue amid claims of military backlash.
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UPI
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John Colip
Sacramento
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Tulks
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Vietnam
Larsen
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Ssudio
North Vietnamese hold on peace talks after bombing vote
The North Vietnamese, who refused to start peace negotiations until the bombing was voted last Nov. 1, have refrained from stating their possible actions if North Vietnam is bombed again.
Obituary for James C Titus Dies at Age 4
Funeral services are set for James C Titus, aged four, who died Saturday. No further details provided.
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James C Titus
Police Nab Marijuana Four Youths
Fremont police seized an ounce and a half of suspected marijuana and arrested four teenage suspects after responding to a report of youths drinking in a tent under a bridge in Schillings Park. A search uncovered three bags of marijuana, four marijuana cigarettes, and seven folded match book covers used to roll cigarettes. Cited for possession were David M. Schemel 15 Hobertle M Eriksen 16 Mark E Self 15 and James B Browning 17.
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William C. Robertson
Schillings Park
Hall
David M. Schemel
Howe Court
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M. Eriksen
Ives
Mark E. Self
Theresa Ave
James B. Browning
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Astronauts Treat Space as Tourist, Report Sleep and Tasks
Apollo 9 astronauts McDivitt Roosa and Schweickart spent the first five days aloft continuing landmark tracking and photography experiments. They described solid rest periods, faced telescope tracking challenges, and used the onboard computer to locate the gegenschein while ground controllers directed photography of storms and landmarks. They joked about home sports results and McDivitt noted his Michigan roots and Ohio connection through his wife as USC beat UCLA.
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Trapped Miner Freed By Rescue Crew Victory in Mine
Rescue teams worked for days to reach the trapped miner Jones through a narrow conduit in the rock. A two inch drilling hole finally provided water and a slow rescue progressed amid tension and praise for the miner’s endurance and the crews efforts.
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Border clash between Egypt and Israel sparks U N caution
Egyptian envoy El Kony accused Israel of starting aerial dogfight and artillery barrages that wounded 15 on the Egyptian side and set oil installations ablaze from Kantara to Suez. He said Israeli fire resumed on Sunday, forcing Egyptian forces to respond, after a five hour bombardment and a renewed attack this morning.
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Burglars Take $320 From Marigold Dairy
Tremont police report a burglary at Marigold Farms Dairy 40673 Fremont Blvd. entry was gained by removing a rock from a sliding gate. Cash register theft totaled 320 dollars and occurred late Friday or early Saturday.
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Fremont Blvd
Tremont
Magazine Article Reveals Guevara Capture Details
Washington reports reveal a top level U.S. plan to capture Ernesto Che Guevara in Bolivia in 1967. True Magazine cites a secret diary based campaign using Green Beret advisers and Andean Quechua Indians with aerial reconnaissance to track Guevara.
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Pappy) Shelton
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Forces Near Saigon Hit by Vietnamese Attacks
Reported fighting around Saigon province with Communist forces about 61 miles northwest of Saigon and within 40 to 60 miles of Gambudia. North Vietnamese troops massed before the February 23 offensive, with shells landing on Pleiku and Quang Ngai as clashes extended into the weekend.
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Highlands
Quang, Ngai
Marriage Licenses in Fremont and Nearby Areas
Fremont issued licenses for Wayne Richard Drury and Barbara Jam Kenney, both aged 38 and 2 respectively, at 4436 Alssion View Delve. Ernest Garcia Rodriguez, 18, to Wu Sean Findley, Fremont, at 4711 Stevenson Blvd. David Gena Camera, 20, Solano, to Linda Faye Cowing, 18, Fremont, at 408d Blanchard Street. The capture of Guevara by guerrilla forces occurred Oct 8, 1967, near Pleiku after an attack on a US trained Indian Rangers column. several militiamen were wounded as mortar shells exploded near a schoolhouse.
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Sean Findley
Stevenson Blvd
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