New oil slick claim denied near Santa Barbara platform
Senator Cranston claimed a vast oil seep near the Holly platform 13 miles west of Santa Barbara, but Atlantic Richfield officials and state inspectors denied any slick. CRANSTON cited an unfounded source. GO O and others found no seepage, noting natural oil seepage dominates the area offshore.
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Here
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Get Oil Out
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Point
Cranston
Senate
Minerals
Frank Moss
Utah
Oil Company
Frank Hortig
California Gands Commission
Union Oil Co
Sewhouse Blues Band Roof Collapse in Pasadena
In Pasadena a warehouse hosting the Sewhouse Blues Band saw three quarters of its roof collapse during a Saturday night performance. Fred J. Clark, owner of the 71 year old structure, said it withstood three major earthquakes but yielded to the reverberations from the music. No injuries occurred as about 60 to 75 concertgoers were nearby in the 50 by 70 foot space, which remained largely intact.
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Calif
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Clark
Miami, Fla
Population soars in Fremont Newark and Union City area
Fremont population leapt from 97,800 to 207,00 last year while Newark rose from 26,100 to 27,00 and Union City from 13,100 to 14,00. Washington Township total reached 1,119,000 with a 5.5 percent 1964 increase as county population climbs 19,000 year end total 1,119,000.
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Qakland
Fremont
Newark
Union City
Alas Meda
William H. Fraley
Washington Township
Fraley
Livermore-Amadore Valley
Civil disobedience urged by anti draft protesters
Washington group New Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam plans civil disobedience through nonviolent sit ins at draft boards in about 70 cities to test the law and disrupt the draft system as hearings on selective service director Curtis Wary begin. Women will join, with steps including mail registrations and classroom actions, while other demonstrations unfold in Philadelphia Los Angeles Indianapolis and Chicago among others as the movement coordinates nationwide action.
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UPI
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Vietnam
New Mobilization Committee To
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Draft
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Congress
Weather Outlook Across Regions From Ohio To New England
Snow flurries are forecast for Monday from eastern Ohio through New England while showers move across central Texas with rain and snow in the western areas continuing into the non visible regions of the text.
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Ohio
New England
Texas
Cambodia Orders Communist Troops Out As Protests Grow
Cambodia demands North Vietnamese and Viet Cong withdraw by dawn. Premier Lan role hints at military action if ignored while radio broadcasts urge compliance. Officials report possible talks in Phnom Penh, damage compensation for embassies discussed, Sihanouk in Moscow awaiting return.
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Cambodia
UPI
Lan Hoi
North Vietnam
Tokyo
Moscow
Norodom Sihanouk
Nol
South Vietnam
Air patrol hunts Tucson plane missing with five aboard
A Civil Air Patrol search for a Piper Cherokee six with five people aboard focused on a missing aircraft that failed to reach Tucson after leaving Pima, southwest of Phoenix. The pilot was Bercy Taran, with passengers unnamed. the crash location and status were not confirmed.
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Ariz
UPI
Civil Air Patrol
Bercy Taran
Carol Gable3
Deer Yatoy
Phoenix
Taran
Expo 70 opening marred by clash at Osaka subway
Demonstrators mostly students clashed with police near the Expo 70 entrance as crowds surged into the fair. Police contained the fray, nine demonstrators were arrested while fairgoers queued for hours at the U.S. pavilion and other exhibits amid a parade of international crowds and activities.
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Osaka
Japan
UPI
Soviet Union
Police disperse crowd at Griffith Park in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on a warm Sunday afternoon about 1500 people gathered near Griffith Park. Police dispersed the crowd after rocks and bottles were thrown, with several arrests reported and a police line set up in the central city area. A loudspeaker unit broadcasting music was shut down and authorities said no racial basis for the clash existed.
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Mae Angeles
UPI
Griffith Park
Hole Wyward
Los Angeles
9Oe
Daly Gslice
Cecifornia
Ues
Golden State
Trek
Union City Eyes Annexation of 11.7 Acres Near Tamarack Knolls
Union City Council to study annexing 11.7 acres east of Mission Boulevard near Whipple Road, after Alameda County Local Agency Formation Commission approved the move. Developers Mareutie Brothers of Hayward plan luxury apartments. zoning is to be decided. Moratorium on a 10,000 square foot parcel at Santa Maria Drive and Alvarado-Niles Road also on the agenda.
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Tamarack Knolls
Union Gig Council
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Mareutie Brothers
Hayward
Alameda County Local Agency Formation Commission
Mission Boulevard
Whipple Road
Counccil
Inity Hall
Santa Maria Drive
Alvardo-Niles Road
Casa Verde
Washington Townsio Hospi
Irving
US artillery hits DPRK troops in DMZ clash
US artillery fired on North Vietnamese troops spotted in the DMZ Sunday in the first significant DMZ incident in over two months. An American reconnaissance aircraft observed the area about four miles north of Con Thoi and 600 yards south of the Ben Hai River. Salvos were ordered, causing a secondary explosion and leaving one North Vietnamese soldier in the strike area. This marked the first major DMZ incident since Jan. 4. The US Command reports 222 significant incidents in the buffer strip since bombing halt on Nov. 1, 1968.
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Upi
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Con Third
Ben Hai River
United States
North Vietnam
Obituary for Maria M Salazar in Newark and Fremont
Requiem Mass for Maria M Salazar aged 8 died yesterday in Fremont will be held at St Edward s Church Newark at 9 a.m. Wednesday Services originate from Newark Memorial Chapel Mortuary at 8:30 a.m. She was a native of Arizona and resided in Newark Surviving are three sons Albert Salazar Joe Salazar and Henry Salazar seven daughters Angela Urbana Suzanne Martinez Mary Rivera Iveta Algarea Josephine O Leary Helen Mortis Carmel ia Pinto three brothers Joe Juan and Gisert Murrieta of Yuma plus 48 grandchildren and one great grandchild She was the widow of Dionicio Salazar Rosary at 8 p.m tomorrow Burial at St Mary s Cemetery Oakland
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Fremont
St. Edward’s Church
Thornton Ave
Newark
Newark Memorial Chape Mortuary
Neward Rlvd
Arizona
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Hayward
Joe Salazar
Oakland
Henry Salazar
San Leandro
Angela Urbana
Suzanne Martinez
Mary Rivera
Iveta Algarea
Whitlier
Josephine O'Leary
Seaside
Helen
Newark Memorial Chapel
St. Mary's Cemetery
Qaktand
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