Deadly Salvos Hit U S Center Near Saigon Kills and Wounds
Military sources report Communist mortar salvos into the U S center near Saigon killed soldiers and wounded about 65, with shells striking an ammunition dump and riddling six helicopters. Elsewhere, U S infantry and artillery units claimed at least several guerrillas and North Vietnamese troops killed in six clashes around Saigon and near the demilitarized zone. Casualties at the infantry base 42 miles southwest of Saigon were described as light to moderate.
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Clean up month proclaimed as visit of Elizabeth guests continues
City officials, including Mayor Steel and City Manager Don Drigs, welcomed Elizabeth visitors during a lighthearted council meeting on page Cnet. A proclamation declared April a month of cleanup and painting. Afterward, the group toured the new facility, while a flag from Washington was displayed in the council chamber. Separately, military reports from the Vietnam front described multiple clashes near the capital with U.S. and North Vietnamese forces, including a major ambush, casualties, and tank and air support actions.
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South County Bar Association Dinner Meeting Honors Local Judges
The South County Bar Association plans a dinner meeting at Willow Park Country Club Castro Valley to fete South County court attaches and list of honored judges and clerks. District judges from San Leandro Hayward Livermore Fremont Newark Union City and Alameda Superior Court officials are named along with clerks W J Callaway Laure Secada Vivian Rhinehart Beverly Des Iyechi Shirley Woosler and Howard Lockwood.
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Livermore
Daily Review Arcus Publication Notice
The Arcus is published by Daily Review in Fremont Alameda County California as a second class matter under the act of Congress of 1897. Subscriptions are Daily 1.00 weekly Sundays 1.00 and by mail 2.25 per month. Communications to 122 Center Square Fremont 74536.
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Obituary notices for Fremont and Newark residents
Obituaries announce requiem mass for Frank R. Faria 77 in St. Joseph's Fremont with services from the Fremont Chapel of the Roses. Also listed are memorials for Harlan R. Compton 41 of Newark and Thelma Bennett 84 of Fremont, detailing service times, locations, and surviving family members.
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Supervisors Detail Federal Leasing Program and Staffing
County board approves a federal leasing plan to help families afford housing with 25 percent income cap for rent and utilities. It prioritizes the homeless and those in danger, outlining subsidies, target rents, and nine staff positions under the grant. Aimed to pair families with 2–3 bedroom homes at about 160 dollars monthly. Separately, Trudeau’s White House visit coincides with a basement fire at Blair House and CIA headquarters fire in Langley amid a broader note on housing equality and urban segregation.
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Alameda County Supports 700 Block Census Funds
Alameda County Supervisors approved a 700 appropriation to a nine county Bay Area block census coordinated by the Association of Bay Area Governments. Most cities will contribute, Livermore and Pleasanton are excluded. County Administrator Earl Strathman says federal urban planning funds will match two thirds. The census aims to aid health welfare and probation statistics.
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Zambian minister defends miniskirt wear amid crowd surge
At a state house reception in Lusaka on Friday night Valentine Musakanya, minister of state in the vice president's office, defended girls wearing miniskirts. Reportedly a crowd of about 20 insulted and threatened him, requiring guards to disperse the gathering.
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Soviet Fleet Near Iceland Draws Global Attention
London dispatch reports a Soviet naval formation seen near Iceland with eight submarines and accompanying ships. Observers say the fleet, steaming at about 15 knots, may head to the Far East to reinforce Russia’s eastern fleet amid Cold War tensions.
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Supervisors Weigh Doubling Stipends for Alameda County Commission
Alameda County supervisors discussed increasing stipends for public members of the Los County Planning and Development Commission. The proposal would raise pay from 26 to 90 dollars per meeting, plus annual meetings, aiming to match Contra Costa and San Francisco levels. Some members cautioned about recruiting, potential ripple effects, and timing with wholesale budget reviews.
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Strathman
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Bety Commission
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Newark Citizen Group To Hold First Meeting
NewarkUniliedtrict's low wealth status as a School District's 27-member citl-major problem. The advisory committee meets at 8 p.m. in district offices 5716 Musick Ave Newark. Dr Aubrey Haan of San Francisco State College will consult and outline three steps for the committee to consider at its first gathering.
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Ciitizens
Musick Ave
Aubrey Haan
Francisco State College
Fremont Council Dinner Set for Tonight
Fremont officials announce a closed Recognition Dinner for present and past city council members and commissioners at 7 p.m. The event, by reservation only, honors officials who have served and may spark discussion on city incorporation and financial problems.
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International Kitchen
Zinac City
Haan
Mranene Ini Petyany
Foundationy
Obscenity Probe Secrecy Prompted Open Hearing Call
A reader complained to the board that the probe into the obscenity issue should be heard openly. The caller argued that additional items possibly missed by Superintendent John MacGrepar’s investigation should be discussed in an open hearing.
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