Fremont Boy Dies After Hayward Bridge Motorcycle Crash
A nine year old Fremont boy, Don Purvis, died from massive head injuries after a Saturday night motorcycle crash on the Hayward San Mateo bridge. His father Milton Purvis, 42, of Merced, driver of the motorcycle, is reported in good condition. The accident followed a reported tire blowout on the sidecar that held helmets and packages. The westbound bike swerved into the inside lane and struck a second westbound car driven by Clyde Hago, 41, of Alameda, at about 8:91 p.m. Local authorities are investigating.
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Two hurt in head on collision during driving lesson
In Fremont on Mowry Avenue near Monier Avenue a youth and two occupants were injured in a head on crash early Saturday night. Michael Terry, 2, of Teakwood Drive, Fremont, suffered head injuries and was in serious condition at Washington Hospital. The other student driver, about 18, sustained multiple lacerations and remained under observation. Geraldine Bond, 34, of Country Drive, Fremont, a driving instructor for Capital City Driving School, was treated and released.
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Soledad Brothers Deliberations Continue In San Quentin Case
The all white jury enters a third day of deliberation in the Soledad Brothers trial for allegedly beating a guard and throwing him to his death from a cell. Convicts John Clutchette and Fleeta Drumgo face murder charges, while Gorge Jackson was also involved but died in 1971. Security remains extreme as jurors weigh the case amid associated figures like Angela Davis visiting nearby.
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Navy chaplain Jensen to testify in court martial
Navy chaplain Andrew Jensen and his wife are set to testify this week to rebut charges of conduct unbecoming an officer tied to alleged torrid affairs with wives of two naval officers. The 39 year old chaplain faces trial in Jacksonville Florida as Tim Jensen and other witnesses underscore alibi evidence and character.
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Powell in Critical Condition at Jackson Memorial Hospital
Former congressman Adam Clayton Powell remained in critical condition in Jackson Memorial Hospital's ICU after a prolonged hospitalization for a hemorrhaging prostate and cancer history. Reports note a possible deathdike coma, with hospital officials declining discussion. Powell previously stated a wish to have his ashes scattered over Bimini.
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Two Chicago Men Arrested in Darlington Marijuana Bust
Two Chicago men, Andrew D. Herokl, 23, and Maldys Alver, 26, were arrested after U S Customs agents and police seized 80 pounds of marijuana in a raid in Darlington. The drugs were valued at about 200000 in street sales and both men face smuggling charges.
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Deliberate blasts injure worker at Pasadena restaurant and coin shop
A pair of gas explosions struckTree Restaurant and a neighboring coin shop in Pasadena on Sunday injuring John A. Howard, 53, and causing an estimated 75,000 dollars in damage. Investigators found no active gas jets and say a fire spread to a phone line affecting about 600 residents. Six fire companies battled the blaze in about 30 minutes.
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Wedding Party Becomes Beel in Vista Brawl
A Sunday wedding reception near Vista ended in a drunken brawl that led to about 200 attendees being dispersed by San Diego County deputies. Bridegroom Hilary Martha net, 19, was jailed for drunkenness, while his parents Raymond Villardes and Fiscandide were held. Deputies charged several individuals with riot incitement, disturbing the peace, and other offenses.
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Lobbyist collapses during ITT probe shocks Senate hearing
During Senate ITT antitrust inquiry, lobbyist Mrs. Beard suffered a seizure and required heart monitoring and oxygen as proceedings paused. Doctor Radetsky reported ventricular fibrillation yet said recovery may be possible, while Kennedy and others expressed concern for her health and urged continued consideration of the case. Mrs. Beard later denied writing the memorandum linking the settlement to a convention donation, though partially admitting portions as her own.
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Hartke Withdraws From Race Boosts Humphrey in Wisconsin
Sen. Vance Hartke quits the Democratic presidential race and endorses Hubert Humphrey. Hartke will stay on Wisconsin ballot as Muskie and McGovern remain in contention for the April 4 primary, with Indiana and national implications for Humphrey’s campaign.
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Storm winds and snow sweep midwest to south
A massive storm system unleashed vicious winds heavy snows and freezing rain across the central plains to the southwest. Hillsboro Texas reported damaged homes and injuries while power outages affected thousands and widespread weather advisories extended from North Dakota to Colorado with dangerous dust storms and icy conditions across the region.
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School Bus Fatal Collision at Tracks in New York
Valley Cottage New York a school bus carrying Nyack High School students failed to stop at an unprotected railroad crossing and was hit by a Central train killing four students and injuring 44. District Attorney Robert Meehan said investigators are probing mechanical failure or human error and noted a private armed guard was posted at Nyack Hospital for driver Joseph Larkin who survived.
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Beard hearing marked as one of history's most unusual
A Denver report reviews a highly unusual congressional hearing amid a string of unclear claims. The piece notes chest pains and questions by senators, references to a 160,000 settlement, and speculation about the Justice Department dropping a bribery matter involving international communications firms. The narrative hints at broader tensions over political and corporate influence in the era.
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Argentina rejects trade in executive kidnapping case
The Argentine government refused two concessions in the kidnapping of an executive as Fiat agreed to fund and distribute 1 million dollars in Argentine school supplies and to publish the kidnapper communiques. Pope Paul VI and Italian officials urged restraint while a nationwide manhunt sought the abductors of Dr. Gherdan Sallustro, with security forces deployed around Buenos Aires and the Parana river area.
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Acquitted Ahio Faces GOP Verdict In Seattle Trial
The court reported Acquitted Ahio told the court he was returning home to Seattle. William Helsell, chief counsel for the plaintiff, declined to comment on the verdict after a nine day trial that stretched through Saturday and Sunday with extended deliberations.
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