New Fremont-Union District Judge Faces Oath Fumbles
An apparent new judge, M. C. Subraw, stumbled during oath delivery and nearly knocked over the American flag in a Fremont-Union Newark district ceremony. Attendees noted the judge’s human moment as he relaxed after the oath and addressed the crowd. Nearby, observers described mixed reactions to the ceremonial faults and praised the judge’s candidness.
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Fremont- Union-Newack
Fremont-Union Cio
Newark
Fight precedes fatal shooting near Roseville town
Police report a confrontation escalated before a fatal shooting involving Terrenen Jacobs in Berkeley area. Witnesses describe a chase and efforts to intervene as deputies pursued the suspect and secured the scene. Authorities continue the investigation into motive and sequence of events.
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Rowell
Tin Eesti
Tian Eh
Tiyan Becton Bartubea
Dian
Terrenen Jacobs
Fiorkeley Farorists
Iy Ona
Chang
Key factor in unwanted pregnancies rising from poor sex education
UPI reports in Los Angeles that three college students testified at a federal commission on overpopulation. They described abortions and child relinquishment, urged earlier and better sex education, and supported contraception, counseling, and school programs starting in elementary grades.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Federal Commission
Whip
Addie L. Klotz
San Fernando Valley State College
Mig
Kent State memorial rememb ers four students killed by guard fire
Kent State University marked the first anniversary of the May 4 killings with addresses by President Robert S. White and Dean Kahler. White called the deaths senseless and urged commemorations for peace. Kahler urged memory of Allison Krause, Sandra Scheuer, Jeffry Miller, and William Schroeder while remaining nonviolent and ending the war. A vigil and bell tolls honored the victims and wounded students, including Kahler who spoke from a wheelchair.
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Kent, Ohio
UPI
Kent State University
Robert S. White
National Guard
White
Dean Kahler
Canton
Ohio
Kah>ler
Vietnam
Kahler
Kent
Jackson State College
Mississippi
Indochina
Allison Krause
Pittsburgh
Sandra Scheuer
Youngstown
Jeffry Miller
Plain City
William Schroeder
Larain
Cal State Mayward concert features original works
Ju Tian White on piano and Pale Palissar on clarinet present original compositions and poetry at 8 15 in Hoon A055 Music Building California State College Hayward. No charge. On May 19 the City State Concert Band directed by Norman Cry will perform with works by Nixon Weber Persichetti Goldstein Dello Joio Holst and Sousa. No charge.
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Mayward
Ju- Tian White
Pale Palissar
California State College
Hayward
Music Building
City State
Norman Cry
Roger Nixon
Weber
Persichett
Goldstein
Dello Juin
Holestabe
John Phillip Sousa
Birth Announcements From Fremont Area Hospitals
The notice lists numerous births at South County, Kaiser Hospital, Washington Hospital, and St. Rose Hospital in Fremont and Newark. Entries name parents, often with street addresses, and include dates in late April and early May. Names include Laure, Prater, Garibay, Raver, Horn, Soto, Mars, and Cordini among others.
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Wirang
Dase Garibay
AIR
Fremont Blvd
Fremont
Raver
Payne Page Parkway
Remonty
Albert Horn
Newark
Nori
Phi Byte
Krota
Krota Drive, Newarky Apt 7, Row Me and Tes Manuel Soto, M84 Joeys Bixee
Miran Mars
Carl Rohnberg
Conrad Sh. Fremont
Modder Short
Ale Lungeln
Cand
Robert Leon
Huet St. Frome
Guy
Frederick Chiflun
Maco
Fevenont
ST. Rose Hospital
Fura Regt
Marcin Cordini
Laake
Louquin
Union Cy
Mara Bluey
Ray loses status after prison escape attempt in Tennessee
PETROL Tenn LPI James Karl Ray convicted killer of Dr Martin Luther King lost model prisoner status and was ordered held in maximum confinement for 30 days at Brushy Mountain State Prison. He will lose privileges including mess hall work and endure 15 days with no exercise, then one hour daily in the corridor.
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James Karl Ray
Martin Luther King
Robert Moore
Ray
Brushy Mountain State Prison
Moore
Richard J. Ryan
Memphis
Ryan
U.S. Supreme Court
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Viet Cong reject Nixon POW plan at peace talks
Viet Cong and North Vietnamese spokesmen rejected President Nixon's proposal to move all prisoners of war to Sweden and demanded a firm withdrawal deadline for U S troops. They criticized the move as a maneuver and insisted POW issues be settled only after a total troop pullout date is set.
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Paris
Upti
North
Vietnam
Nixon
Sweden
Nguyen Thanh le
Hinni
Pong Dink ‘Hae
Viet Cung
Thao
Nison
Fis
Soe
Cap Tive
Watt Aly
Amerie
Nikon
Woman attacked for crossing picket line at hospital
Maryjane Schmidt, 41, a Stanford Medical Center supervisor, says two black men bound, beat, and burned her after she crossed picket lines. She was treated for a fractured rib and internal bleeding at Stanford Hospital. assailants fled in a cream and green sedan. Authorities report earlier warnings by two men demanding she observe the work stoppage.
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East Palo Alto Uphil
Stanford Medical Center
Maryjane Schmidt
Steward
Schmidt
Ohlone College honors literary and art contest winners
Fremont winners Ed Leys for poetry Dorothy Shannon for art Gale Hudson for prose Larry Broun for photography receive $10 checks. Winning pieces will appear in the campus magazine Publications Limited produced by the California journalism club. The magazine goes on sale May 1 for free to eligible students or 50 cents at the campus bookstore.
Fragmented 16th century California notice from Daily Review
An obscure 1561 notice from Alameda County California published by Daily Review outlines court and postal registration details. It mentions Arcus, Floyd Sparks, and an order number, with addresses in Fremont Center Square and a Sunday mailing schedule.
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The
Daily Review
Floyd J. Sparks
Treemont
California
Congress
Center Square
Fremont
Cyclists May Order Personalize Plates In Fremont
Fremont motorists may order personalized license plates starting May 15, with two to six letters and numbers and a prohibition on misleading or indecent phrases. The program funds the Environment Protection Fund supporting air district coordination and education programs from kindergarten to state college.
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Fremont
Dublin
Department of Motor Vehicles
Durbin
Environment Protection Fund
Everal Air Basin
Mtn Agriculturad
Jevels
State College
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