U S jets strike rail links to China amid Vietnam war
Reports from Saigon say U S jets attacked railways north of Hanoi and bridges on routes to the Chinese border as President Nixon orders action. Seven North Vietnamese harbors were seeded with explosives set to detonate by Thursday evening while naval forces warned away traffic to Communist ports. Thieu expected to sign an order replacing Dou by Toan as Communist advances continue in the Central Highlands.
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Nationwide antiwar protests erupt in violent clashes
Across the country thousands of students rallied and blocked highways as antiwar demonstrations turned violent. In Albuquerque police used tear gas amid a shooting injuring two University of New Mexico journalists, while Boulder Gainesville and Madison also saw clashes. Police reported shelling by pellet roads but used shotguns only for fear gas grenades. injuries included several students and a policeman.
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U.S
Cambodia
National Guard
Kent State University
Carolyn Babb Colzirn
Paul Smith
University of Minnesota
Mary Fraser
Donat M. Fraser
Dmin
Boulder
Colorado National Guard
University of Florida
Weather outlook for Ivaned Fair with mild mid 70s
The forecast shows fair weather through tomorrow except for night and morning low cloudiness. Highs reach the mid 70s on both days with a tonight low in the 40s. Winds run west to northwest around 20 mph. Yesterday Fremont topped 73 with a 53 low.
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Mets Chief Says Trade for Willie Mays Unlikely
New York Mets chairman M. Donald Grant after talks with San Francisco Giants president Horace Stoneham says it is unlikely the Mets can provide the player Stoneham sought in exchange for trading Willie Mays to New York.
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New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Horace Stoneham
Mets
Stoneham
Willie Mays
New York
In Center Area 8 He Misremembers Transaction
A report notes that in Center area 8 the subject did not immediately recollect the transaction when questioned a week later, raising questions about memory or record keeping.
Youth vote shifts state to 3-2 Democratic edge
The state sees a growing Democratic registration advantage as new 18 to 20 year olds register over three to one. Absenteeism worries Assembly Speaker Moretti triggers talk of extra committee sessions. Parole granted to Soledad brother John Cluchette on clear conduct terms. Norman Lucas, 22, sentenced for a Castro Valley bank robbery after an attempted Santa Clara jail escape. Budget forecast shows a $125 million year end surplus, about $80 million above Reagan estimate.
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Santa Clara
Angela Davis
Castro Valley
Assembly
Bob Moretti
Reagan
Kissinger Says Summit Plans With Nixon Visit Go Ahead
Henry Kissinger told newsmen that the United States will proceed with the summit and Nixon’s Moscow visit despite a blockade action against North Vietnam. The report notes preparations involving mines timed to explode if ships approach North Vietnamese harbors.
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Nixon
Moscow
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Miners survive seven days by raiding lunch pails
In Kellogg Idaho two 23 year old miners Tom Wilkinson and Ron Flory were found alive after a week long Sunshine Mine fire. They survived by eating from lunch buckets of dead coworkers as rescue teams recovered 12 more bodies bringing the death toll to 47 with 44 still missing.
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Idaho
UPI
Sunshine Mine
Tom Wilkinson
Ron Flory
Wilkinson
Flory
Don Tiebemann
Francis Wilkinson
Myrha Flory
West Shoshone County Hospital
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Humphrey Wins West Virginia Primary Over Wallace
Hubert J. Tumphrey swept to a primary triumph over George Wallace in West Virginia, clinging to a slim lead in Nebraska where CBS projected McGovern at 37 percent, Humphrey 36, Wallace 15 as returns came from about 39 percent of precincts. The race remained too close to declare a winner in Nebraska, while McGovern remained optimistic and Humphrey voiced cautious humor about the state.
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Hubert J. Tumphrey
George €. Wallace
West Virginia
Iead
Nebraska
George F. McGovern
CBS
McGovern
Humphrey
Walace
Tno
Omaha
Minnesota
Wallace
Washington
Muriel
John F. Kennedy
Fremont council approves plan for historic California Nursery site
Fremont officials endorsed a 2acre core plan preserving an adobe built before 1640, adding a commercial nursery, a community center, and public park areas. The City Manager was asked to explore Candlelighters operating the adobe as an allied arts center with refurbishing funds, while a former nursery owner’s lease proposal was rejected and new terms for a 3.7 acre nursery plus 10 acres open space were requested.
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California
Don Driggs
Candlelighters
Fremont
Gocup
George ©. Reeding Jr
Historic Nursery
Bis
Ine
Delggs
Col
Newark Board rejects bid to rehire 15 ex teachers
Newark School District trustees unanimously denied the request to rehire 15 teachers laid off for budget reasons. The meeting drew over 100 teachers in support as negotiators pushed for 8 percent salary increases and cost of living adjustments over two years.
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Aoe
Donald Pella
Certificated Employes Council
CRC
Pew
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