Churches Fund Militants Payouts Scrutinized by Tribune
The Chicago Tribune reports a foundation funded by ten major church groups has given large sums to militant or disruptive Black groups nationwide. Grants flowed to the Los Angeles Black Congress and United Community Organizations amid federal probes of the Interreligious Foundation for Community Organization and related entities. The piece names contributing church bodies and notes concerns about tax exempt funds used for political aims.
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Four Youths Arrested On Dope Counts
An off duty Fremont officer arrested four youths at Central Park after noon for marijuana possession. A girl attempted to conceal the bag contents, which tested positive for green vegetation similar to marijuana. Those held include Russell L. Thompson 19, Josephine Palazolo 20, plus a 14 year old girl and a 16 year old boy, all in custody or juvenile hall.
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Public Notices From Fremont California Court Calendar
Public notice in Fremont California cites Superior Court actions June 21 at Port Office and City notice of second class matter. Address indicates community mail service in Center Square Fremont with general circulation and mailing through the audit bureau.
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3 5 Million Employment Predicted
Washington based report from the Labor Department projects about 8.5 million job openings annually through the mid 1970s despite rising automation and the fade of some obsolete occupations. Teachers secretaries salesmen and truck drivers lead openings while continued demand exists for workers in automated fields and older trades including blacksmiths with around 600 annual openings.
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Dental Health Workshop Set at Chabot College
A dental health workshop for teachers and public health workers will be held on the Chabot College campus on May 17 and 24 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event, co sponsored by California State College Hayward and Alameda Court Dental Society, carries an $18 registration fee and offers 1.5 quarter units of credit. Further information is available from the educational services office at California State College Hayward, phone 35 8000 ext 445.
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Prominent Fremont Man Dies in Pool Incident
An 82 year old Fremont man Ralph Krroll Kroll died after being pulled from his backyard pool during a dinner party. Authorities say possible cardiac arrest rather than drowning. He, a builder and developer, led Land and D Inc Tropic Properties Inc and created Centerville Gardens Mission Palms subdivisions. He is survived by his wife Ruth, son Robert, three daughters Kathy Joan and Sue and seven grandchildren. Funeral set at Santos Robinson Mortuary San Leandro with burial at Chapel of the Chimes Hayward.
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German Freighter Grounded In Sweden
The 900 ton West German freighter Rugia ran aground Saturday night in Hudiksvall Estuary after navigating the tricky passage without a pilot due to a strike. Officials said the ship sprung a leak but there is no danger to the crew.
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Saigon Hit 7 Claimed In VC Rampage
U S forces battled a large North Vietnamese assault 13 miles southwest of Pleiku and at Da Nang camps. The main force was driven back after some penetrations at Camp Oasis. UPI reported 219 enemy killed over three days, 19 Americans dead. A separate blast at Cholon Police HQ injured one and wounded 14 others.
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Saigon Negotiator Seeks Serious Talks with Communists
Saigon’s chief negotiator Pham Dang Lam said at Orly Airport he has orders to open serious discussions if the Communists indicate readiness to bargain. He urged private talks as Saigon’s best path to clarifying positions and possible agreement, while reaffirming willingness to discuss POW exchanges and the Demilitarized Zone with North Vietnam and the Viet Cong’s NLF.
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Impeachment Talk Divides over Fortas Case in U.S. House
House lawmakers debate a resolution to impeach Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas for alleged high crimes, while charges from Life Magazine and other sources stir calls for action. The session mirrors broader tensions as Vietnam peace talks unfold and attacks ripple across Saigon and the countryside.
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Flying In Controversy Over F-111 Equipment Orders
The Washington Post published a long special report accusing the Air Force of accepting electronic equipment for the F-111 fighter bomber that did not meet original specifications. Australia has ordered 24 of the aircraft.
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Governor Pushes Tax Program Seeks local tax flexibility with no net tax rise
Governor advocates tax reform enabling local school districts to have more flexibility while keeping overall taxes steady. Democratic leaders Mos cote and Unruh criticize the plan as favoring the rich over the middle class. The governor cites federal relief and says federal action largely shapes tax reform, while noting Nixon's broad discussion on reform without full endorsement.
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