Seminarians Seize Two Eastern Seminaries in Protest
Demonstrations by about 1 000 seminarians engulfed Union Theological Seminary in New York and Andover Newton Theological Seminary near Boston. In New York City 50 sit ins occupied the administration building as James Forman's National Black Economic Development Council seeks $1.1 million in reparations. At Lincoln University in Missouri and Southern University in Louisiana police prepared for possible evictions while state officials sought court action.
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United Prese International Seminarians
Eastern Theological Schools
Missouri
Warren EB. Hearnes
Lincoln University
Jefferson Ity
Southern University
Baton Rouge
Union Thelogical Seminary
New York City
James Forman
Board of Trusteess
Forman
National Black Economic Development Council
Andover-Newton Theological Seminary
Newton
Mass
Allawhite Board of Trustees
Hearnes
Missouri Atty
John C. Danforth
Circust Court
Missouri Highway Patrol
Louisiana State
Negra
Arraignment Slated Today In Battery Case
Hayward is set to arraign 19 year old Demetria 1 Baywood of Oakland on misdemeanor battery charges for beating California State College professor Marilyn Blache. The U.S. Justice Department will monitor the municipal court proceedings as it weighs a possible federal case under conspiracy statutes and civil rights concerns.
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Hayward
Demetria
Baywood
Oakland
California State College
Marilyn Blache
Blacie
Search For Dog Under Way Near Fremont
Denise Franke 12 40868 San Marino Court Fremont may face painful rabies treatment if a mixed spaniel with black spots is not found after biting her Friday at 7 p m in fields east of Las Palmas Avenue near Mission Boulevard. Call police 797-3211 with any information. Health officials will determine whether the dog has had anti rabies vaccine.
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Fremont
Denise Franke
San Marino Court
Las Palmas Avenue
Mission Boulevard
Fragmentary Legal Notice From The Daily Review Inc
A damaged OCR record shows a legal notice reference to a Superior Court order in California dated June 21, 1961 and an address in Fremont California. It mentions subscription rates and a newspaper distribution context with unclear author details and miscellaneous numbers.
Blacow School Presents Dancing Ghost Play
Blacow School stages Dancing Ghost tonight at 8 p m and again at 3 3 1 5 p m in the school auditorium at 40404 Sundae Drive Fremont. Admission costs 35 cents for adults and 25 cents for children under 16.
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Fremont
Clab
Blacow School
Tomar
Sundae Drive
Hospital Releases Accident Victim
Kenneth A. Helppie age seventeen of Fremont was injured Friday in a motorcycle mishap on Matios Drive and released Sunday from Washington Hospital. The accident occurred at 4 30 p m.
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Fremont
Kenneth A. Helppie
Alta Drive
Matios Drive
Washington Hospital
Thieves Strike in Two Burglaries Fremont Newark
Fremont and Newark police reported two burglaries targeting a home in Newark and Hell Equipment Co. in Fremont. A stereo, tape recorder, and eight tires valued at 2,320 dollars were stolen, with 1,200 dollars from the Newark residence of Thomas Negrette and 1,120 dollars worth of tires taken from Hell Equipment Co. on Warm Springs Boulevard.
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Fremont
Newark
Thomas Negrette
Albyn Court
Hell Equipment Co
Warm Springs Blvd
Fortas May Quit Court
Washington sources report Justice Abe Fortas may resign from the Supreme Court this week after high level briefings. Senator Fannin said the information was reliable though Fortas publicly offered no comment and the White House reported no resignation letter yet.
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Washington
UPI
San
Paul J. Fannin
R-Ariz
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Fortas
Memphis
Press-Scimitar
John N. Mitchell
Earl Warren
Fannin
Scimitar
U.S. Judicial Circuit Court
Wentworth by-the-Sea
N.H
Anin
Congress
Forts
Arnold and Porter
White House
Nixon
Budget Work Continues As Reagan Tax Plan Faces Scrutiny
California lawmakers in the Assembly Ways and Means Committee examined Gov Ronald Reagan s 62 billion budget with a focus on funding the state fair at just over 2 million and weighing private capital to support programs. Finance Director Caspar Weinberger argued the fair remains useful for attracting funds while noting deeper fiscal reform is needed. The panel also heard a push for a broad tax package including a 1 percent gross income tax to be balanced by property tax reductions as part of Reagan s public drive.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
Ronald Reagan
Caspar Weinberger
A. Alan Post
Frank Lanterman
la Canada
Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Senate
Otters
Weinberger
Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee
Reagan
Newark
Newark Engineering
Planning Commission
Diocese of
Oakland
Pansion
Humble Oil Refining Co
Enco
Thornton Ave
At & P.m
New-the-church
Ark City Hall
According To Commissioner Church
Humble
Ana Commission
Wayne Vaughn
Jack
Grimes
Feemant
Saugus
Calif
Nixon Readies War Report for Wednesday Address
President Nixon conferred with military chief Gen Abrams on the Vietnam war outlook and will report to the nation Wednesday. White House aides said the speech does not signal a withdrawal and Rogers spoke of cautious optimism after talks with Nixon on peace prospects.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Vietnam
White House
U.S
Creighton W. Abrams
Ronald Ziegler
Paris
Abrams
Saigon
Kissinger
Wheeler
Laird
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
John Stennis
D-Miss
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Margaret Chase Smith
R-Maine
Melvin Price
Leslie Arends
R-Ill
Bryce Harlow
Defense
Melvin R. Laind
Stati
Earle G. Wheeler
Henry A. Kissinger
House
Gerald R. Ford
Building Trades Union
Ziegler
Howard
Los Angeles
Wiliam P. Rogers
Rogers
Vietnam shelling, 205 Reds killed in Saigon area
Communists shelled Saigon and many targets across Vietnam for a second night as Allied forces reported at least 205 Red troops killed around Saigon. Rockets struck Saigon causing damage but few casualties, while Viet Cong terrorism wounded several civilians amid a U.S. presidential briefing on Vietnam policy.
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Saigon
UPS
Vietnam
Tan Son Nhut
Mrs Eisenhower Goes To Belgium
Mrs. Eisenhower sails from Pearedar aboard the United States to visit her son Ambassador John Eisenhower in Belgium. She is accompanied by her brother in law Dr Mitton Eisenhower and plans to return to the United States in July.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Pearedar
Belgium
John 8. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Mitton Eisenhower
Packed Agenda Faces Council Continued From Page
A packed council agenda includes bids for 54 751 for park sand and turf, 54 450 for police station comms gear, a 46-signature traffic petition on Sandale Dr, Red Cross building plans in the civic center, opposition to Senate Bill 495 limiting Bay area agency power, and the reopening of Improvement District 12 dropped after farmer protests.
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Central Park
Sandale Drive
Red Cross
Civic Center
Senate
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
Association of Bay Area Governments
ABAG
State Agency
BCDC
Iral Improvement District
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Daily Review Inc
David R. Percy
Business Week
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Mitchell
Justice Department
Louis E. Wolfson
Tenn
Memphis State University Student Bar Association
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Weiees
Unmnig Ld
Ralph Helfer
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U.S.A
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Fillmore
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Judy the Chimp
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Omle
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California Highway Patrol
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