Japan Quake Brings Vast Devastation
Reports from Misawa Air Base and prefectures say dozens killed and hundreds injured as a powerful quake and tsunamis devastate northern Honshu. Buildings toppled, landslides struck Aomori Miyagi and Hokkaido, with American families at the base sheltering as rescue work continues.
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Kremlin stalls on Czech action under Soviet guarantees
Moscow stalled decisions on Czechoslovakia until guarantees are given that reformists will curb religion opposition and privatization. Soviet officials sought assurances on democracy, an extraordinary party congress, and whether opposition groups would be allowed to run. Observers note pressure from Moscow and Warsaw may already dampen reform efforts while a new election law could bar opposition tickets.
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UPL
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Soviet Union
Poland
East Germany
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PAP
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Public Projects Park Unit Rejects Sale Of Rancho Arroyo Land
Fre mont Recreation Commissioners reject selling 4.2 acres in Rancho Arroyo to form a private swim and tennis club. Dr Robert Black and Carl Martineau led residents opposing the plan citing insufficient cross section of 175 homes. Staff and supporters argued park land should be acquired and developed for public use despite delays. A token fee of about $1 was proposed for the private venture while memberships reportedly ranged from 0 to 100 dollars.
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Montecito Drive
Chuck Wagon Dinner Saturday in Fremont Park
Residents warned the park could become an exclusive club if sold, as commissioners argued against setting a dangerous precedent. The Conrad No School Parent Club will host a Chuck Wagon dinner at George Waters School on Logan Drive featuring white beans and coleslaw. Adult tickets 78 cents, children 50 cents, with cleanup to be scheduled promptly.
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Saturda
Cole Slawan
George Waters
Logan Drive
Yorry Fremont
Area Civic Leader Named Bank Vice President
Auorge M. Silliman, Fremont Newark civic figure and former BART director and Newark’s first mayor, has been appointed vice president for new business development at Fremant Bank. He has long tied to local service since 1905, including publishing The Argus and leading BART engineering. He and his wife Beverly reside in Newark with a married daughter in San Diego.
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Bay Area Rapids
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Newark
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Siliman
Fourmer
the Argus
Beverly
San Diego
Arcus Publication Details in Alameda County Court Order
Circular notice from The Daily Review listing circulation figures and postal details. Mentions Superior Court order number 314854, Alameda County California, post office registration, and rates for subscriptions. Contains names such as Jack Moorhead and addresses in Fremont California.
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State of California
Alameda
Freemont
California
Center Square
Fremont
Harriman says buffer zone step could halt bombing
Harriman proposed both sides withdraw to a demilitarized zone as a first step toward reducing fighting. Cyrus Vance said a better atmosphere for peace talks would arise if attacks on civilians around Saigon ended. North Vietnamese spokesmen offered no constructive proposals and researchers noted no contacts between delegations. Harriman urged private discussions, noting Hanoi’s propaganda campaign and Johnson’s decision not to seek another term as possible influences.
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Newark Police Week Inspection Set at City Hall
Newark police officers will be inspected in full dress Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at city hall Newark Boulevard. Chief Donald St will be awarded for heroism and students and citizens will receive awards for outstanding service. Open house and demonstrations on fingerprinting follow the ceremony in the city hall seventh floor.
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Jim Wilson
Argus
Bud Kaye
News Register
City Hall
Newark Blvd
Earl Therrien
MacDo
Donald St
William Morrison
Donna Stovall
Breton
Irving Hurd
Tom Lunceford
Mulberry St
Newell
Rovie
Maley St
Obituary notices for Pereira and Stoniker families in Fremont
Requiem Mass for Joseph Pereira 74 of Fremont to be said at St Joseph Church in Fremont. He is survived by five sisters and four brothers and several named in laws and relatives. Rosary tonight at 730 p.m. at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary. Burial at Halye Sepulchre Cemetery in Hayward. Funeral services for Mattin Stoniker 87 of Fremont to be held at Fremont Memorial Chapel Mortuary. She was born in South Dakota and mother to several named children and many grandchildren. Burial at Long Beach. Rev Dr Lorni Ridings to officiate.
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St. Joseph's Church
Fremont
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Grove Ave
Washington Township Post No
American Legion
Rose Recend
Mary Hausler
Oakland
Anna Santos
Viotel Howard
Bols
Sacramento
Cevitia Machado
Tony Pereira
Frank Pereira
Joaquin Pereira
Thomas
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Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
Haly Sepulchre Cemetery
Hayward
Mattin Jloniker
Primrose Juurt
Fremont Memorial Chapel Mortuary
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Modern Woodsmen of the World
Eileen Sanders
Leona Dohn
Wilmington
Ralph Stoniker
Delhi
Earl Stoniker
Wisconsin
Charles Stoniker
Reediy
Harry
Roy Stoniker
Towa
Lorni Ridings
Centerville
Judge Rejects Anti-Draft in Berkeley Greek Theater Case
U S District Judge William T Sweigert denied a request to force UC Regents to open the Greek Theater for a large anti draft Viet nam commencement with Robert M Hutchins as a speaker. The campus group led by students and faculty vows to hold the event on Shoal Hall steps despite the order. The student government and the ACLU argued that the regents 14 3 denial of use was unconstitutional.
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UPI
U. S
William T. Sweivert
University of California
Berkeley
Robert M. Hutchins
Draft
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Shoal Hall
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Newark Law To Face Revamping
Altman stated no laws would be bent as Newark considers revamping city law. The session closed with rapport as he urged the city council to raise the chamber’s allocation by 500 dollars to 11 500 to fund an industrial department.
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Altman
Chamber
Hands Off Landing For Jet
A BOAC Super VC10 with 146 passengers landed in darkness with no one at the controls. The pilot announced a fully automatic hands off landing controlled from the ground, marking a first for a passenger jet on a regular north Atlantic run. Captain James Andrew said such landings will become routine.
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UPN
British Overseas Airways Corp
BOAC
Chicago
Montreal
James Andrew
Andrew
North Atlantic
Eden Area Antipoverty Merger Plans Draw Fire
Ontiveros outlines a merger of regional antipoverty units merging Eden and Livermore Valley offices with new administrator aides and a regional CEO frame. Washington Township may surrender Eden early, with plans to keep services running while a full roster is finalized by Feb 1 1969.
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Livermore Valley
Ontiveros
Washington Township
Ory
Sin Leandro
Alvin Kant
Kant
Sears Demands Oakes Quit Supervisory Race
Wes Sears a first district candidate urged Alameda County supervisors to drop George Oakes from the race citing his voting absences and a pattern of conflicts of interest tied to land holdings and unincorporated areas during Oakes' time as Hayward city attorney.
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Alameda County
Hayward
Ciiman
Sears
George Oakes
Oakes
Hay
Fremont Chamber Seeks New Manager Amid Grant Talks
The Fremont Chamber of Commerce faces a long hunt for an industrial manager as city officials delay authorization of grant funds. Powell Ward resigned May 3 to join a residential developer in Dublin, leaving the post vacant. The chamber awaits city invitation to present the grant plan, with potential delays tied to land acquisitions and public park use.
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Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Powell Ward
Dublin
City of Fremont
Chamber
Tom Toborg
Niles Canyon
Alameda
Toborg
City of Fremonthsimont
Grandmiord Erickson
Commission
Morris Hyman
Thurber Fantasy Film Set as Warner Musical
James Thurber's fantasy The 13 Clocks will be filmed as a musical by Warner Bros Seven Arts. The project marks a musical adaptation of the author’s story with plans for production and release details forthcoming from the studio.
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UPI
James Thurber
Warner Bros
Seven Arts
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