Fremont area spring events and performances listing
Fremont and surrounding communities announce a dense schedule of events including bicycle safety instruction, a Pinocchio production, Harmony Club breakfast, Expo 72 camping gear exhibit, Mission San Jose fiesta, St Joseph’s carnival, swim lessons, an open house for Donald G. Glankier School, and theater and art shows at Ohlone College and UC Berkeley venues. Numerous rec department activities, recycling drives, car shows, pet parades, and school fundraisers fill the day with family friendly activities across Union City Newark and Irvington with admission details and locations provided.
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Harmony Cld
Tolpm
Tropics
Mobile Park Recreation
Baker Road
Union City
Warfield
Tricity Recycling
Meedow Center
Grimmer and
Blacow
Fremont
Oquideor
Newark Airement
Patterson
Gabrillo Drive
Clus
Patterson School
Fremont Central Park
Paseo Padre Parkway
Donald G. Glankier
Sandale ‘Drive
Glankier
Bunker School
Smith Ave
Newark
Irvington High School
Ace Grove
Mis San Jese de Guadalupe
See Blvd
Guild and
Logan High School
James Logan High School
Edorium
H Street
Ohlbee College
Ohlone College
Washington
Times disputes war story charges
A Times editor defended the paper against claims by a Nixon administration official that its North Vietnam dispatches were propaganda. A.M. Rosenthal asserted the newspaper seeks essential information from all sources and will not be limited to official U.S. statements. The cited Haiphong dispatch quoted North Vietnamese miners and ship movements.
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Obituary notices for Lopez and Guerrero in Fremont Newark area
Jessie Ann Lopez 56 of Union City died Thursday. Services at Corpus Christi Church Fremont at 9 a.m. Monday. Survivors include seven daughters and many relatives. Rosary at Fremont Chapel of the Roses 8 p.m. tomorrow. Salvador P Guerrero 78 of Newark died yesterday. Requiem Mass at St Edwards Church Newark at 9 a.m. Monday. Wife and children listed. Burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
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Jessie Ann Lopez
Union City
Corpus Christi Catholic Church
Second St
Fremont
Comision Horsrifica
Marty Jane Scott
Rosemarie Barrera
Alice Ann Severa
Nellié Joyce Stevenson
San Leandro
Jennie Moreno
Newark
Dolores ‘Beltran
Carol Ann Vasquez
Carls Macias
San Diego
Arcadio Macias
Walnut Creek
Helen Contreras
Catalina de Albe
Berkeley
Eppina
Salvador P. Guerrero
St. Edward’s Catholic Church
Thornton Ave
Colima
Mexico
Rebecca Guerrero
Slavador E. Guerrero
Jacqueline Guerrero
Newark Memorial Chapel Mortuary
Newark Blvd
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Hayward
Campaign changes urged by wounded state trooper
Capt. E C Dothard the state trooper who was shot while protecting Gov George Lce says presidential candidates should drop outdoor rallies and handshaking for protection. He is slightly sore from a mid section wound but plans to join Wallace in Maryland on Monday. He has guarded Wallace since 1963.
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Draft change eyed to boost National Guard and Reserves
The Selective Service proposes allowing men who already received induction notices to enlist in the Guard or Reserves. The plan removes minimum service length, enabling two year or shorter active terms. If approved, eligible draftees would have 20 days to join a Guard unit, with changes likely in five to six weeks.
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Funeral notices for Salvador Guerrero and family
Salvador Guerrero of Newark age 78 native of Colma Cal. Funeral arrangements at Newark Memorial Chapel with services at Saint Ward Church and Rosary Sunday evening. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward. Call 2177 for information.
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Alan
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Jucith Guerrere
Fremont
Colma
Mary
Newark Memorial Chapel
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Hayward
Agnew rules out Connally as Nixon running mate
Vice President Spiro Agnew said he may not be Nixon's running mate in November and called the Connally speculation unrealistic. He noted Connally’s Democratic registration and dismissed the idea of Connally as vice president while praising Nixon's choice timeline. Connally, cabinet Democrat and adviser, resigned after voicing support for Nixon and possible future campaigning.
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Chisholm Says Campaign Proves Minority Can Run
Shirley Chisholm tours Watts and Compton College in California as she campaigns for the Democratic presidential nomination. She argues a Black woman can aspire to the highest office, notes support from students, and criticizes both Black and white politicians. She predicts Edward Kennedy will win the nomination at Miami Beach.
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Newark to take over city animal control from county
Newark administrative assistant Richard Meyer pushes for city control of the animal shelter as he recruits the first city officer. He details delays with Alameda County staff and cites a dog bite incident on Vinewood Street, urging a July 1 transition with the June 16 start for training at a monthly pay of 714 to 872 dollars.
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Fremont Days finalists named for county fair performances
Fremont Chamber of Commerce announces finalists for the Alameda County Fair July 5 acts. Senior and junior Jaylettes, guitar solos, hat dance, singing and several dance groups win awards led by the Aerobatic Scarecrows and Bare Necessities with multiple performers listed among the winners.
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Alameda County
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Anly Micco
Ellen St
Kim Hall
Linda Hall
Lawler Ave
Diane Jones
Alexander St
Nancy Stepanal
Crestwood St
Daphne Armstrong
Wheeler
James Carney
Barbara Carney
Whitfield Ave
Rayann McCormick
Robin St
Kelley Torres
Savannah Road
Hazen
Pee Wee Jaylettes
Dennice Loustau
Lan
Riles urges passage of Proposition 2 in California
San Francisco UPI reports State Schools Superintendent Riles warned that defeating Proposition 2 could force misfit schools to operate in tents. He said losing the measure could lead to the closure of more than 1,500 schools for quake safety upgrades while the proposition would provide 250 million dollars in loans to repair municipal schools. Mayor Alioto urged protecting students and safe school facilities.
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