Flair and folly mark local quit attempt and toy protest
Jim Balentine, a councilman, touts dramatic self discipline as he reduces smoking from three packs to about three cigarettes daily after a symbolic burial and a staged management of temptation. A Bay Area torture toy prompts debate on taste versus censorship and free enterprise. Dan Clifford dangles 746 feet above San Francisco Bay before rescue from the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Woman declared dead revives at mortuary in Long Beach
A 69-year-old woman, Heckaline Roseberry, was pronounced dead after a heart attack but began breathing again at a Forest Lawn mortuary. Embalmer John Savino said she stirred while sheets were removed, minutes after her body arrived from Montreal Hospital where doctors had checked her condition. The incident followed a separate string of small fires at Fort Ord schools, with no link found to a prior blaze.
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Elks sponsor physician notes revived patient during hospital miscue
Memorial Hospital officials recount a rare case where a patient pronounced dead later revived. Elks sponsor a physician who had been notified waited as questions arise about heart fibrillation. Premont Irvington High sets spring carnival 2 to 9 pm Tuesday chaired by Kathy Mogueson. Fremont Elk Lodge sponsors Flag Day essay contest for district fourth to sixth graders with a $25 US Savings Bond prize awarded June 13 at Central Park services.
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Fremont Unified School District
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Fremont fluoridation petition gathers near 2000 signatures
A Fremont drive to place water fluoridation on the November ballot reports almost 2,000 signatures. John Matthews, chairman of the Fremont Area Association for a Clean Environment, states the petition progress.
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John Matthews
New Soviet Mars mission Mars-2 may land or deploy stations
Tass reports the five ton unmanned Mars-2, biggest Soviet interplanetary craft, may land on Mars or send automatic stations. Mars-2 launched for a six month, 29 million mile voyage, aiming scientific study of Mars and its environment.
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Sadat Presses US to Force Israel Out for Peace
Cairo reports say Egyptian leader Anwar Sadat urged Washington to compel Israel to withdraw from occupied Egyptian territory as a condition for peace. He warned of resuming war, proposed reopening the Suez Canal, and outlined a new liberal constitution after dismantling the Arab Socialist Union. He declared he will not seek another term and urged a powerful People’s Council with broader authority.
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Huey Newton signals shift for Black Panther Party
In a Malcolm X birthday speech at a Berkeley theological seminary Huey Newton the party's defense minister admitted arrogance toward the church and black community and criticized past confrontations with police He said the Panthers must change by engaging the church and community and moving through development stages rather than rushing to change He noted a central committee shift and denied a Cleaver alignment while warning of potential reorganizing if system reforms stall.
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Appeal set today for Leslie Bacon
Leslie Bacon's lawyers plan an appeal likely Friday after her contempt citation. She was ordered jailed until the next grand jury session ends or she testifies. Bacon, once flown from Washington to Seattle as a material witness, denies knowledge of the bombing and seeks a stay pending Supreme Court ruling on use immunity.
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San Francisco
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Insurance Agent Completes Workshop in Chicago
Fremont agent John F Anderson of the Fred Lipman Agency with Mutual Trust Life Insurance has finished a Career Agents Workshop at the company home office in Chicago.
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