Nixon praised for plan to ban missile systems
Senate arms control advocates praised President Nixon on Thursday for conceding to their call for a negotiated ban on antiballistic missile systems. The bipartisan bloc said the administration now favors separately negotiated treaties on defensive and offensive weapons, an idea previously rejected for a year. The joint U S Soviet statement followed.
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Walter F. Mondale
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Edward W. Brooke
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John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Woman set afire in S.F. terror attack shocks city
Three men assaulted a young mother in downtown San Francisco, doused her with a flammable liquid, and set her ablaze. Barbara Murphy, 19, suffered third degree burns over 25 percent of her body before two officers quickly helped extinguish the fire. J. T. Wheatall, 35, of Oakland, was held for assault with intent to murder. two suspects fled.
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Oakland
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Former officer guilty of assault in Alameda court
A former Fremont police reserves member pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault in Alameda Superior Court. Donald G. Thome, 27, was given a one year suspended sentence and placed on probation after a drive by shooting in which 11 year old Michael A. Potts was wounded in the abdomen while a dune buggy was being driven nearby by Allen R. Dutra.
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Alameda Superior Court
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Ashton Place
Fremont
Michael A. Potts
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Thoma
Potts
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Diego
Freeing Newark murder suspect cites lack of evidence
East Palo Alto youth Nathan Garderer, 19, cleared of murder and attempted robbery charges in the Newark liquor store shooting after Municipal Judge Ray Puect notes no victim identification by the wife. Police say the getaway car was owned by Garderer. another suspect, 15 year old George McHenry, remains in juvenile court.
Births at Kaiser Hospital and Washington Hospital
A May batch of birth notices from South County lists newborns at Kaiser Hospital and Washington Hospital. Names include Jay Heinematy and a girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wong in Union City, with other newborns linked to Fremont Newark and related addresses, dated May 12 to May 18.
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Leanoro
Preston Hickmats
Fuschie Court
May
Ben Torres
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St. Rose Hospital
Hayward
Stephen Miller
Hans Bertsch
Bayh vows to block Reagan welfare reforms
U S Senator Birch Bayh attacked Governor Reagan and announced plans to introduce legislation to prevent waivers that would let California experiment with welfare reforms He said the move would dismantle welfare and accused Reagan and Nixon of using deceptive language Bayh pledged to press the issue while campaigning for president in California Los Angeles San Bernardino and Riverside locales.
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New Haven Board-Elect Opposes Alvarado Site Purchase
New Haven school board-elect, preparing for next Tuesday’s meeting, reviews the Alvarado School site deal amid opposition from at least three members. They favor a Hall Ranch Road site for growth, while Supt. Duane Bay notes efforts to maintain district ethnic balance amid uncertain impact.
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Bedroom Blaze Damages Fremont House
A bedroom fire at 36673 Viola Court Fremont caused an estimated 5100 damage before firefighters from a seven-man crew and two pieces of equipment contained it to the bedroom. The home was unoccupied. The cause was undetermined and no injuries were reported. The fire was under control by 11 22 a.m.
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Fremont
Everette Murphy
Councilman Balentine Heads Forum Board in Fremont Newark
Fremont Newark city leaders created a cooperative Forum of the Future board to coordinate efforts among Fremont Newark and Union City. Councilman James Balentine was elected president for 1971 72 with Holand Campos named vice president and former president Gene Rhodes stepping down.
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James Balentine
Forum of the Future Board of Directors
Washington Township Hospital District
Holand Campos
Balentine
Gene Rhodes
Union City
Police hunt for gunmen after fatal New York ambush
A 100 detective manhunt seeks two Black suspects after a machine gun attack from a speeding car wounded two officers at close range in Manhattan. Officers Curry and Binetti, both 39, were shot as they chased the vehicle on a one way street. The shooting followed guarded police attention around Hogan’s home after a Black Panther case prosection. The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association offers a 5,000 reward.
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Frank Hogan
Hogan
Black Panther Party
Thomas Curry
St. Luke's ‘Hospital
Nicholas Binetti
Abhour
John M. Murtagh
Murtagh
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association
New York City
PBA
Edward J. Kiernan
Curry
Binetti
Riverside Drive
Wraghway
Cunny
Binelti
First U S case of mercury poisoning linked to swordfish diet
A Long Island woman identified as Mrs N Y developed dizziness memory loss hand tremors and speech difficulty after two years on a swordfish diet. A doctor testifying to Congress said the case may be the nation’s first proven illness from mercury poisoning in ordinary market foods. Her weight fell from 165 to 145 pounds during the two year period.
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Herdman
Amazing Europe Tours via Jet Charter Plan Expands
The travel business buzzes about new jet charter tours to Europe. Government permission allows all carriers to offer all inclusive tours with savings up to 250 dollars per person. Escorts and professional guides guarantee coverage of key sights. Packages cover round trip air, first class hotels, air conditioned coaches, and most meals for 22 10.40 day trips.
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