Nixon confirms U.S.-Russ arms bid
President Nixon publicly stated the United States would pursue a U S Soviet agreement to limit offensive and defensive nuclear weapons and implement it within the year. He spoke after meeting with Gerard C Smith and praised progress toward a long stalled arms control accord tied to ABM limits as Defense Secretary Laird cautioned that rapid success was unlikely.
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CPU
Niaut
Moscow
Nixon
State Department
White House
Gerard C. Smith
U. S
Strategic Arts
SALT
Smith
Vienna
Entelsat
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon
Potomac
Laird
Wiliam P. Ray
Talia Batgins
Bayh targets Reagan in heated campaign push
In Sacramento Bayh accuses Reagan of demagoguery and misusing welfare policy while promising to push legislation despite Nixon era opposition. He criticizes tax and job policies, cites unemployment figures, and praises welfare reform as a potential improvement. Bayh defends his attack as a call for real change.
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Sacramento
CPT
Birch Bayh
Ronald Reagan
Indiana
Sath Rea Nason
Nixon
Gov
Reagan
Bayh
Ued
Uy Gayvstead
Two Philippine Fighters Crash Deadly Air Collision
Unclear text records a mid air collision involving two Philippine fighters near Manila. One pilot was killed and the other was injured, with reports of base return and ongoing inquiries. The fragments reference air force aircraft and a fatal outcome.
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Manila
UPS
Dog chased for rabies shot avoidance in Newark yard
A 3 year old dog in Newark fled from a carrier seeking rabies vaccination. Local responders reported the incident near 33737 Newark Blvd as owners prepared to handle the animal and safety measures.
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Maria
Helen Ret
Pasteur
Keithi
Newark Blvd
Arizona
Pabtes
Alaska
Martin Ai
Fremont youth sentenced for car theft and addiction
Michael Pamarites, 18, was found to be a narcotics addict but unable to get treatment. He received a sentence of one year in county jail and five years on probation after being convicted of felony car theft. The arrest followed the alleged theft of a car at a Sahara Tahoe hotel and its drive to California.
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Fremont
I Mnt
Michael Pamarites
Sahara ‘Tahoe
California
Palms to be transplanted after salvage work
Rollin Campos, principal, says science teachers could save some palms removed. Workers report birds and eggs found. landscape artist Robert Loge notes palms and trees to be saved if Wilkerson supervises. Bird casualties feared but some pigeons may be left to nest. officials debate urgency of salvage.
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Rollin Campos
Robert Loge
Landscape Archibe
Singer
Wilkerson
Lage
Sage Sant
Fremont festival parade features local girls participation
Fremont girls join the annual festival parade as participants led by Bettencourt and a court including Bye Queen and Anita Morera. The event includes a mass at 9 am at Saint Joseph's Church in Mountain View, with festival organizers and sponsors noted.
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Fremont
Sic
Bremont Girls Wal
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Nhe Giels
Egilentin Ee Bae viNha Tethanot Ly
Bye Queen
Debug Gare
Pal Ben
Aon
Mianuel
Anita Morera
Sulenniatiles
Bettencourt
Nountus
Int Joseph's
Mountain Vin
Higher prices spur cost of living hike
Washington reports the Consumer Price Index rising 0.3 percent driven by food and clothing costs. Inflation for the first four months of 1971 average 3 percent, the lowest since 1968, with wage gains offsetting some price pressures.
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UPL
White House
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Tua
Labor Department
Nixey
House
Donald Lydiegler
Niten
Leon Anost
Pio
Eiugh Mi
Two N.Y. police shot to death
Two New York City patrolmen, one white and one black, were shot to death late Friday night. They were killed near Harlem as they reported for duty, in a white Mustang sighting. Police issued bulletins naming two armed suspects as the killers and said the officers were shot in the back after approaching the patrolmen. The slayings followed two prior police shootings in two days.
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New York
UPL
Harlem Hospital
T He
Naiter
Kilers
Upper West Side
St. Luke's Hospital
Edward J. Kiernan
Patro Men's Benevolent Cration
PBA
Kenesforth
Ci Cumstances
Crack opens in deadlock that would soon end draft
The Senate opened a narrow crack in a deadlock over ending the draft, as votes were set between June 4 and six amendments to extend the Selective Service Act for two years. Debates would probe a $3,000 Army bonus, and measures to shift to a volunteer force.
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Washington Sps
Senate
Mike Gravel
D- 1
Dunat
Nelson
Talward M. Kennedy
Gravelo
John Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Boise plan seeks to curb store opposition near Cedar Boulevard
Newark residents weighed objections to a proposed Merco development at the K Mart corner, arguing a new supermarket and shops would change the Cedar Boulevard area. The plan includes a K Mart, savings and loan, potential restaurant, gas station, and a new residential block, with commissioners set to revisit the proposal Tuesday evening.
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Fkhowe
Audi Cin Sampson Develpment Co
K Mart
Cedar Titlevard and
Phoretor
Tannday
Bankrupt upholsterer freed in Watsons case
A bankrupt upholsterer and stage operator from Mountain View, Reyna, faced grand white collar charges after customers complained work was unfinished. A civil suit for 170000 dollars against Household Finance was dropped. Keven alleged wrongful arrest.
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Wisotonts
AL Dirion
Bankraph
Pusvtel
Hiattehartes
Advi Po Reyne
Mountain View
Hineeludd Bites Corp
Samme
Hey Ton
Eaheaens
Bremont Pas Lites Frival
Montgomery
Reyne
Kustomers
Nat Caels
Whs
Reynan
Furitien Howse
London
James II
Bhs
Reyna
Kevan
Park access debate sparks tempers and petitions
A heated council session on opening Eucalyptus Park drew heated remarks and calls to preserve the reservation system. Opponents warned of security and legal concerns while supporters urged broad access, with petitions exceeding 800 names presented to back opening the gates.
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Lewis
Thomas Boslaph
Balentine
Newark
Jack Cooper
Bostaph
Foreign students sheltered at Fremont weekend conference
Ohlone College hosts about 100 foreign students for a weekend conference. Ohlone counselor Frank Nakasaka said the community housing appeal was over subscribed as residents opened their homes. Students will hear Australian Consul General Roger Dean this morning and attend a dance at Newark Community Center this evening.
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Fremont
Ohlone College
Ohlone
Frank Nakasaka
Roger Dean
Newark
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