Apollo Moon Mission Crew Triumph Amid Four Gyrations
Apollo 10 astronauts Stafford Cernan and Young connected Snoopy and Charlie Brown in lunar orbit after four troubling gyrations near the moon. A control switch error risked failure, but calm cockpit dialogue and quick repairs led to a near flawless plan to return, paving the way for the July lunar landing.
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Fremont Principals Reassigned and New Vice Principal Named
Fremont Unified Schools District announces reassignment of two elementary principals and appointment of a new vice principal. Al Semenza moves from Warm Springs to Oliveira replacing Clarence Battle who returns to teaching. Jim Howden becomes principal of the Warm Springs Leitch complex. Kurt Husks named vice principal at Mission San Jose Igh. All appointments take effect July 1.
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Fremont
William J. Bolt
Fremont Unified
al Semenza
Warm Springs
Oliveira School
Clarence Battle
Jim Howden
Mission San Jose
Warm Springs Leitch
Bolt
Howden
Kurt Husks
Irvington High
Mission San Jose Igh
Joe Tranching
Irvington
Tre Arcus Publishad by i Daily Ravten wes David R. Ferry
A historic notice from Alameda County California references a Superior Court order dated June 21 1967 and entry for mailing to Fremont indicating probate like legal notice and subscription details for a local newspaper.
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I Daily
Ravten Wes
David R. Ferry
Ielefak
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County of
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Potential Bay Oil Field Near Point Pinole Disclosed
Standard Oil of California announced the discovery of a potential oil and gas field near Point Pinole on San Francisco Bay shore in Richmond. The company reported oil shows and some oil pumped from the well, on Bethlehem Steel Corp. property, with plans to drill a second well to assess depth and commercial production viability. Other East Bay wells are already producing commercially.
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UPI
Standard Oil of California
Point Pinole
San Francisco Bay
Richmond
Bethlehem Steel Corp
East Bay
200 Berkeley Dissidents Arrested and National Guard Deployments
The Berkeley protests intensified as 1,000 new National Guard troops were called up for five to seven days to supplement 2,260 on duty. UC President Hitch urged reduced violence while defending Chancellor Heyns and criticizing police tactics amid campus clashes over the People’s Park closure. Sheriff Madigan defended the police response as demonstrators clashed with officers already present.
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San Jose
James
National Guard
Berkeley
Charles Hitch
Sinc
Alameda County
Media Sharing Blame for Campus Unrest Says Coakley
Alameda County district attorney J Frank Coakley told the Southern Alameda County Bar Association that the news media shares much blame for campus unrest. He warned that continued disorder could invite violent leadership and civil war, citing France and Germany, and urged lawyers to oppose overhyped anti establishment phrases. He linked rising crime and overloaded courts to modern social upheaval and questioned pre trial procedures as fishing expeditions.
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Nation
J. Frank Coakley
Alameda County
Coakley
Southern Alameda County Bar Association
Sunol Valley Golf Course
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Germany
Hitler
J. Edgar Hoover
America
Alameda Board Approves Temporary Prosecution Aids
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors passed an emergency resolution to let District Attorney J Frank Coakley hire private lawyers on a temporary basis to prosecute rioters. Coakley said recruits will be drawn from former deputy district attorneys now in private practice as needed.
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J Frank Coakley
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Coakley
John D. Murphy
Bass
Berkeley
Pigs Cause Traffic Chaos on Express Highway
In Fukuji Japan a herd of 101 pigs skidded across the Tokyo Nagoya express highway center strip, overturned, and killed eight pigs while scattering others onto the roadway. Police reported three motorists injured as vehicles collided with a stone wall while dodging the animals. Traffic remained disrupted for over two hours.
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Japan
UPI
Tokyo-Nagoyal
Water District Detachment Plea Tabled in Alameda County
The Local Agency Formations Commission tabled Hayward’s request to detach about 18 square miles to form a separate district area including Union City. Alameda Creek recharge and saltwater intrusion mitigation are cited as benefits the district argues would be lost if detached. The panel ordered the city and district lawyers to prepare points of justification for a future ruling, with State Resources official Finlayson to render the final opinion.
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Formations Commission
Alameda County
Hayward
Matt Whitfield
Commission
William Scanlon
Morris Hyman
Donald Finlayson
State’s Department of Water Resources
Finlayson
Ordinance To Regulate Quarrying in Fremont Council
Fremont planning commissioners passed a quarrying regulation to rehabilitate abandoned sites. The final adoption rests with the city council. A scheduled UCLA talk by cabinet member Robert Finch was canceled due to campus unrest. the measure aims to limit quarrying impact on land and public health.
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Fremont
Los Angeles
UPI
Robert H. Finch
Uglalgf
Charles E. Young
Young
Pauley Pavilion
Finch, Secreta
Fremont Councilmen Meet Early on Street Budget Study
Fremont city councilmen will convene at 7 a.m. in City Hall council chambers to review the 1969 70 street construction budget. The meeting is set at 39700 Civic Center Drive.
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Fremont
City Hall
Civic Center Drive
Requiem Mass for Mary Serpa in Mission San Jose
Mary A Serpa 75 died yesterday at Washington Hospital Fremont. Funeral from Berge Pappas Mortuary 40042 Fremont Blvd at 8:30 am tomorrow, mass at St Josephs Mission San Jose 9:15 am. She was born Fayal Azores and listed among family and friends including Normal Silva Manuel Andrade Amelia Santos Joe Andrade Tony Andrade. rosary tonight 8 pm at the mortuary chapel. Burial planned at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Washington Hospital
Fremont
St. Josephs Church
Mission San Jose
Berge-Pappas Mortuary
Fremont Blvd
Fayal
Azores
Sprai Council
Warm Springs
Frank Serpa
Normal Silva
Pacific Grove
Manuel
Andrade
San Jose
Amelia Santos
Rhode Island
Joe Andrade
Tony Andrade
Morstuary
Young Shotgun Blast Victim Still Serious
Fremont boy Michael W. Gibbs a 12 year old from 35924 Vicolet Court remained in serious condition at Washington Hospital after surgery for leg wounds from a shotgun blast. Detective Ed Montgomery said investigators found the shooting by a friend Steven L. Louwaert, 12, of 36176 Fanshawe Street, to be apparently accidental with no intent to assault.
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Fremont
Washington Hospital
Michael W. Gibbs
Vicolet Court
Ed Montgomery
Steven L. Louwaert
Fanshawe Sr
Students Picket Stanford Research Institute Protest
About 130 demonstrators organized by Stanford University's April 3rd Movement picketed the Hanover street facility of the Stanford Research Institute in Stanford California. The protest targeted war related research at the institute as part of a series of demonstrations with further picketing planned at RI headquarters in Menlo Park.
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Stanford, Calif
Institute
Ri’s
Headwarters
Menlo Park
Union City Junior Chamber to Install Hawryshok Tonight
Fred Hawtyshok will be installed as president of the Union City Junior Chamber of Commerce at an installation dinner tonight. The program begins at 8 p.m. at Leo's Lounge Restaurant, 33423 Mission Blvd. Union City. Tickets available by calling 471-4535. Roger Wales of Fremont, new District 3 governor, will install Hawryshok with John F. Hughes as internal vice president, Richard W. Allen as external vice president, Louis Ray Hagon Jr. as secretary, Don Miller as treasurer, and Donald W. Strauch as state director.
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Union City
Fred Hawtyshok
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Leo's Lounge
Mission Blvd
Roger Wales
Fremont
District 3
Hawryshok
John F. Hughes
Richard W. Allen
Louis Ray Hagleton Jr
Don Miller
Donald W. Strauch
Fremont Talk by Allard Lowenstein Cancelled
A lecture by Congressman Allard Lowenstein of New York at the Westridge Community Center in Fremont has been cancelled, announced by William F. Holmes at the Fremont Newark IMPACT meeting.
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Fremont
Allard Lowenstein
New York
Westridge Community Center
William F. Holmes
Fremont-Newark Improved Political Activity Committee
Impact
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