Oakland FAA tour sparks political mix and talk of taxes
Officials gathered at the FAA building in Oakland for a tour as Fremont Mayor Bill Van Doorn pressed questions about naming and tax implications of a $30 million investment planned by 1972. The scene included light banter with Newark Optimist Club members and endearing club dynamics as the new editor of The Sal Us spoke.
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Washington
Oakland
Fremont
Bill van Doorn
van Doorn
Mr. Washington
PTA Leaders Push Student Involvement At Convention
Mrs Leon Price head of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers urged deeper student participation in Oklahoma City at the 75th annual convention. She proposed PTSA naming, student input on curricula and dress codes, and elevating education to a cabinet level.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
PTA
Leon Price
Dallas
PTSA
Price
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Prof Charles Simic Poem Reading at Chabot College
Professor Charles Simic of California State College Hayward will read and discuss poetry in the language arts conference room at Chabot College. The event is part of the community services language arts workshop and open to the public. Simic has published What the Grass Says 1967 and Somewhere Among Us A Stone Is Taking Notes 1969 with Yakak Press, and Dismantling the Silence 1971. His translations and poems appear in major anthologies of modern poetry.
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Hayward
Charles Simic
California State College
Uiam
Chabot College
Community Services
Kayak Press
Five to compete in Alameda County Vocational Olympics
Fremont five Mission and Jose High School students will compete at the Alameda County Vocational Olympics at the county fair in Pleasanton from June 29 to July 2. Participants include Linda Scroggins shorthand Robert Martin 10 key adding machine Louis Evans boys typing Doug Coburn bachelor rivals and Donna Eckert girls typing. The event is the first vocational Olympics at a Northern California fair and is sponsored by the Alameda County Industrial Education Council with cooperation from county fair directors.
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Jose
Linda Scroggins
Robert Martin
Louis Evans
Doug Coburn
Donna Eckert
California
Pleasanton
Alameda County
Industrial Education Council
James C. Bartlett
Fremont Unified School District
Nixon enjoys a lazy Sunday at Florida beach villa
President Nixon spends a relaxed day at a bayside villa in Key Biscayne Florida with daughter Julie and son in law David as a farewell for Ensign David Eisenhower sails to the Mediterranean. He plans a trip to Alabama to launch the Tennessee Tombigbee waterway near Mobile and brief Southern editors on domestic policy. Nixon also signals a broader Southern strategy while attending LBJ library dedication in Austin. He names Eugene Ormandy as his representative to the Fifth Inter American Music Festival in Washington and Philadelphia.
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David
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Austin
Tex
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Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Alabama
Tennessee-Tombigbee
Mobile
Birmingham
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Republican Party
George Wallace
Reuben Askew
Florida
Louie B. Natur
Kentucky
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
Winfield Duan
Tennessee
Hixon
Eugene Ormandy
Philadelphia Orchestra
D.C
Philadelphia
DeAnza College Wins Nine-Team Autotrophy Event
DeAnza College edged Cha bot for first place in a nine team Autotrophy event. Curtis, a 1969 Mission San Jose High School graduate, and Splendorio, class of 1969 from Skyline High School in Oakland, were notable participants.
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Chabot
Curtis
Mission San Jose High School
Splendorio
Oakland
Skyline High School
Humphrey says Democrats need new heroes to win youth vote
Senator Hubert Humphrey told a taped interview that the Democratic Party must choose new heroes among the men of tomorrow to attract first time voters in 1972. He warned that relying on old names like Robert F. Kennedy and Eugene McCarthy risks losing youth support and suggested Democrats could defeat Nixon without changing Indochina War priorities.
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Robert
Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Hubert Humphrey
Democratic Party
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Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Humphrey
Nixon
America
Trial hearings resume in stalled Davis case in California
Angela Davis and Ruchell Magee return to Contra Costa County Superior Court for the 13th time in a delayed Marin County Civic Center shooting plot case. Prosecutors seek to quash charges while defense notes Magee self taught in prison and questions courtroom fairness.
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San Rafael
Calif
UPI
Angela Davis
Ruchell Magee
Superior Court
Richard E. Arnasan
Contra Costa County
Miss Davis
UCLA
Magee
San Quentin
Marin County
Defese
Franklin Alexander
Ruchell
Alexander
Obituary: Lillian C. O Connor of Fremont Dies
Fremont obituary for Lillian C. O Connor aged resident of Fremont who died Friday funeral mass at Corpus Christi Church 47891 Second St Fremont at 9 a.m. today services from Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary 140 Peralta Blvd Fremont at 8:30 a.m. She was a UC Pharmacy graduate and survived by five Cesari brothers from Fremont. Burial Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
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Fremont
Lillian C. O'Connor
Corpus Christ Church
Second St
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
Niles
University of California College of Pharmacy
Guido Cesari
Suisun
Fischer Wins Opener in Taimanov Match After Five Hours
The first of ten scheduled games between Robert Fischer of America and Mark Taimanov of the Soviet Union ended in Fischer's victory after five hours. Fischer seized the initiative with a rare line breaking through Taimanov's defense, securing a decisive gain and maintaining pressure as the struggle swung with precise exchanges and tactical threats. Craig Barnes of Berkeley later won the DVI Semi-Open in Tracy, with Harold Chappel taking second in the Expert-A division.
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Robert Fischer
Soviet Union
Mark Taimanov
Fischer
Taimanov
Craig Barnes
Berkeley
Tracy
Harold Chappel
Barnes
Uscf BC
George Roust
Livermore
Fis
Gary Kobliska
David Peltier
Pleasanton
Gary MacLeod
Fremonte
Sean Hopkins
Castro Valley
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