Marines Launch Crockett-2 Offensive At Khe Sanh
Reports describe US Marines pushing into the DMZ after a weeklong lull, seizing a Communist hilltop fortress near Khe Sanh as Operation Crockett-2 begins a new ground drive. Saigon says 41 Communists killed, Marines suffer 4 dead and 119 wounded amid heavy fighting near Saigon and the northern coast.
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Don Tinhaarn
Riverton
Wash
Narbi
U.8
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Leatherneck
Khe Sanh
North Vietnam
Saigon
Providence
Viet Song
1St Airthorpe Division
Chamber Delays Probe Decision Amid Directory Fee Debate
The chamber postponed ruling on a probe while plans to obtain a grant proceed. The executive board debated a $20 nonmember listing fee to curb nonmembers using the directory as a recruitment tool, with George Oakes Len Harris and others backing the fee. A separate recommendation supported a bill to grant Fremont Newark Junior College District an automatic 16 cent tax increase next year.
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Nénd
George “Oakes
Ratherhan Ca
Oakes
Len Harris
Mega
DiGailio
Broun
Carlos Bee
Heyward
Fremont-Newark
Fund Drive Aids Victim Of Leukemia Show
Fund drive supports Wendy’s trust as boxing event opens with young boys and teens. Fighters from Newar Boys Club Hayward and AAU Golden Gloves join Sadler in a charity night featuring Shipés Lester exhibition. Admission is $1, proceeds go to Wendy whose father George faces kidney disease.
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Sadler
Shipés-Lester
Wendy's Trust
Newar Boys Club
California
Hayward
Amateur ‘Athletic’ Union
Wendy
George
Local Notices From Alameda County June 3 198a
Fragmentary OCR shows a local public notice from Alameda County dated June 3 198a. Names and details are garbled but indicate official action under an act and a related address or contact.
Teacher Case In New Turn Ruling on Ward Bid to Return
The board fired Ward on May 15 after upholding the principal and administration's recommendation not to rehiring him in his fourth tenure year. A state hearing officer recommended no cash for dismissal after a hearing and stated all charges against Ward were untrue and unfounded.
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Ward
Year’s First Fair Weather Break Alerts Motorists
Towns across the country mobilize for Memorial Day weekend as traffic surges. Indiana urged drivers to stay calm and turn on daytime lights while highway patrols prepare for accidents. Maine liquor inspectors assist, several states activate National Guard or Civil Defense to back police patrols. Wisconsin Governor Warren Knowles declares a statewide emergency, Ohio counties assign all officers to duty.
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Stiels
Florida
Kirk
Indiana
Proud A.kline
Indianapolis Speedway
Maine
National Guard
Civil Defense
Wisconsin
Warren Knowles
Ohio
City Spends on Duplexes and Dogs in Newark Budget
City officials report a 17000 dollar cost for a nine year rental of an unused duplex and a hike in dog catching expenses as Ed O Mara fights a court battle over damages from a 968 fire. Altman questions a county level dog control plan and suggests licensing and vaccinations be handled by county, while noting current revenues do not cover costs.
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Newark
Ed O'Mara
Richmond ‘Ave
Thorton Avenue
O'Mara
Di Guilio Elected by Chamber Directors
Di Guilio yesterday was elected vice president by chamber directors to fill the unexpired term of David Patterson. Ray Boogs filled the second vice president post. Francis Rose takes Patterson’s unexpired 1965-47 term. Five others were named to 1966-68 terms: Al Silva, Lawrence LaFieur, Morris Hyman, Jack Rusinise, Lou Hakenfeld. Edward Mayer named secretary and Bert Loosmore parliamentarian.
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Lawrence LaFieur
Morris Hyman
Jack Rusinise
Lou Hakenfeld
Hey
James ‘Allen
Everette, Davis
Fred Duvall
L.B. Harper
Don Moore
Edward Mayer
Gid Bert Loosmore
Border Tensions Rise as Arab Forces Mass Near Sinai
Reported troop concentrations along the Sinai border heighten Middle East tensions. Egyptian and Arab units, alongside Syrian forces, threaten Israel from the south. Cairo rejects Johnson’s five point peace plan while U S diplomats press for Gulf of Aqaba access and pullbacks. The evolving crisis prompts hourly updates from Al Alwan and other sources.
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Washington
Jerusalem
Middle East
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Israel
Cairo
Sow'oes
Egyot
Johnson
Gulf of Aqaba
Elath
Cairo News
Middle East Crisis Deepens As Powers Seek Peace
Cairo reports accuse Egyptian officials of provoking escalation while a high level delegation meets in Moscow seeking pledges of arms and aid for the Arabs. The Soviet Union signals it will not pressure the Arabs toward peace, heightening the worst regional crisis since 1959.
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Shams Badvan
Moscow
Saylet
Middle East
Soviet Union
United States
France
Nasser vows full mobilization if Israel acts
Cairo reports President Gamal Abdel Nasser warns any Israeli military move against Egypt or Syria will trigger all out war with destruction of Israel. Soviet backing cited as Cairo rejects U S proposals while Al Ahram notes clashes are inevitable and Israel may strike first. The meeting at supreme military headquarters was chaired by Nasser with Deputy President and field marshal Abdel Hakim Amer present.
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API
Gemal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Syria
Israel
Arab Republic
Nasser
al Ahram
Supreme Military Headquarters
Abdel Hakim Amer
Policeman Nabs Steer on Highway in Fremont
Sgt. Dean Patterson and Officer Gene Darnes halted traffic with three CHP cars to corral a 100-pound steer wandering onto the highway. The animal was boxed in by officers and herded to a junk yard. The patrol noted third such incident in the week and joked about getting a horse.
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Dean Patterson
Fremont
Gene Darnes
Carter
Sim
Heart Attack Kills State Legislator
State Senator McAteer died suddenly from a heart attack at 41. He had announced a mayoral bid earlier and would have resigned his seat if he won leading to a special election. Survived by wife Frances and children, he was a Navy veteran decorated for service in the Korean War and credited with authorship of a major educational reform bill.
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John F. Shelley
University of California
Universty” of
San Francisco ‘Law School
McAtcer
AE _McAteer
Senate Education Committee
San Francisco
Pee Ty
Frances
Song
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Timiothy
Terénge
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Navy
Kerolam
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