Mill In Protest Clashes At San Francisco State College
Police were called as about 300 students attacked the administration building during a mill in at San Francisco State College. Earlier protests led to arrests and negotiations, with ROTC removal as a chief demand and unrest continuing despite campus leaders asking for calm.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco State College
Donald T. Garrity
Dmonstration
Garrity
Rotsee
Trustees Weigh Cop Policy At Newark District Meeting
Newark Unified Trustees meet at 7:30 p.m. in the district board room to discuss Hayward police student policy and potential adoption status. They review two proposed construction yard sites on Clark Street and Central Avenue. Action requested on Ohlone College use of Newark High School football field and renting 14 classrooms for 1968 69 year with classes spread across Fremont Kennedy High School Newark High School and the main campus at 660 Washington Blvd.
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Newark Unified School District
Hayward
Musick Ave
Newark
Corporation
Clark Street
Cherry Street
Central Avenue
Cedar Boulvvard
Ohlone College
Fremont
Kennedy High School
Newark High School
Washington Boulevard
Chestmobile Dates Set for Fremont Council Meeting
Fremont city council will consider vetoing three planning commission rulings and approve staff action to pursue legal action over alleged sign violations by a furniture store. Meeting starts at 7 30 p m at the Fremont Community Center 40204 Paseo Padres Parkway. Additional items include an immigration denial continuation for a Quik Stop Market rezoning request and a quadrant rezoning from thoroughfare to neighborhood commercial at Fremont Boulevard and Cooks Road.
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Fremont
Planning Commission
Fremont Community Center
Paseo Padres Parkway
Farwell Drive
Cooks Road
Rotary Club Meeting and Local Planning Disputes
Rotary Club hosts a luncheon at Colonial Kitchen in Newark as it follows up on council actions against Connollys Furniture over signage removal by May 15. Frank Haggerty plans to appeal Fry’s Market rear fence ruling while Argonaut Way residents raise trash and truck concerns and bar location objections. Wes Sears, Fremont Newark Junior College board chair and district supervisor candidate, is guest speaker.
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Connolly
Council
Bob's Burgers
King Rental
Hub
Frank Haggerty
Planning Commission
Fry's’ Market
Argonaut Way
Fry's Market
Wes Sears
Fremont-Newark Junior College Board of Trustees
Budget Approved for Chestmobile in Union City
Alameda County Chestmobile will visit Union City for two weeks starting June 3 offering free skin tests breathing tests and chest X rays for 40 and over and for those with positive skin tests. It will operate at Union Plaza Shopping Center 32900 Alvarado Niles Road 2 7 9 p m June 3 and 10 and Tuesdays through Fridays 9 a m to 1 p m and 2 to 5 p m. The subcommittee agreed to a $3.5 million bond sale for police and central park construction and to raise wages for classified employees from six months to one year.
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Alameda County
Union City
Union Plaza
Alva
rado-Niles Road
P.mn
Central Park
Fremont
District plans five year terms and farm preserve land use
The district proposes three weeks of meetings per year after five years and calls for five district directors. The board will designate 141 Pad acres off Mission Boulevard as an agricultural preserve. If designated, the land cannot be used except for agricultural or park purposes for one year. Directors’ pay is budgeted at $4,128 and the attorney will be retained at $7,900.
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Mission Boulevard
Planners Nix Sign Plan For Gas Station Signs
Commissioners approve a general signing program but exclude service station signs. They also back a $3.5 million commercial residential complexat Blacow Road and Mowry Avenue with phase one starting July. A preliminary plan for a 45.6 acre shopping center and apartment complex at Paseo Padre Parkway and Country Drive was approved.
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John Stevenson
Blacow Road
Mowry Avenue
Stevenson
Dan Bodily
Paseo Padre Parkway
Country Drive
Daily Review details and circulation notice in Alameda
Publication imprint for Tre Arcus issued by Daily Review editor Jock Moorhead. Paper notes second class mail status in Alameda County California under federal law. Subscription price appears as ten cents per day or eighteen dollars per year with daily publication except Sundays.
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Tre Arcus
The
Daily Review
Jock Moorhead
Pitate
California
Alameda
Dawn Redwood Memorial Honors Auto Victim
A Fremont Central Park memorial grove honors Dawn Sanders, 14, who died in an auto accident. Fifteen-year-old sister Karen Sue was injured. classmates planted trees and a bronze plaque will mark the grove, funded by friends, neighbors, and relatives.
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Fremont
Central Park
Kern County
Dawn Land
Sanders
Gret-lite
Chen Sanders
Mosswood
Drive
Washington High School
Dawn
Karen Sue
California
Missing Submarine Scorpion Mystery Deep Ocean Rescue Limits
Navy officials note rescue from a sunken Scorpion is unlikely at several hundred feet below the surface. The Scorpion and Thresher incidents highlight deep ocean dangers and ongoing but immature deep submarine rescue systems. Skipper Slattery, a Maine native, has led the Scorpion since October after serving on Tunny and Nautilus.
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Moorer
Navy
Atlantic
Navy Board of
Slattery
West Paris
Maine
Seven Hills Area Ban Clears City Council
The City Council banned all parking on cul de sacs in the Seven Hills Area to ease traffic delays. Signs will be installed in about three weeks. parking remains allowed in recessed stalls along streets. The panel postponed for six months a truck weight restriction on Whipple Road and set a study session for June.
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Union City City
Devel
Seven Hills
Taare
Anne
Whipple Road
Alameda County bids flood control project in Newark
The Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation District advertised forty bids for a Zone No. 5 flood control facility in Newark worth about 44000 dollars. The plan includes 1551 feet of reinforced concrete pipe from Musick Avenue to Narrow Street and targets completion by October 1966. District engineer-manager Paul E. Lanterman says the project will ease local drainage problems.
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Board of Supervisors
Alameda County
Paul E. Lanterman
Obituaries for Reid Bergren Knauft Stephenson
Obituary notices list Thomas H. Bergren died May 11 in Vietnam with services in Palo Alto. Andrew Reid, Alfred Knauft, Lula Stephens and others are noted with funeral plans at Fremont and surrounding churches and mortuaries. Surviving family members and burial locations include Golden Gate National Cemetery and Greenwood-Riverside Cemetery.
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Joseph L. Thomas
First Baptis Church of
Newark
Golden Gat National Cemetery
Sar Bruno
Thomas H. Bergren
Vietnam
Rolter and Hapgood
Middlefield Road
Palo Alto
E. G. Bergren
Fremont
Ted
Terry
Trudy Bergren
Arroyo High School
San Lorenzo
San Jose State College
U.S. Army
Saigon
Golden Gate
National Cemetery
Sang Bruno
Andrew Reid
Alfred Knautt
Santa
Cruz
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Berge-Pappas Mortuary
Delaware
Fremont Blvd
Catherine
Andrew Reid Jr
South San Francisco
Margaret Buchanan
Chapel of the of
Toronto
Canada
Peralta Blvd
Maryanne
Lamont
Ian and
Catherine Buchanan
Greenwood-Riverside Cemetery
Spokane
Wash
Lula M. Stephens
Fremont Memorial Chapel
Charles Stephens
Dorothy Boudreau
Texas
Otis Weldon
Dixon
Thelma Venter
Oakland
Charlotte Simko
Wayward
Cora Mayer
Iva McDonald
Hawaii
Jack Stephens
Arizona
Stephens
Oklahoma
Iingin
Memorial
Vietnam's President to Visit U S in June
Vietnamese leader Nguyen Van Thieu plans a visit to the United States in late June, with stops in Washington and New York. The trip, expected to last about a week, follows official schedules announced by an aide.
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Lottie Rogers
North Carolina
L. Monroe
Paul
Joe Rogers
Ella Cruse
Mary Brawley
James Rogers
Vietnam
John Rogers
Michigan
General Motors
Fremont
Order of Foresters
United Auto Workers Union
Esmond Carlson
Memourial Chapel Mortuary
Peralta Blvd
Burta
Chapel of the Chimes
Hayward
Soviet Union and Canada Sign Five-Year Atomic Energy Protocol Pact
The Soviet Union and Canada extended their cooperation on peaceful atomic energy for five more years, with the protocol pact signed and announced Monday in Moscow.
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Moscow
UPN
Soviet Union
Canada
Free Puppet Show Friday for Newark Children
Puppet shows scheduled at Newark Public Library 37101 Newark Blvd Newark. Performances start 10 am and 4 pm to promote the 1968 Summer Reading Club. Two plays Tiger Strikes Out and Punch and Judy run about ninety minutes each directed by Bruce Vogel active in puppetry since 1962.
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Newark
Newark Public Library
Newark Blvd
Bruce Vogel
Iryvington Library
Vogel
Quat says peace talks would be too humane toward communism
In Saigon Premier Kan Huy Quat warned that halting the shooting war for peace talks would be too humane toward communism. He told the World and Asian Peoples Anti-Communist Leagues conference that stopping fighting to talk could lead to a world partitioned into Communist and non Communist zones.
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Saigon
UPI
Anth
Kan Huy Quat
Quat
Planners Set Hearing on Relocating Miracre School Site
Newark Planning Commissioners will meet at 8 p.m. in City Hall to decide if Transamerica Corp. request to relocate Miracre school within the Lake subdivision constitutes a major change to the planned unit development. The proposed site shift moves from Cedar Boulevard to near the Nimitz Freeway at Charles Street end.
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Lake Subdivision
Newark
Newark Planning Commissioners
City Hall Council Chambers
Newark Blvd
Transamerica Corp
Transamerica
Miracre
Cedar Boulevard
Nimitz Freeway
Charles Street
Thailand Announces New Constitution Takes Effect June 20
Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn said Thailand's new constitution, a decade in the making, will become effective June 20. The reform aims to transition from military rule to a democratic framework amid ongoing Vietnam War talks in Paris. Ku Cheng-kang of Nationalist China supported hard-line peace terms and warned against conceding battlefield gains at the conference table. Saigon hosts three day talks with representatives from South Vietnam, Nationalist China, South Korea, Canada, Australia, Argentina, the Philippines, Japan, Indonesia, and Thailand.
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Bangkok
UPL
Thanom Kittikechorn
Thailand
Guat
Vietnam
Saigon
South Vietnam
China
South Korea
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Philippines
Japan
Indonesia
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Dawn Redwoods
Dawn Sanders
Central Parte
Ceatense Trom
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Randy Evanson
Hamilton Way
Delaware Drive
Evanson
Fremont Fire Department
Alma Heck
Alma Irene Heck
Washington Hospital
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Nathaniel J. Heck
Nelson St
Jo Nell Pratt
Gary Heck
Darryl Heck
Geraldine Harris
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John and
Edward Reid
Thomas Bergren
Mr. Rett
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Elizabeth Knauft
Susan Adams
Patricia Bradley
Washington
Betty J/Vargi
Charles Claualder
Washing Alton
Lula Stephens
Fred Rogers
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