Quiet Holiday Genocide Protest Staged at Lincoln Memorial
Hundreds of protesters gathered in Washington marching for poor relief, while a sudden downpour interrupted the event. Activist visits by Mrs. King at the Memorial interrupted the demonstration, as planners referenced a national mercy effort and a call to save the nation. The march passed near the Lincoln Memorial amid rain and thunder.
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Martin Luther
Aaron Copland
Lincoln
Povern
Peace efforts sour in Mideast as clashes persist
Six days before the first anniversary of the Middle East war, Jordan and Israel clash again near the Sea of Galilee with no casualties reported. Britain and the Soviet Union plan new contacts in New York to push UN backed peace, while Arab territory issues and US policy debates color the scene. A separate Washington march features Mrs King and other leaders urging action to aid the poor and protest housing, education, and health failures.
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Israel
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Sea of Galilee
Unites Press International
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Soviet Union
New York
Mideast
Cairo
AL Gambouria
Harold Beeley
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Cig
U. N
Security “Council
Ofj
Heeley
Michael Auditorium
Stewart
Andrei Gro
Bahgdad Radio
Imyko
Moscow
Onj
Beirut
Johnson Accepts Budget Cut to Seek Tax Hike
President proposes a 10 billion annual revenue boost via a tax surcharge on corporate and private income. He warns failing to pass the measure could raise interest rates to 19 percent and intensify inflationary pressures. He cites global tensions and urges Congress action while praising Australian troops and awaiting France’s crisis moves.
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Gorton
France
Daily Review circulation notice from Alameda County
The Daily Review publishes a general circulation newspaper notice with details on publication status and postal handling. It notes a California Superior Court order, placement as a second class matter, and subscription rates including per copy and annual rates. The listing provides the Pendleton area address and contact information for the publication.
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Ohlone Bond Plan Focuses On Simple Education Needs
Ohlone College plans a two year program on a temporary basis at Serra Center and Huddleson Ranch to expand vocational and liberal arts offerings. Supt Stephen Epler warns enrollment pressure may reduce quality as the district seeks a permanent campus with specialized facilities for data processing engineering health and service occupations. Tomorrow will discuss alternatives for the future.
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Stephen Epler
Cme
Ennai
Emu
Huddleson
Ohlone
Ayereamase
Epler
Aleson Ranch
Fremont-Newark
Huddleson Ranch
Schow
Lost Sub Message Said Cruel Hoax
Officials in Norfolk Va caution against false hopes of locating the nuclear submarine Scorpion and its 99 crewmen. The end signal and debris were spotted 110 miles east of Norfolk at about 12 000 feet deep. A coded radio message prompted questions if the transmission was real or a hoax as the hunt for the Scorpion continues with planes, ships, and its sister subs.
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Norfolk
Navy
Instant News pioneer William R McAndrew dies at 53
Bronxville born McAndrew co created NBC satellite news coverage starting January 1965 with Churchill funeral from London and introduced instant global world news coverage. He led NBC News and network exchanges with Europe, began in Washington after a career with United Press.
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UPI
William R. McAndrew
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Lawrence Hospital
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Instant Global
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NBC Pres
Nbcs
Winston Churchill
London
Washington
United Press
Land
NBC
Hey
Board of Economic Warfare
Obituary for Mamie M. King of Fremont
Mass will be said for Mamie M. King at Holy Ghost Church Fremont at 9 a.m. burial in Holy Sepulchre Hayward. Rosary tonight at 8 at the Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary. She lived at 480 Evans Ave Fremont and was a member of SPRISS Council No 4 Centerville. Survivors include her husband Alvin J a daughter Carol a son Donald her mother Mrs Mary Silva and three sisters Delores Rasmussen Florence Cannon and Lucille Holt and one grandchild.
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Mamie M. King
Holy Sepulchre
Hayward
Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary
Peralta, Blvd
Temple Way
Newark
King
Evans Ave
Spriss Council
Centerville
Alvin J
Carol
Donald
Mary Silva
Delores Rasmussen
Azusa
Florence Cannon
Lucille Holt
Heart transplant patient eats large meal
In Paulo Brazil UPI reports Americas first heart transplant recipient Joao Ferreira Da Cunha 23 a semi literate cowboy surprised doctors by eating a large meal of chicken rice potatoes and two bowls of soup He then fell asleep after listening to Paraguayan records Doctors canceled the evening medical bulletin noting the patient’s unexpected appetite and recovery.
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Paulo
Brazil
UPI
Watin
America
Joao Ferreira da Cunha
De Gaulle Holds Ground Amid France Power Crisis
France faces a polarized response as De Gaulle vows to stay and fight after dismissing parliament. Tens of thousands rally pro Gaullist support while opposition leaders denounce dictatorship. Strikes paralyze the nation and critics warn of a possible decree rule.
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France
de Gaulle
de Gaile
la Republique
Place de la Concorde
Federation
Francois Mitterrand
Mitterrand
Mherty
Man Hurls Himself Into Car In Escape
Ronald D. Wheeler, 28, of Hayward, fled four Fremont officers after arrest for speeding and narcotics paraphernalia. He collided with a passing car driven by Jennie McDonald, 43, of Fremont, sustaining possible skull fracture. Wheeler was treated, discharged, and committed to Gladman Psychiatric Hospital. companion James N. Rodrigues, 23, was arrested for resisting an officer and narcotics warrants.
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Fremont
Ronald D. Wheeler
Laola
Blacow ‘Road
James N. Rodrigues
Folsom
Rodrigues
Wheeler
J. Hughes
Hughes
Jennie McDonald
Kewy Dorsey Ave
Washington Hospital
Wirtanen
Gladman Psychiatric Hospital
Oakland
Washington
Mother Killed Self and Sons in Fire Tragedy
In Paso Robles deputies report a double murder and suicide after a woman, Mrs. Janette Woods, 38, shot her two sons David, 8, and Glenn, 7, then burned their trailer and killed herself. The children’s father, Lt. Alan Woods, 37, was serving in Vietnam and expected to return. An inquest was tentatively set for Monday.
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UPS
Corone
Janette Woods
Vietnam
David
Glenn
Robert Hartley
Hartley
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