Black Memorial Protest in Memphis Draws Thousands
In Memphis a large Black Monday march from a church to city hall drew about 3,900 to 4,000 participants. Police used a helicopter for surveillance as organizers seek Black leadership in city schools and AFSCME wage talks at Catholic Sidaseph Hospital.
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Frank Holloman
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
American Federation of State
Afscme
Sidaseph, Hospital
Reagan miscalc on state costs by millions in California
Sacramento based report says the Reagan administration over estimated state government costs by 92.7 million last year and now holds 23 million it cannot spend. Controller Houston Flournoy notes 23 million will go to a higher education building fund but await legislative appropriation. An election year clash with Democrats looms over surplus use.
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Sacramento
UPI
Reagan Administration
Houston Flournoy
Caspar W. Weinberger
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Flournoy
Auto crash kills Sacramento couple near levee drop
Sacramento police report Ray Francis Johnson Jr. 43 and Rosemary Frances Owens 47 died after their car plunged to the bottom of a levee by the Sacramento River. Coroners say both were thrown from the vehicle and likely killed late Saturday night. Nearby resident Charles Alexander found the wreckage.
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Sacramento
UPI
Sacrament River
Ray
Francis Johnson Jr
Rosemary Frances Owens
Charles Alexander
Missing boy search widens as leads reach across nation
In Los Angeles a missing four year old boy Jeffrey remains unseen for months. His mother Betty Fouquet is jailed on abandonment charges after another child was found along a busy freeway. Neighbors say the boy may have died in an auto accident. Deputies dug up the yard finding bones, unclear if human remains. Bail set at 12500 dollars for Betty and her partner.
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Los Angeles
UPI
United States
Betty Louise Fouquet
Jeffrey
Lille
Joly Smith
Bakersfield
Sroith
Fouquets
Bell Gardens
Fouquet
Rhonda
Jason
Lansdown
Brothers found stabbed to death in Los Angeles home
Two Nash brothers ages 44 and 90 were found stabbed to death in their ransacked Los Angeles residence. A nephew discovered the bodies as police suspect robbery was the motive. The home had reportedly been burglarized previously last April.
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Los Angeles
UPT
Thomas Nash
Louis Nash
Daily Review Subscription Notice Might Be Reissued
The notice outlines subscription details for the Daily Review managed by David R. Persy, with address at 122 Center Square Fremont California. It lists rates for Sunday and daily editions, plus a contact phone number and references to circulation and audit bureau membership.
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Ee Daily Review
David R. Persy
Benceat
Easi
Superior Court of the
State of California
Alameda
Ottea
Fremont
California
Congress
Center Squire
Audit Bureau
Dolly
Center Square
Gal
Controller reports added surplus funds from audits in 1968
SACRAMENTO State Controller Houston Flournoy announced that audits increased the final unappropriated surplus in the State general fund for 1968-60 by 12.9 million to a total of 537.1 million dollars. Preliminary August estimates had placed the surplus at 924.2 million. The gain stems from county welfare billings, insurance and sales taxes, Medi Cal and pay patients board sources, plus federal reimbursements for adoptions.
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Sacramento
Houston
Flow Noy
State General Fund
Flournoy
Medi- Cal
Patients Board
Department of Social Welfare
Births in South County and area hospitals
Mr and Mrs William Coyle 5822 Jour a Ave Newark Oct 30 a boy. Mr and Mrs Edward Payne 2811 Anders Place Newark Oct 40 a boy. Mr and Mrs Gecdon Richard 38367 Moab Drive Fremont Oct 10 a girl. Eden Hospital Mrs Siion Heuer Fremont Oct 30 a girl. Washington Hospital Mr and Mrs Christopher Gin 4168 Arte Court Fremont Dec 3 a girl. Mr and Mrs Garcy Cook 40321 Loil dla Rosd Fremont Dec 31 a girl. Mr and Mrs Gary Kinie 35750 Peach Wood St Fremont Hav 1 a girl. Domenica Blanding UIT Auckland Court Fremont Nov 7 a boy. Larry Keating 50 Start Bled Fremont Nov 2 a boy.
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Wiliam Coyle
Joura Ave
Newark
Edward Payne
Anders Place
Gecdon Richard
Moab Drive
Fremont
Eden Hospital
Airs
Siion Heuer
Say
Vincent SL
A'Gitt Washington Hospital
Christopher Gin
Arte Court
Del
Garcy Cook
Loil Dla Rosd
Gary Kinie
Peach Wood ‘St
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Mies
Domenica Blanding
UIT
Auckland Court
Ang
Larry Keating
Aarty
Death notices for Joseph Marin Geeoy and relatives in Gilroy
A list of relatives and residences is given for Joseph Marin Geeoy a resident of Cimerville with family connections to Gilroy Modesto Oakland Fremant and Missilas. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday November 21 at 420 AM at Hsing Funeral Home in Gilroy followed by Mass at St Marys Church and entombment at St Marys Cemetery with burial in Gilroy.
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Joseph Marin Geeoy
Califa
Haten Santos
Gilroy
Anns Tonkin
Modesto
Marues Silva
Oaklend
Saddarn Silva
Fremant
Cimerville
Neliva
Missilas
Priegs
Ase
al Hsing
Hive
Mary's Rhetta
St. Mary's Chindlery
Givoy
Committee meet on open spaces in California
A special legislative committee will meet Monday to review a two year study by a 21 member citizens panel. The Joint Committee on Open Space Lands will consider a plan that places the heaviest responsibility for preserving open space on local governments as California's open spaces dwindle.
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San Francisco
UPI
California
Joint
Allstate names new sales agent in Fremont hub
Ralph A. Smith has been appointed sales agent for Allstate Insurance Companies according to regional manager W. Kel Potter. Smith completed training at the Pacific Coast headquarters in Menlo Park and now has offices at the Sears Roebuck store in the Fremont Hub. He and his wife Freda have two children and reside at 35168 San Gago Street Fremont.
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Ralph A. Smith
Allstate Insurance Companies
W. Kel Potter
Allstate
Smith
Pacific Coast
Menlo Park
Sears, Roebuck
Fremont
Freda
San Gago St
Alcatraz transfer policy urged by planning leader
Mortimer Fleishhacker Jr. urged Congress to allow transfer of surplus federal property without charge citing Alcatraz as a case study. He warned selling park lands creates a price impulse for commercial development and argued such assets held in trust should not be burdened by costly conditions.
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San Francisco
UPI
Alcatraz
Mortimer Fleishhacker Jr
Congress
Fleishhacker
White House says Saigon agrees with Vietnam speech
Washington reports President Nixon gave Saigon a complete advance briefing on his war address and that the South Vietnamese government agreed with its contents. Zeigler said consultations were through normal diplomatic channels and noted allies would be informed before the nationwide broadcast. The speech preceded a major antiwar protest, with Nixon working on drafts at Camp David and aiming for a presidentially solo Oval Office delivery.
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Washington
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
United States
Ziegler
U.S
Vietnam
Nixon
Oval Office
Toom
White House
Rmpler
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Camp David
Maryland
MIT Threa tened Takeover Blocked by Court Order
In Cambridge Massachusetts a state judge issued a temporary restraining order to block a military antiwar group the November Action Coalition from seizing MITs administration building The order bars force damage and blocking access while a hearing is set for Friday The NAC plans had included demonstrations at MIT and a protest at Building 5 related to MIRV missile work.
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Cambridge, Mass
UPD
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Howard F. John
Thomas J. Spring
November Action Coalition
NAC
Johnson
Students For A Democratic Society
Massachusetts Liberation Front
Black Panther Party of
Boston
Calif. Grape Boycott Bill Seeks Pentagon Purchase Ban
A bill introduced by Rep. William F. Ryan aims to bar the Defense Department from buying California table grapes. He says the United Farm Workers boycott seeks to organize workers and that Pentagon grape purchases could undermine a strike. Californians backing the measure include Reps. George E. Brown Jr. Phillip Burton Don Edwards and Edward R. Roybal. other cosponsors hail from New York and Michigan.
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Washington
UPI
Defence Department
California
William F. Ryan
Dany
New York Democrat
Democratic
United States
T Lo
Benjamin
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