Supreme Court to hold Saturday session over Amchitka test
The Supreme Court plans a rare Saturday morning hearing over the Amchitka Island blast tied to the Spartan interceptor missile test for the ABM system. The session will allow each side 30 minutes for arguments as protests mount from across the nation and abroad.
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Violence at game injures several and arrests made in Union City
At a high school football game in Union City several people were injured and two juveniles were arrested after chaos erupted. Police reported officers were struck by chairs bottles boards and rocks during the disturbance.
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Weather Outlook Through Tomorrow A Steady Warm Spell
The forecast shows little temperature change across the two days. Highs will range from the mid-60s to low 70s with tonight’s low from the mid-30s to mid-40s. Northwest winds will blow 10 to 20 mph.
Rocklin Wookey Dismissed on Eight Counts
Rocklin Wookey, 27, a four year member of the force, was dismissed on eight counts as reported on page 12.
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Senate parties clash over redistricting plan fate
Senate Democrats face Republican demands for more talks on a redistricting proposal as two members’ vacations and possible bolt threats threaten a compromise. California unemployment dips to 7.0 percent in October, still 1.2 points above national average. Mosquitoes in California nearing pesticide immunity amid looming airline sleeping illness epidemic warnings.
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Unauthorized Cuban group deported after world sugar meeting
Ordinary citizens join U S Senate and a national labor leader in urging a halt to an underground nuclear explosion planned today on Amchitka Island in the Aleutians. The nearby Canadian threat of mass violence is raised in coverage on Page 2.
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Anti-Communist youths raid Madrid gallery destroying Picasso engravings
Militants invade an art gallery in Madrid damaging 24 Picasso engravings valued at about 85700 dollars. The works were part of a travel exhibit honoring Spanien master’s 90th birthday, with authorities investigating the incident.
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India Pakistan border clash sparks air intrusion chase
India and Pakistan exchanged fire and intrusions as Pakistani Fi Starfighters violated Indian airspace and were chased by Indian jets near Srinagar and Jaffna. Troops reportedly crossed into East Pakistan to strike gun positions, while shelling and shooting incidents occurred in Tripura and the Rann of Kutch region.
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Fremont women protest tree cutting at housing site
A group of Fremont housewives from CAN marched through a construction area where Singer Housing Co. plans four new homes on historic nursery grounds. They urged pruning and preservation of marked trees while noting red painted trees slated for saving and white ones for removal, and questioned the plan's conformity to the Back of the adobe. The tour, led by Mrs. Kay Fustis, included city officials and aimed to protect a stately black walnut and boxed trees.
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Fremont man held in $20,000 forgery at bank
Fremont resident Donald D. Castle was arrested on a Santa Clara County forgery warrant after allegedly cashing a $20,085 cashier's check by posing as an authorized agent. Detective Sgt. Duane Watson said Castle altered a check to obtain cash, then fled with the funds from a local bank. A Fremont resident for over a decade, Castle had bail set at $20,000 on prior bad check charges. no cash was found at his home.
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Newton jury seated for manslaughter trial
A jury panel in Newton was formed for the manslaughter case of Black Panther Hosy P. Newhen. The eight jurors and four alternates included two Chinese American women and a man from Guam. The group was picked after protests outside the court house and the judge ordered the seating to proceed.
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Jobless rate falls again in October
The Labor Department reports October unemployment dropped for veterans and workers, with the rate at 6.0 percent, 270,000 fewer than September. Nonfarm payrolls rose little while the civilian workforce reached 79.8 million as Vietnam veterans entered the job market.
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