Police seek treatment shift to curb drunk driving
City police leaders urge a move from punitive tactics to treatment for public drunkenness and drunk driving. In Fremont and Union City, dozens face charges monthly, with revolving-door outcomes. A proposed state bill would place drunkards in protective custody for detox at centers, aiming to reduce repeat offenses and emphasize rehabilitation.
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Ates
Jim Noonan
Fremont Pole
Fremont-Newark Union City
Laura Seceda
Tri-Cities
Fremont
Union City
Ronald Lindgren
Selter
Geonie Mal
Ie’ Uaeta Auetion
Alameda County
Matzek
United States
Lindgren
Rocal
George Deukméjian
Los Angeles
Alameda
Howard Bunphy
Bureau of Atholst
San [Eandm
Oakland
Highland General Hospital
Fairmont Hospital
Bunphy
Reform fees spark council redistricting debate
The council faces disputes over a proposed redistricting plan. Critics say the process is flawed and rushed, with petitions containing 1122 names questioned for irregularities. If 4520 signatures are verified, a special election must be held within 60 days. A rally raised about 600 dollars, while organizers expect under $5,000 for their campaign.
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Arey
Parry
Robert Nelson
Area News
Pre-dawn fires claim 24 lives across nation
A string of deadly blazes left multiple families dead and others hospitalized. In Maine a six person Wardlow family perished in a split level home fire as authorities investigate the cause. In St Paul three small children died in a second floor blaze while ongoing subfreezing weather hindered searches. In Los Angeles two men and a woman were killed in a two story house fire with a possible arson link. The Wilkes-Barre Hotel blaze in Atlantic City injured three firefighters as a floor collapsed during efforts to control the flames.
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Martha Lee Wardlow
Willie Wardlow
Toousband
Paul R. Moore Sc
Amsuié Bell
Carlton
Joy Lee
Portland
Maine
Dean
Shirley Underwood
St. Paul
Los Angeles
Onees O'Shannon
Otto White
Twelfle Maxel Wy Nese
Uhey
Wilkes- Barre
Atlantic City
Fort Aniston racial clash injures twenty at post
An Army incident at Fort Aniston Ala injures twenty after a white MP sergeant drove his private car through a group of Black soldiers and WACs. One Black WAC identified as Jacqueline Powell faces disorderly conduct charges. The clash began with a bar fight between Black and white soldiers prompting a march back to the barracks, amid damaged cars, hospitalizations, and scattered attacks before authorities opened an investigation.
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Aniston
Ala
UPI
Bisek
WACS
Ftecitan
Als
Sumi
Aay
Ares
WAC
Jackqueline Powell
Aany
Empore
Anny Post
R. Ivan Pinnell
Dai, Pinnell
Pinnell
FL. Mellon
Cheneal Corps School
Sry
Students hurl bombs to protest U S terms in Okinawa return
Thousands of radical students protested the treaty terms by rioting in northwest Tokyo on Sunday. Firebombs were hurled, street fires and rioting spread over 12 square miles as 3,300 riot police struggled to control the demonstrations. By Monday morning 30 students were arrested, 61 women from Japanese universities among them, with 24 women and 19 civilians injured.
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Tokyo
UPI
Okinawa
Japan
Shibuya Distec
National Police Agency
Tokye
Johnson surprise guest at Nixon's worship service
Washington UPS reports Lyndon B. Johnson appeared as a surprise guest at President Nixon's White House worship service. Johnson and his wife Lady Bird arrived from Charlottesville after visiting their daughter Lynda Bird and Maj. Charles Robb. Their visit followed a presidential retreat at Camp David. The former president, long associated with downtown churches, joined Nixon and Archbishop Medeiros in a receiving line. The Gastonia Wesleyan Youth Chorus performed, marking Johnson's second White House service.
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Washington
UPS
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon
White House
Humberta & Medeiros
Boston
Johnson
Lady Bird
New York City
Lynda Bird
Maj
Charles §. Rebb
Charlottesville
Arethia HS D
Medletres
Brownsville
Tex
Gastonia
Gunmen Take Families Hostage in Philippines
Two gunmen identified as Joey and Freddie held eight children and seven adults, including two mothers, hostage for 13 hours near Manila before surrender talks. They claimed links to a communist group and demanded a lawyer, after robbing a CBN radio station vehicle and using a local home as a base, with a go-between Baltazar aiding negotiations. The ordeal ended as the gunmen departed with some hostages.
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Manila
UPI
Har
Conault
Joey Ad
Freddie
Grst
Amado Asturiae
Joe
Taylay
Curl
Marciano Baltazar
Baltaza’ Aor
Pix Hee
Ofrer
New People's Army
Mme
CBN
Thelma
Marco
Peter Tan
Teresiia Bal
Union City director dies in crash
Kennedy 51 of Union City died after his car left Thornton Avenue near Jarvis Avenue and struck a utility pole. Police reported odor of alcohol. a test was ordered. Witnesses at Silver Pines golf course placed time of 7 45 A.M. before the fatal impact en route to Washington Township Hospital.
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Newark
Union Cy
Kennedy
Remington Drive
Union City
Washington Township
Thorton Avenue
Jarvis Avenue
Silver Pines
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League of Women Voters
Cde
Jaumoh
Radesbeee
Niles Community Center
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Arthur Snow
Eugene F. Cushing
Kenneth Tullle
Migangy
Ira
BRIS
Platt
Livermore
U.S
Orthen
Humberto Medeiros
Union
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