Rich Nations Pledge $3 Billion In Credit To France
In Bonn the Group of Ten pledged 3 billion dollars in emergency credits to France as it faced a possible devaluation. IMF support of 450 million plus 2 billion from wealthy nations aimed to stabilize the franc while Paris awaited a cabinet decision on monetary policy.
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France
Bonn
Group of 10
International Monetary Fund
D Imf
United States
West Germany
Italy
Britain
Belgium
Canada
Netherlands
Alexports
Strauss
Belly Dancers at Hellas Cafe Face Coercion Probe
Federal grand jury indicts Albert Sinadinos and Mrs. Josephine Charitla for coercion and intimidation. Six Greek belly dancers on temporary visas were told they must perform seven days a week with threats to report them to immigration and seize passports, case details reveal.
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Chicago
UPI
Hellas Cafe
Albert Sinadinos
Sinadinos
Josephine Charitla
Atty
Thomas A. Foran Seaid
United States
Fluoridation Debate Spreads in Newark Chambers
The chief opponent, E. V. Kaiser of Fremont, warned in a telephone interview that fluoridation should await proof and preserve freedom of choice. He plans to challenge the issue when it reaches the chambers of commerce in Newark and Union City.
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E. V. Kaiser
Fremont
Double Heart Transplant Patients Face Mixed Outcomes
United Press International reports Thomas Everest C. Thomas, longest surviving heart transplant patient, developed kidney complications and worsened. Darrell Hammarley at Stanford was in satisfactory condition after receiving a second heart. Other updates include two additional transplants, a possible rejection case in Houston, and Richmond’s Lewis Russell nearing release as a long-term survivor.
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United Press International
Everest
C. Thomas
Darrell Hammarley
Stanford University Medical Center
William Karraker
Stockton, Calif
Stanford Metical Center
Luis Domingo
Roa
Valparaiso
Chile
Houston
Richmond
Lewis B. Russell
Indianapolis
Virginia
Medical College of Virginia
Thomas
Hammarley
Recall drive targets Alameda County Supervisor Robert Hanon
Castro Valley homeowners group Citizens for the Improvement of Castro Valley demands recall of Robert Hanon after he supported a lumber yard on Castro Valley Boulevard. Spokesman Don Beauregard, exiting a Thursday supervisors meeting, vows to rally 200 members to force Hanon from office claiming he does not represent Castro Valley.
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Robert Hanon
Alameda County
State Senate
Say
Castro Yaltey
The
Citizens For the Improvement of
Hannon
Casteo Valley Boulevard
Don Beauregard
Castro Valley
Beauregard
Arcus Published by Daly Raview in Alameda County
A fragmentary notice from a California Superior Court in Alameda County outlines publication details for a local paper. It lists subscription rates of $1.50 per month or per year and provides postal and contact information with a daily except Sundays publication schedule.
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Daly Raview
Jerk Moorhead
Businem Mar
Teenie Superior Court
State of
Chitorala
Alameda
Mat
Dliscrnts
Pedo Maller
Arch 3
Tet
Dresa
Begins Center
Gahare
Enedt
Morith
Center Square
Fremont
Cad
USC Chief's Wife Dies in Fremont Heart Attack
Helen M. Boege 83 wife of Union Sanitary District General Manager Raymond A. Boege died of a heart attack Thursday while en route to Washington Hospital Fremont. Survived by two sons Raymond F. Boege Sacramento Michael R. Boege Fremont a daughter Mary Chamberlain Germany and nine grandchildren. Funeral Monday 9:30 a.m. Fremont Memorial Chapel 3723 Peralta Blvd Requiem Mass 10 a.m. Holy Ghost Church 37588 Fremont Blvd Rosary 8 p.m. Sunday. Burial Mountain View Cemetery Oakland. A San Francisco native she lived at 38243 Ashford Way Fremont resident for 1h years.
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Helen M. Boege
Union Sanitary District
Raymond A. Boege
Washington Hospital
Fremont
Boege
Sacramento
Michael R. Boege
Mary Chamberlain
Germany
Fremont Memorial Chapel
Peralta Blvd
Church of the Holy Ghost
Fremont Blvd
Mountain View Cemetery
Oakland
San Francisco
Ashford Way
Arraignment In Dope Case In Fremont
Thomas C. Wright, 20, son of Fremont police chief Clinton Wright, held on $800 bail after arraignment in Fremont on marijuana possession charges. Wright, of Fitzgerald Circle, is set to appear in Fremont Municipal Court next Wednesday at 9 a.m. for counsel and plea. He was arrested with Jane Anthony Turner, 20, on Henry Street after clippings allegedly containing marijuana were found in Wright's jacket.
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Thomas C. Wright
Fremont
Clinton Wright
Santa Rita County
Pleasanton
Wright
Fitzgerald Circle
Fremont Municipal Court
Janes Anthony Turner
Henry St
Cloirette Butts
Cops Nab Suspects After Standoff In Anderson
In Anderson California two men were taken into custody after a 10 minute standoff when one suspect allegedly pulled a pistol during a truck stop robbery attempt. Hedley restrained the older brother during the confrontation aiding officers. William Sanders of Eugene Oregon and an unnamed suspect were held for investigation of robbery.
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Ucontinued
Anderson
Calif
Sanders
Brown
William
Eugene
Ore
Hedley
William Sanders
Kennedy High Hears JFK Tribute In Quiet Memorial
Kennedy High School students at Iremont gathered to hear a taped tribute to John F Kennedy. The event featured quotes from Kennedy and reflections on his legacy amid a floral tribute and school song. Students recalled his speeches and the nation’s events, adding lavender flowers to a memorial display as cars cast lights through fog outside.
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Kennedy High
Fremont
Harriet Bardsley
Kathy Dilk
Steve Buckman
Chivvns Moore
Donald Oldham
Jol F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Keane
Nixon
Sandburg
Shirley
Earth
John F. Kennedy High School
Iremont
United
Spi
Navy
Bernal Father
Plane Falls In SF Bay Sparks Rescue After Belly-First Landing
A Japan Airlines 707 vanished from radar during approach to San Francisco and plummeted into the bay. Passengers describe a sudden water impact as the captain attempted to climb away. No fatalities reported. a salvage firm will retrieve the aircraft after investigators conclude protocols.
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Asah
Kasuo Lastinolo
Shigeo Kameta
San Francisco
Richard Giesen
Chicago
Giesen
Walter Dunbar
New York
Dunbar
New York City
San Mateu
Johnson names McNair to Civil Defense Advisory Council
President Johnson announced the appointment of Gov. Robert E. McNair of South Carolina to the Federal Civil Defense Advisory Council. The move complements appointments related to civil defense and federal service, with other recent staffing changes noted in the administration.
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Washington
UPT
Johnson Friday
Robert E. McNair
South Carolina
Ofle
Kerner
Illinois
Students Defense Advisory Council
Ker
BART Wins Federal Grant for 126 Train Cars
The Bay Area Rapid Transit district won a $28 million federal grant for 126 train cars but faces a funding tie to a $146 million state action. Gov Reagan backs a three-county sales tax boost, while Assemblyman Burton criticizes auto lobbies and pledges to fight the tax measure in 1960.
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Bay Avea Rapids
BART
Paul M. Litton
San Francisco
Reagan
Alameda
Contra Costa
John L. Burton
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Dallas
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Posada Way
Thomas H. Bergren
Vietnam
James J McCallister Jr
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James Doherty
Ronaie Reagan
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