Saigon Moves Toward Expanded Talks End Boycott
Saigon agrees to end its boycott as expanded discussions in Hanoi and Washington aim to widen talks to include South Vietnam and the Viet Cong. State Department says progress may come this week while Thieu resists letting the Viet Cong join as a separate Tate group.
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Saigon
NEF
Hanoi
NLE
Washington
Johnson
NLF
United States
Thieu
North Vietnam
Consid
Jeppar
South Vietnam
Viet Cong
Natonal Liberation Front
Robert J. McCloskey
State Department
Tan
Nguyen van Thieu
Paris
Fremont Can Plant Fire Wrecks Oven Sparks
A two alarm blaze at a Fremont can manufacturing plant damaged an oven and about $3,500 in damage. Lacquer particles in an oven vent ignited, drawing 20 firefighters to 41089 Royce Road at 7 30 a m. Water from hoses aged tin cast stacks valued around $200 000. No injury count listed.
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Fremont Can Manufacturing
C. T. Supply Co
Royce Road
Council Eyes Hearing On Residential Versus Industrial Zoning
Councilmen Tom Kitayame and Henry Franco push a Dec 2 hearing on planning commission’s industrial versus residential zoning for land bounded by Dry Creek Pacific Avenue and Kitayama Bros Nursery. Mayor Alvelais faced conflict of interest questions over Kitayama’s vote.
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Tom Kitayame
Henry Franco
Planning Commission
Dry Creek
Pacific Avenue
Kitayama Bros. Nursery
Kitayama
Alvelais
GOP Assails McCord Over Party Rule Fallout
McCord fights party rule with appeals to central committee and a Republican rift widens. Fremont central committee member Trudy MacDonald calls the issue dead as McCord’s term ends, while Harry Brumbaugh blasts his loyalty and warns against reappointment.
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McCord
Central Committee
Trudy MacDonald
Fremont
Harry Brumbaugh
13Th Assembly
California
GOP
Brumbaugh
Carl
One Way Toll Set For Two Bridges
The California Toll Bridge Authority approved one way toll collection in Sacramento for the Carquinez and Benicia Martinez Bridges. The tolls will be collected from south bound traffic only and doubled to 50 cents for passenger cars and 1 for trucks.
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Sacramento
California Toll Bridge Authority
Carquinez
Benicia Martinez
Toll Bridge Authority
Floyd Sparks
Haylward
Carquinez Bridges
Area City Staffs Cited For Safety
Fremont Police Department and Newark Police Department earned safety awards from the East Bay chapter of the National Safety Council for recording the fewest accidents among city fleets over 600,000 miles. The award was presented at the annual safety banquet amid talks of a court case involving a 97-car train accident and a toll-collection study for the Carquinez bridges.
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Fremont
Fremont City
Newark
East Bay Ch
Oakland
Berkeley
Southern Pacific Railroad
Harry Heyen
Sabraw
Nursery Avenue
Steart of Safety Council
Requiem Mass for Angelina Biron in Fremont Church
Angelina Biron died yesterday at a Fremont convalescent home. A native of Italy she lived in Fremont 52 years and leaves a husband two sons and two daughters with six grandchildren. Services begin at 9 a.m. tomorrow at St Josephs Church Fremont with origins from the Fremont Chapel of the Roses at 8 30 a.m. The rosary is at 10 p.m. today. Entombment will be at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
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Angelina Biron
Fremont
St. Joseph's Church
Mission Blvd
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
Italy
Frement
The
Sons of Italy
Oakland
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Hayward
Murky 1961 Notice From Alameds County Printed
Doubtful archival notice appears from Alameds County dated June 1 1961 and published in a California post front. It lists subscription rates and a sparsely readable local balance entry with names and places barely legible.
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Oriee Ae Siste Or, Certainta
County of Alameds
Graveside rite for Victoria Ann Williams in Fremont
Victoria Ann Williams five months died Saturday at Washington Hospital in Fremont. Graveside services are at Irvington Memorial Park Fremont at 1 p.m. tomorrow. She is survived by parents Ronnie and Mildred Williams and grandparent Martin Irmer. Friends may call at Fremont Chapel of the Roses today.
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Victoria Ann Williams
Washington Hospital
Fremont
Irvington Memorial Park
Chapel Way
Ronnie Williams
Stevenson Blvd
Christopher Lee Williams
Mildred Williams
Martin Irmer
San Lorenz
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
Hope Gone For Lost Miners
Rescue efforts at the Blacksville Division mine were halted after a Sunday air reading proved unsafe. An early Monday explosion halted further exploration and raised fears for trapped miners as rescue teams, having entered 4,500 feet, encountered dangerous carbon monoxide.
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Adler Spotle
Consolidation’s
Blacksville
Matches Company
Fremont Chamber Hires Sacramento Official
Robert Clyde Jaeger of West Sacramento Chamber becomes assistant manager of Fremont Chamber in December at 700 dollars monthly. He heads industrial development, will oversee press and PR, previously produced 240 jobs and 14 new or expanded industries. Jaeger, Lt Colonel Retired, is an antique car enthusiast restoring a 1934 Rolls Royce.
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Robert Clyde Jaeger
West Sacramento Chamber of Commerce
Fremont Chamber
Dec
Jaeger
Chamber
Chet DeGiulio
Stan Lueher
Allied
Uhe
West Sacramento Chamber
Air Force
Mather Air Force Base
Sacramento
Moline
Til
Sacramento City College
la Salle Correspondence School
Trio Of Thugs Steals $15 At Area Tavern
Police report a 2 p.m. robbery at the Alvarado Hotel Bar 3995 Smith Sr Union City. Three robbers showed pistols and obtained $15 from manager Jose Ochoa 44 before fleeing north on Union City Boulevard in a blue Volkswagen. Charles Foster identified two suspects.
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Alvarado
Smith Sr
Union City
Charles Foster
Jose Ochoa
Ochoa
Foster
New Haven Meet Sees Trustees Interview Architects Tonight
New Haven Unified School District trustees will hold a closed interview session with three architects from 7:30 to about 10:30 p.m. The purpose is to select a designer for a new junior high school funded by September bond voters. The board plans to authorize selling some bonds next month.
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New Haven Unified School District
Newark High School naming considered amid district plans
Newark Unified trustees weigh a name for the fourth high school to be built near 5715 Musick Ave. The district seeks a name honoring local fallen servicemen from Newark and lists candidates including former presidents and other leaders. Board actions include approving a $240,600 contract for land purchase and continuing negotiations with owners of remaining adjacent parcels.
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Mowry West
Sabdmark
Newark
Musick
Nell L. Ave
Frank Heath
James F. Perley Jr
Newarkigh School
Vietnam
Bob, C. Boyd
Flanders Drive
Robert Sousa
Elm St
Kenneth Wedman
Lakewood
Tom G. Brady
Cabrillo Drive
Fremont
Betty Galvarin
Claremont Drive
Franklin Roosevelt
Nixon appoints Herbert Klein as White House information chief
President-elect Nixon names Herbert G. Klein a longtime aide as director of communications and chief information officer for the executive branch. Klein will coordinate information flow across departments, set the tone for administration messaging, and report directly to the president.
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New York
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
Klein
White House
Lwith Klein
Nixon
The
San Diego Union
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Pierre Hotel
Ohlone College hires UCLA planner for master plan
Dr. Donald Morgan, 43, an academic planning expert from UCLA, is hired by the Fremont NewPark Junior College District to help develop Ohlone College's academic master plan. He will assist vice president Dr. James Duke in space needs calculations and curriculum planning, working half time from Dec 1 to Mar 31, 1969 at $750 monthly while continuing his post doctoral research.
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Donald Morgan
UCLA
Fremont-Newark
Ohlone College
Morgan
James Duke
Dee. 1
University of Portland
Big Head Community College
Oregon
Clatsop College
U.S. Foreign Service
Germany
India
Street Light Purchase Eyed by City Plan Panel
A city planning group considers a street light purchase and study of a housing act proposal. An appeal of the plan seeks to apply provisions of the US Housing Act allowing financial assistance to housing agencies for low rent projects. The discussion mentions a park near the Nimitz Freeway at Decote Road and references the planning commission.
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Richmond-San Rafael
Arcus
Ing Daily Review
Jacke Moorhead
Burinams Mars
Post Front
Ottley Jess Malter
Bal
Spheepe
Suhders
Ana Peat Ort
Cal
Victoria Williams
Robert Jaeger Chamber
Trio of Thugs
Area Tavern
New Haven
Architect
Centerville
South County Economic Opportunity Agency
Atus Dents Ken Neumic Later
Lawler Avenue
Chris Heddy
Kimbro St
Mary Barrett
New High School
Newark Malls
Herb Klein
Pierre
Harvard
Henry Kissinger
Jacob K. Javits
Kn.y
John G
Tower
Rtex
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Executive Branch
Francis G. Rose
Chapel of the Roses Mortuary
Fremont Macman
Mowry Medical Pharmacy
Harry A. Avila
Mowry Ave
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