Rockets Hit Saigon as South Vietnam Votes Open
Communist guerrillas fired rockets in Saigon and provincial capitals before dawn as voters began South Vietnam’s one man presidential election. At least a dozen people were killed, including three civilians in Saigon, and a US Navy truck was struck near the embassy site. President Thieu claimed anti-government demonstrations were fueled by Communism as campaigning closed.
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Fremont youth shot to death in robbery attempt
Fremont youth Tryin was killed Friday night during a robbery attempt on Blanchard Street. Deputies say Michael Irvin and companions confronted by a youth armed with a rifle fired a single shot. Irvin and his accomplices were later captured as dogs tracked them in the nearby hills. Irvin had a past record and is survived by his father Robert and mother Patricks.
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Standstill at Most Ports as Longshoremen Strike
Coastwise cargo operations across Venalion ports halted as longshoremen strike entered its second day. Negotiators met in San Francisco seeking settlement for West Coast dockworkers while about 45,000 Atlantic Gulf workers pressed for 4 extra hours of pay weekly in cities including New York and Boston.
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Tragic Parade Trick Ends With Tractor Trailer Fatality
A Fremont Hayward man, Heine Rodrigues, 58, was killed yesterday when he fell from a parade float and was run over by a tractor-trailer. Police said Rodrigues, a crew member aboard the float, had just helped place a shack back on the float near Fremont Boulevard and Bidwell Drive before being struck. The vehicle, driven by Carl Moe, 30, was stopped briefly in the northbound lanes after the accident occurred.
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Pathfinder Days Winners Delight Fremont Festival
Newark Bish School band led by Gerald Turney won the parade sweepstakes and best high school band, earning a $100 prize. Nancy Mullen of Sacramento topped the Western U S Coast ties with 58 27 in the first western U S eight mile distance race. Valeria Eberly and Maureen Wiemer placed second and third. Fremont police escorted runners through Central Business District before the parade, with numerous categories honored in the night’s events.
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Weather outlook warms into early week with mild nights
The forecast calls for warmer conditions through Monday with high temperatures from the mid-70s to mid-80s. Lows drop into the 40s to 50s tonight as a north to northwest breeze of 10 to 15 mph remains in the afternoon.
Giants Take NLPlayoff Lead With 5-4 Win On Pirates
The San Francisco Giants move into the lead in the National League playoffs by defeating the Pirates 5-4. The opening game between the Oakland A's and the Baltimore Orioles is rained out.
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Reagan Endorses Nixon Policy Caine Trust Quote
Reagan expresses strong backing for Nixon's new Caine policy saying Nixon can be trusted and our confidence, prayers and best wishes are with him. The remarks appear as an endorsement on page 4.
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Poff Urges Nixon Withdrawal From Supreme Court Race
Rep Richard H Poff urges President Nixon to drop his Supreme Court nominee citing risk of a divisive confirmation battle The statement accompanies reports of a homicide investigation into the New Executive Office Building death of Ritchie H Reed director of economic research for the US Commission on Population Growth in the American Future plus ongoing Black caucus discussions in New York City led by Percy Sutton.
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Bomb blast near government offices and clashes in Londonderry
A bomb exploded near government offices by the British Army headquarters and a sniper was wounded in Belfast as British troops clashed with Roman Catholic rioters in Londonderry. Foreign Secretary Douglas-Home says Britain did not push public expulsions of 105 Soviet spies after talks failed, hoping the Russians feel embarrassed.
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