Kissinger says Mao effectively runs China in public interview
Secretary of State Kissinger, in comments to ABC CBS and NBC, said Mao Zedong appears in full charge, though elderly and possibly a figurehead. He noted Mao’s careful remarks during three meetings since 1971 and said the visit laid groundwork for a future presidential trip, despite differing views on U.S. detente and Asia withdrawal.
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Obituary for Cleo Gamble Newark Resident
Funeral services for Cleo Gamble 8 of Newark who died September 20 will be held Saturday at 3 p m at Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary Peralta Boulevard A native of Oklahoma he was a stage hand and a Newark resident for years He is survived by sister Ruby Jones Newark brother Theodore Gamble Alameda two nieces and a nephew Burial will be Irvington Cemetery
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Death Notice Catherine Hall 82 Milpitas Fresno native
Catherine Hall entered into rest in Milpitas California on October 21 1975 at age 82 She is survived by her daughter Evelyn J Oliver and son Lawrence Her siblings Pauline Ralph and Henry Nicholson Also grandmother to many and great grandchildren Graveside services scheduled October 25 1975 at 10 AM Matin View Cemetery Fresno Arrangements by Cedar Lawn Memorial Park and Mortuary Fremont California advisory directors Donald J Lima and A Alan Alameda
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Death preferred to Nixon shame in rare Watergate remarks
A fragmented transcript describes reactions to Nixon and Watergate broadside remarks. The speaker names a conspiratorial thread and questions a pardon's acceptability while criticizing the former president’s conduct and accountability in the Watergate affair. Both political figures and unnamed associates are referenced in the contentious discussion.
Fremont to probe bias in women athletics program
Superintendent Wayne Ferguson announced plans to form a committee to study women sports and recommend a report for the 1976-77 budget. Juanita Anderson pressed for scrutiny of spending on girls athletics as the group would aim to ensure compliance with anti discrimination laws. The committee, largely composed of women coaches, will report to the board next spring.
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Bart assistant selected operations to Teo International Airlines
A manager joined Teo International Airlines in 1972 and helped convert a loss making operation into a functioning transportation division within the company.
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Northwest Passage film to be shown at Ohlone College
Adventure film set at Ohlone features Robert Young Walter Brennan and Loraine Day. Screening at building 3 room 3201 Sway at 6 30 p m details events leading to Lake Champlain battle in the French and Indian War 178. Admission 50 cents adults 25 cents children free for senior citizens gold card holders and a guest.
Fremont Chamber Urges Nonprofit Directory Updates
The Fremont Chamber of Commerce is updating its directory of nonprofit clubs and organizations. A chamber spokesman urged local groups to call the chamber office if they want listings added or revised.
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Inmates Ordered to Pay Damages in Marin County Case
Marin County Superior Court orders five inmates to pay civil damages totaling $73,980 after a 1971 breakout incident at San Rafael. The ruling names three guards and several victims including Mrs Vivien De and her five children, with specifics on the damages awarded and parties involved.
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PG&E Honors Six Workers at Oakland Event
Six Tri City residents from PG&E were honored for two years of service at a 9 Site ceremony in Oakland. Recipients include Harry T. Knapp and Russell P. Neiner of Fresno, plus Frank A. Flores and Glenn S. Tillstram of Union City, among the 468 inducted into the Quarter Century Club.
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Nixon cites method cuts baby food lead operations by others
Former President Nixon asserts that his downfall was aided by others and likens press coverage to Watergate. He says certain officials and companies faced changes in baby food canning practices in 1973, with Baker Beech Nut and Gerber cited as affected by shifts in concentrate and packaging.
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