Protests Near White House Block Traffic In 1972 Effort
Washington upi reports young demonstrators sat blocking downtown streets within a block of the White House. About 30 were arrested as 296 were taken into custody. Police and 1,800 patrols kept order after a rally at the Washington Monument grounds. Demonstrators targeted the Nixon administration amid calls to evict him in the 1972 election.
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UPI
White House
Nixon
Peoples Coalition For Peace and Justice
Mnrip
Rennia
Davis
David ‘Dellinger
John Fraines
James Groppi
Washington Monument Grounds
Dews
Negra Davis
Dick Gregory
Groppi
Hanoi
Weather Outlook With Fair Skies and Mild Temperatures
Clearing this morning then fair weather continues. Highs in the upper 60s to upper 50s on both days. Lows tonight from the upper 30s to upper 40s. Winds shift west to northwest at 10 to 25 mph.
Richardson Blames U N Taiwan Expulsion on U S Leaders
State Senator H L Richardson R Arcadia denounces the United Nations removal of Nationalist China as a sell-out and claims Communist China was aided by the president. He cites a dismaying U N floor fight and links to the Birch Society. Reagan vetoes a peach acreage limit measure amid controversy.
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Arcadia
China
Taiwan
U.N
Richardson
John’ Birch Society
United Nations
Ronald Reagan
Lyle Cook
Hiks Club
FDA plans tighter lead limits for paints to curb poisoning
The agency aims to sharply restrict lead content in many paints as health officials warn lead poisoning claims about 200 U.S. children yearly. The report notes related consumer and immigration items across pages.
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Fischer Beats Petrosian To Earn World Title Challenge
Bobby Fischer, 28, from Brooklyn, defeats former world champion Tigran Petrosian in Buenos Aires to win the final candidates playoff. The victory earns Fischer the right to challenge Boris Spassky for the title next spring at a site yet to be set by the International Chess Foundation. Prime Minister Golda Meir warns U S Middle East policies may derail partial peace and push Egypt toward war.
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Bobby Fischer
United States
Tigran Petrosian
Soviet Union
Buenos Aires
Fischer
Brooklyn
Boris Spassky
International Chess Foundation
Golda Meir
U.S
Middle East
Egypt
Fremont names its new fire chief
Fremont selects Dean F. Holagrafe to lead the fire department after an eight month search. He will start December 1 at $1850 monthly, moving from Newark where he earned $1450. Holagrafe holds fire science credentials, serves in multiple fire chief bodies, and aims to boost public image through education.
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Fremont
John Pachther
Newark
Holbgrafs
Don Driggs
Yes
de Driggs
Thomas Estodillo
Gov Haired
Chabot College
Hayward
United States
International Conference of Fire Chiefs
St. Louis
California Fire Chiefs' Association
Alameda Ty Fire Chiefs’ Association
Hobgrafe
Bay Area regional bill faces voter referendum hurdle
In Sacramento the Senate inserted a mandatory voter referendum into a Bay Area Development and Conservation agency bill amid strong protests. The plan would unite eight counties under a 77 member regional authority overseeing transport, open space and environmental quality with power to veto local actions. funding through a property transfer tax could generate about 1 million dollars yearly.
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Sacramento
Bay Area
Bay Area Development and Conservation
San Francisco
San Mateo
Santa Clara
Alameda
Contra Costa
Solano
Napa
Marin
Raul Sen
Clark Bradley
San Jose
Bradley
Nicholas Pettis
D-Oakland
Cuban Delegation Stranded in New Orleans Over Visa Row
A Cuban group aboard a Cubana Airlines jet was kept overnight at New Orleans International Airport after authorities refused Cuban visas for the 19 member delegation. The incident stalled their participation in the International Sugar Conference amid State Department talks with the Cuban government via the Czechoslovak Embassy in Washington.
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REW
Orleans
UPL
State Department
Havana
Cubana Airlines
New Orleans
Washington
Ray Mforina
International Society “of
United Nations
Carl Sringuler
Newark Trustees OK Study Of Extended School Year
Newark school trustees approved a one year study by a citizens committee to decide if an extended school year should be adopted. The plan was revised to omit a 5000 dollar budget, seeking funds from other sources or state education funds. meetings must be open to the public.
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Newark
Culvans
Supt
M. Donald Thomas
Thomas
State Department of Edurcation
Julia Calderon
Lavely Attacks ACWD Directors Over Water Issues
Challenger John D Lavely accuses Alameda County Water District directors of lack of concern for the public purse as he seeks a seat on the board. He criticizes fluoride measures and the district’s water projects including a 7.9 million bond, a 1.3 million water softener, and a 475000 Fabtidam under construction, arguing the district mishandles funds and last year’s ballot issue.
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Alameda County
Bavely
Lavely
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