Illness Hoax and Gourmet Feud at Fremont Market
A man feigned illness for his spouse, pampering her with food and drink while she played along, culminating in a lavish lunch and dinner and a social tale of manipulation at a weekend home. Fremont police later report a driver near the Niles Flea Market arrested for heroin and drug-related charges and multiple minor incidents at the open-air event, including counterfeit bills.
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Fremont
Niles
Christopher H. Bailey
Mountain View
Waa
Fiery buses spark clashes over school desegregation policy
In Michigan and nationwide protests erupt as 19 buses arrive to enforce busing aimed at racial balance. Chief Justice Burger questions fixed balance, urging interpretation of Supreme Court rulings without mandating uniform segregation across every school.
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United Press
Porfing
Mich
Ritep
Sid
Tosday
U.S. Supréme Court
Warren E. Bur €Er
Saidie
Supreme Court
Barger
Burger
Winston-Salem
Miey Bel
Banker promoted to assistant vice president at Sequoia Pacific
Garry E. Raymond of Fremont has been promoted to assistant vice president at Sequoia Pacific National Bank Northern California HQ in San Francisco. He led the Fremont branch since 1969, is a Freemont Chamber of Commerce member and active in boys clubs. He and wife Roberta have two children. The report notes a court opinion disagreement on state confusion.
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Garry E. Raymond
Fremont
Secunty Pacific National Bank Northern California
Sa Francisco
Raymond
Bank
Chamber of Conente
Stary and Boys Clubs
Roberta
Cuba halts refugee airlift as Castro faces expulsion orders
U S officials report Castro plans to suspend the airlift for weeks to allow a final group of about 1,000 refugees to depart before last flights to Miami. State Dept urged Havana to extend operations until all eligible Cuban reunification cases are settled. Officials estimate more than 33,000 have been approved but not yet arrived.
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Met
Miami
Robert’j. McCiskey
United States
Cuba
Satan
United
Washington
Havana
Daly Review Publisher Speaks as Post Office Faces Press
The Daly Review notes statements by publisher Li Speeks amid Postal Office actions. Officials weigh policy changes and press access, with comments collected from the Post Office briefing.
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The
Daly Review
Ord Li Speeks
Denture Adhesive Powder Promises Longer Wear
A promotional piece touts FAST TEETH Denture Adhesive Powder for longer wear and steadier hold, claiming better security and comfort. It urges regular dentist visits and repeated assurances of improved denture fit.
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Belch
Ball
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Coleague
Hugo Black
Pontiac
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Romyard County
Bejamin Willis
Darford Dial
Maxon School
San Francisco
U. S. Supreme Court
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Cocoa
Fia
Brevards
Tulsa
Okla
Freedom Gobool
Castro
U.S
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Te Pei Ee
Geiss
Haian Piet
Cubs
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Sendiay
Arland
Garland
Goldman's Sportshops
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