Jittery U S Studies NATO Defenses After Czech Invasion
United States weighs fresh NATO deployments and possible troop shifts in Europe following the Czech invasion. Officials say the aim is to signal Moscow the seriousness of Soviet forces in Czechoslovakia and to consider a balanced NATO Warsaw pact military balance while exploring potential increases in troops in Central Europe. The article notes NATO experts expect about 200000 additional troops could be mobilized and discusses the broader implications for US Soviet relations and allied commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
United States
NATO
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
State Department
States Department
Europe
Department
Karl E. Barteh
U.S
Warsaw Pact
Helall Innes
Germany
Equili
Ozevhoslovak
Johnson
Russia
Soviet Union
Weather Outlook With Regional Rain Showers Forecast
Occasional rain is expected along the North coastal sections of the mid-Atlantic states with shower activity across most of the Atlantic states, the Northern Plains, the upper Rockies and lower Plains. Elsewhere, fair to partly cloudy skies prevail as a warming trend approaches the Western Lakes and mid Plains and cooler air moves into the Northern Rockies.
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mid-Atlantic States
Atlantic States
Plains
Rockies
Bay Area Forecast With Cooler Monday Expected
Forecasts indicate a slightly cooler start in the Bay Area on Monday with overnight lows near the upper 70s and mornings in the 55 to 65 range. Winds turn south to southwest, afternoons clear, highs around 90, and possible breezy conditions continuing into Tuesday with coastal risks and lower 60s inland.
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San Francisco Bay Area
San Joaquin Valley
Nevada
Sacramento Valley
Soviet Warn of Tougher Measures Against Foes
Pravda outlined imperialist plots in Czechoslovakia and alleged counter revolutionaries aided by British and Italian figures. Moscow Radio warned Warsaw Pact troops would act to thwart attempts to seize power, accusing West Germany of aiding covert forces and detailing planned weapons caches and resistance efforts near the Czechoslovak border.
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Moscow
North America
Prague
Moscow Radio
Amony
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Grafenwoekr
Czechoslovak
School Bell Will Ring On New Newark School Additions
The district plans include Moore's Avenue elementary site purchase at 149500 with Birch Street access and Cedar Boulevard extensions. New additions at Schilling and MacGregor Schools are forecast next September costing 330753 and 511063 respectively, featuring open space concepts, classrooms, a multi purpose room, and workshops. Silva School upgrades await Newark Boulevard widening plans, which may demolish a classroom.
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Moore’s Avenue
Moore‘s Avenue
Birch Street
Cedar Boulevard
Schilling School
Macgregor School
Silva
City of
Newark
Newark Boulevard
Silya
Daily California Sun In Sumter Admits County News
Publication details appear garbled but indicate a California newspaper item from Sumter area. Mentions Fre Daily Review Moorhead business note and subscription rates. Likely a general-circulation notice with postal and printing references and a local address.
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Fre Daily Review
Moorhead
Caeuaen Wy Deer
Sumter
Cou Etate
California
County of Mameda
Oller
Freemont
Setond Eley
Baler
Armed Pair Rob Fremont Union 76 Till
Two men aged 19 to 25 robbed the Union 76 Station at 301 Mowry Ave Fremont of 120 dollars at gunpoint or claim of a weapon They forced the attendant to open the till hit a gas can with fuel and fled Officers pursued the area but found no suspects The gun was not seen and one suspect wore khaki pants while the other wore dark trousers and a light blue short sleeve shirt
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Union 76
Mowry Ave
Fremont
Ster
Ronald W. Hostnick
Holiday Death Toll Skyrockets
United Press International reports a sharp rise in the nation’s holiday traffic deaths, with 355 fatalities since Friday 6 PM local time. Michigan and Texas lead with 27 deaths each, California 23, Illinois 22, Ohio 19, New York and Pennsylvania 18, and Iowa 17. A three day weekend projection ranged from 275 to 675 deaths, and a fatal crash near Jamestown, North Dakota claimed eight teens with one-year-old survivor.
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United Press International
Michigan
Texas
California
Illinois
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Iowa
National Safety Council
North Dakota
Jamestown
Da Nang Area Hit by Communist Rocket Attack
UPI report states Communist forces fired 24 rockets into five Da Nang area installations and a residential district, killing at least two Vietnamese and wounding ten others. Five missiles hit Da Nang Air Base with light damage. a civilian died in a residential block and a Vietnamese soldier was killed. Reports detail clashes across a broad front in South Vietnam with U.S. and ARVN forces engaging multiple enemy actions near Da Nang, Dong Ha, and Dien Ran.
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Saigon
UPI
da Nang
Vietnam
U.S
Da _Nang
1St
U.S. Marine Division
U.S. Army
5Th Infantry Division
Con Thien
Rockpile
America
Marinus
Dong Hai
Dong Ha
Yeutl
Dien Ran
Bn 8
Nha Hoa
Quan Ngai
Quang Ngai
Ichigen
U.S. Remimand
Air War Action
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Rat Bounty Triggered in Manila Campaign
Manila authorities announced a bounty to eradicate rats, offering about four bounties of corn for each rat caught. The reward is part of a nationwide effort to reduce rodent populations in Zebu City and other areas of the Philippines.
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Manila
UPI
Zebu City
Philippines
Quake Devastates Regions Killing Thousands in Housing Collapse
Relief officials report a 7.8 quake struck during post lunch rests, triggering mud brick homes to topple under stone weights. Kakirk leads with about 3,000 deaths and 1,500 injuries, Dzshloyax over 2,000 dead and 1,500 injured, Mimibad over 1,200 dead and 240 injured, Kales over 70 dead and 115 injured.
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Kakirk
Dzshloyax
Mimibad
Kales
Fremonts Empty Dark Schools Gird For Influx
Fremont prepares for a student surge as about 2,500 additional pupils are expected when schools reopen next Tuesday. The district faces a need for more teachers to handle bulging classrooms while the community awaits Christmas break on December 23 and the spring vacation set for March 31 to April 4. The class of 149 will complete high school in June with the term ending June 12.
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Fremont
Sora
Giant Fire Threatening Sequoias Near Sequoia Park
A 20 acre brush and timber fire burned Saturday night in Sequoia National Park about 14 miles north of the giant forest. It moved northeast toward General's Highway along the Marble Fork of the Kaweah River. The blaze was 75 percent contained with no immediate threat to campgrounds or Sequoia trees as 36 firefighters and borate drops fought the flames.
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Visalia
UPS
Sequoia National Park
Forest Service
Jit Howell
Marble Fork
Kaweah River
General's Highway
Mob Violence Across States Sparks Shootouts and Looting
Mob violence erupts in Minnesota Kentucky and Virginia with multiple shootings and fatalities. In Newport News Virginia a police officer is killed and another wounded after a chase and gunfight. St Paul Minnesota sees a four hour melee with three officers wounded and 10 arrests. New York housing project guards and a transit patrolman are shot amid a parking lot dispute. Protests and clashes spread to Middletown Connecticut and Berea with further looting and arrests reported.
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Minnesota
Kentucky
Virginia
Nation’states
Aeres
Brn
Newport News
Horton
Middletown
Conn
National Freedom Ights Party
St. Paul
New York
Housing Project
Name Queen For Mexican Celebration
Miss Navarro led with 65 737 votes as the queen for Independence Day events. A coronation ball will crown her Sept 14 at the Newark Pavilion, with the Mexican Consulate of San Francisco presiding. The outgoing queen is Lugy Amayo, 18, of Hayward, while entrants must be Mexican heritage girls aged 15 to 21.
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Miss Navarro
San Francisco
Newark Pavillion
Lugy Amayo
Sierra St
Hayward
Savillion
Czechoslovak Party Shakes Up Leadership
Prague reports a Czechoslovak Communist Party Central Committee meeting announcing a leadership shakeup to speed the withdrawal of Soviet forces. Alexander Dubcek pledges complete withdrawal if Czechoslovaks do not prolong Red Army stay as censorship and security controls tighten. The party Presidium expands to 21 members.
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Prague
UPI
Zechoslovakia
Communist Party Central Committee
Alexander Dubeck
Czerhoslovaks
Radio
Party
Obituaries for Pauline E Anderson and Bettencourt Bettencourt
Funeral services set for Pauline E. Anderson 68 who died in Fremont and Bettencourt 77 who died Friday at Fremont Hospital. Requiem Mass at Chapel of the Palms in Fremont with burial at Holy Ghost Cemetery in Fremont. Survived by Edith. six sisters. a brother. grandchildren and a great granddaughter. Conrad A. Requiem Mass for Conrad E. Anderson Jr. and Gerald Anderson with Rosary recitation tonight at Chapel of the Roses. Burial at Chimes Cemetery in Hayward. Anderson hailed from the Azores. Bettencourt from Iowa and Fremont resident 37 years.
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Conrad
Pauline E. Anderson
al A
Bettencourt
Fremont Hospital
Willlurday
Fremont Rest Home
Jenior- Chapel of the Palms
St. Leonard’s Catholic Mont Blvd
Fremont
St. Leonard's
Ralph L. Gardner
First Baptist Church of
Irving
Chapel of Ten
Peralta Blvd
Hayward
Holy Anderson
Edith
Azores Islands
Conrad E. Anderson
Gerald Anderson
Bothi Filbert Bettencourt
Fof Fremont
Madaline Caldeira
iMrs
Betty Frashesk
Oakland
Milpitas
Mable Rick
Travis
Beverly Camps
Air Force Base
Geraldine Lakewood
Colo
Douglas
Walnut Creek
George Azevedo
Frejand
Mont
Nancy Lopez
Iowa
Fof
San Luis Obispo
First Baptist
Pine Church
Irvington
Ops
Haybears
Clough Ward
Aye
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Arcus
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Sihaay
UPI Telegte
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