Meany halts grain boycott as talks on U S Soviet deal loom
AFL-CIO leader Meany ordered a one month halt to the offshore grain loading boycott while reviewing a wheat board idea to buy U S grain for the Soviet Union. Secretary Dunlop and union leaders said talks would seek a long term approach, with a delegation to the President to discuss a U S Soviet pact. The moratorium follows a White House meeting and a government crop outlook due Thursday. Governor Wallace signs death penalty restoration bill, citing need for deterrence and addressing racial concerns.
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Site plan for park faces Fremont planners
Fremont planners review a site plan for Sylvester P. Harvey Park before the recreation commissioners. The plan includes dedication of land from Singer and Gentry and Byron Sosttay, a $200 per dwelling unit development fee, and construction of a rental softball field, tennis courts, and three paved areas. Commissioners will also consider appointing a member to a citizens committee on the city’s social services role.
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Palmistry Regulation Debate Holds Newark Meeting
Newark planning commissioners prepare a work session to draft a palmistry regulation list at 7 p.m. in the community center. A majority seek new rules while two members oppose. no action will be taken tonight as the city council will ultimately decide the issue.
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Prizes awarded in Hub bazaar at The Hub center
Fremont Washington High School and WORK won first prizes in youth and adult categories at the Hub shopping center bazaar. First prize awarded $75. second prizes of $50 went to Camp Fire Girls of Moreau, Logan High School, and LDS Church Hayward. Third place $25 went to Patterson School Youths. JACL won rebuilt group prize. Booth judging based on costuming decoration participation and storytelling. over 400 Alameda County residents attended.
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Grain Shortage Reported Pressing Soviet Crackdown
Pravda reports ongoing grain shortage with confiscation of 45 pigs from a Livny, 340 miles away, amid a broader pattern of alleged grain theft on collective farms. Western analysts note such articles surge in poor harvests as US estimates peg 175 million tons for the year's grain harvest, below the 215.7 million ton Kremlin target.
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