Mayor proposes probe of violence
Mayor YEikiara Lever calls for an ad hoc city meeting to investigate recent violence. He seeks attendance from civic groups including the Chamber of Commerce and the public, with Police Chief Rennhd Lindgren and several council members expected to attend at 7 p.m. in the City Council chambers.
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France
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Chamber of Commerce
Yeikiara Lever
Rennhd Lindgren
Union City Adjoins Quiet Meeting Amidst Disturbance
Reports from Union City recount tense scenes as rock and bottle throwing disrupted the Decota District. The city council adjourned around 9 last night after receiving the notices and instructing residents to disperse. City Manager William Zaner acknowledged the chaotic events and pledged action.
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Beret
Police action at dance draws crowd near 7th and Strats
CUADRA said police arrived on the scene near 7th and Strats to disperse about 60 people. He noted officers gave a reason for the action and announced later that the event had been halted. The back page of the section references ESL. 6.
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Cuadra
Firemen burn while searching for children in vacant building
Two Fremont firemen sustained minor burns while entering a blazing Peralta Boulevard storage building on Joseph Street. Mrs Supnet, 38, of Fremont allegedly urged firemen to rescue her children inside the vacant aluminum sided structure, which three units responded to after a 1:30 pm alarm. The building, owned by L. S. Wimes, was valued at 5,000 and was completely destroyed.
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Joseph Street
Ballation
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Ramons Suipnet
Fremont Blvd
Supnet
L. $. Wi Times
Unclear riot reports in Decoto area with multiple fights
Fragmented OCR notes describe multiple disturbances on G Street between Sixth and Eighth streets with rocks bottles and demonstrations. Mentions a dance location, street sides, possible arson or gunfire, and noisy outbreaks with vague times and names.
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Eis Te Sxcan
Dace Schaal
Attica Prison Rebellion Ends After Bloodiest U.S. Riot
In Attica New York nine hostages and 28 inmates were killed as state troopers guardsmen and sheriffs stormed the maximum security facility. The dead include a prison guard and several inmates. many hostages were released or killed amid a chaotic five day siege. Authorities reported improvised weapons and threats of violence during the takeover, with national attention on President Nixon and Governor Rockefeller amid calls for amnesty.
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Artoga
Attica State Prison
State Department of Corrections
Fremont Temperatures Hit 95 Degrees Yesterday
A noisy urban weather note reports Fremont reached 95 degrees with a related mention of a local figure dubbed mad Dave and an engineer. The fragment references a page 12 note about a certain event or activity tied to the high heat.
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Fremont
Dave
Union City Apartments Fire Sparks Brief Blaze
Firefighters battled a blaze at Union City apartments as residents reported smoke and flames. No injuries were immediately reported, and crews worked to contain the fire while utilities were secured. Local officials urged residents to stay clear of affected units during containment.
Weather Outlook With Hot Temperatures Through Tomorrow
The forecast calls for continued hot conditions through tomorrow with highs ranging from 90 to 100 degrees. Lows tonight are expected around 60 to 70, bringing warm evenings and dry conditions to the area.
Welfare reform plan at risk over wage-price freeze
In Sacramento John G. Veneman undersecretary of Health Education and Welfare warns Congress that delaying action on President Nixon's welfare reform plan could cost him a historic opportunity. The statement ties federal welfare policy to the ongoing wage-price controls debate.
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Health, Education and’ Welfare
Sacramento
Congress
Nixon
Attica Prison Hostage Drama Stirs Correction Leaders
Correction Commissioner Russell G Oswald says New York state police moved into Attica after inmates responded to mediation by herding eight hostages with weapons at their throats. A correction officer recalls five days captive tale. Also notes Laos war costs and My Lai testimony.
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Russell G. Oswald Saya
Attica State Prison
Attica
Khrushchev burial and VW executive resigns
Former Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev is buried in a quiet convent cemetery as his son offers a simple non political eulogy and his widow weeps. A VW general manager in West Germany resigns from the directorship, declining a personnel chief he views as labor union aligned. both items appear on Page 5.
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