Fortas Choice Faces Bitter Senate Filibuster Clash
The Senate tightens around Fortas confirmation with a long party line debate. Senators from Hart to Thurmond weigh the fate of Warren's successor as Chief Justice and Johnson's influence, amid charges of cronyism and concerns over separation of powers.
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Johnson
Fortas
Mansfield
Ren
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Senate
Thel
Hart
Wren
Hart and Sons
Warren
Thomas’ J. Dodd
D-Conn
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Birch Bayh
D-Imd
Quentin Burdick
D-N.d
Joseph D. Tydings
D-M
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Al
Edward V. Long
D-Ma
Roman L. Hmuska
R- jNeb
Arki
Baker
John Holloman
White House
Richard N. Goodwin
Boston
Goodwin
Griffin
Fortast
Jon
Civiliberties
Fremont Chamber Considers Move to Chadbourne Carriage House
The Fremont Chamber executive committee met city manager Don Driggs and will ask the board to authorize a staff study to determine if the Chadbourne Carriage House in the Hub Shopping Center can serve as a chamber office. Estimates to ready the building range from 35000 to 50000 dollars and approval may hinge on Burdette Williams’ grant deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce
Chadbourne
Hub
Chamber
Fremont
Don Driggs
Chamber Board of Directors
Burdette Williams
Fremont Chamber
Ohlone College Opens Fall Evening Class Sign-Ups
Evening classes offered at Ohlone College from 6 30 to 8 30 pm with registration in alphabetical categories. Program director Dr W B Richter says most classes still have space. Campus located at 650 Washington Blvd.
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Ohlone College
W. B. Richter
Washington Blvd
Undefined local notice fragment from Alameda publication
Fragmentary OCR text from a Bay Area publication lists subscription rates and partial headlines with unclear names and dates. The readable pieces mention Alameda and store references but lack coherent event details or a clear news item to summarize.
New Haven Voters Approve Bonds By Wide Margin
Voters approve a 1.65 million bond for education needs as trustees plan three new elementary schools and expanded high school space. A two thirds majority backs the measure, with funds allocated for sites, classrooms, warehouse and admin facilities, and contingencies. Trustees stress careful use of bond money under state loan rules.
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New Haven
Leontin
Parath
Citizens Bond Committee
Schoenfeld
Syd Furman
Board of
Rustees
Barnard School
Citizens Advisory Committee
Barnard
Valian Newark GL War Claims Conlinged From Phase One
War claims centering on Newark GL are reiterated in claims documents carried over from Phase One. Officials confirm ongoing investigations and identify key involved parties and potential consequences. The report notes procedural steps and forthcoming updates from authorities.
Warehouse Heist Yields Big Loot in Newark Incident
A warehouse break in at 607 Warm Springs Boulevard yielded $777 in intact items. Missing were a vacuum cleaner radios dishes cameras blankets toys clothing and other household goods. Wedman, a Newark High School two year varsity football and school newspaper writer, studied history and pursued a Thief career path after 1964 graduation.
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Wedman
Newark High School
VAL “College
Teschina
Warm Springs Boulevard
Obituary Notice for Wedman Family Services Pending
The notice lists the deceased's survivors: his widow, and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wedman, two sisters Sheri and Joyce, and a brother Jeff all of 36624 Lake Innwood Drive Newark. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Ors
Albert Wedman
Sheri
Joyce
Jeff
Lakenwood Drive
Newark
No Shoo-In Undecided Voters May Hurt Nixon
A telephone survey by Sindlinger & Co. found 23.1 percent of voters in 48 states undecided about the 1968 election and a notable Wallace following. The poll shows Nixon favored by 94.5 percent of Wallace backers while many undecided voters ponder the outcome.
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Nixon
New York
UPI
Withland
Hubert H
Humphrey
Loews
Richard M. Nixon
Thomas’ E
Dolltaker
Albert E. Sindlinger
Sindlinger &''Co
Norwood
R66
Nindlinger
George C. Wallace
Dewey
Sindlinger
Harry S. Truman
Trumar
Wallace
Heated Senate battle forecast as atom treaty nears vote
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee backed ratification by 14 to 3 amid partisan tensions. Debate centered on allowing non nuclear signatories access to peaceful nuclear tech, with critics warning of hidden subsidies and tie ins to broader economic policy as Czech crisis looms and public opposition remains light.
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Senate
Washington
UPJ
Russia
Czechoslvakia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richard M._ Nixon
ASK
Robert H.remphrey
Johnson
United States
Soviet Union
George Aiken
R-Vi
New Mexico
Geneva
Czechoslovakia
Gore
Aiken
France
China
Critics Blast Quarry Stand Continues Protest
Critics attack a quarry operator’s political influence as public officials are accused of placing money before people. Mrs Willett leads a citizens drive with support from about 15 supporters planning an appeal to challenge the decision.
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Fran
Willett
Agenda set for Fremont recreation meeting on police harassment claims
Fremont recreation commissioners plan to question Police Chief Clinton Wiaieck at tonight's meeting in the Niles Community Center about alleged harassment of youths at Irvington Community Park. They will review substantiated claims of police chasing juveniles and discuss park projects. The Sister City Committee may seek naming a new park Elizabeth Park in honor of Elizabeth Australia.
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Fremont
Theii Reve Recreation Commisator
Irvington
Elizabeth Park
Elizabeth
Australia
Fremont Eyes 6,000 Acre Wildlife Preserve Plan
A public meeting at Mattos School in Fremont will discuss establishing a 6,000 acre wildlife preserve on Fremont's doorstep funded by federal sources. Officials will outline sites in Fremont, Redwood City, and Drawbridge Island areas, with panel talks on soils, marine life, and ecology and a slide show by state agencies and the Save San Francisco Bay Association.
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Fremont
Mattos School
Farwell Drive
South San Francisco Baylands
Coyote Hills Regional Park
Greco Islands
Redwood City
Drawbridge “Island
Alameda
Santa Clara
U.S. Department of Interior
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
South Bay
Mass Landing
California Department of Fish and Game
Save
San Francisco Bay Association
Lncal
Railroad Denied Plea To Move Trial Involving Freight Block
Judge Sabraw denied Southern Pacific Railway request for a change of venue for the engineer Edward V Johaness of San Leandro. The trial delay was sought due to pretrial publicity after a freight train halted on Fremont Boulevard for about 25 minutes. The case, set for Oct 3, will proceed in municipal court with defense attorney Herman Mintz arguing publicity did not prejudice jurors.
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Southern Pacific Railway
Sabraw
Herman Mintz
Oakland
Fremont
Mintz
Newark Unit Gets Low Bid On Buses
The Newark Unified School District trustees opened bids for two 1 passenger school buses with Superior Bus Sales of Fresmo offering the low bid at 6741 dollars and Turner Ford of Fretuchers at 7044.96 dollars. Officials will have the district attorney inspect bids before award and may add 250 dollars for potential conversion to swing buses. A new 7 passenger bus is also to be bid as busing overload concerns prompted the measure.
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Newark Unified School
Jack McGregor
Turner Ford
Gnawad Art
City Manager Probe Tonight In Newark
Newark city council opens closed session at 8 p.m. to review over 50 applications for permanent city manager. Acting City Clerk Daniel Clark is interim manager amid a dispute over eligibility and a two to six week timeline to fill the post.
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Newark
City Hall
Newark Blvd
Harry Lewis
Daniel Clark
Lewis
George Kincaid
Clark
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