Nixon adviser says U.S. troop levels in Vietnam to rise
Clifford says authorized strength of 549,400 in Vietnam remains. U.S. troop levels will not be reduced by next June or in the near term. He notes no plans to cut Pentagon plans and indicates the force could rise by about 14,000 as needed to reach the level.
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Reagan Signs Benefit Bills in California
Gov. Ronald Reagan signed two bills that raise workers compensation and unemployment disability benefits in California. Assemblyman Jack R. Fenton's measure increases weekly workers comp from 70 to 87.90 and adds burial allowances for survivors. Assemblyman George Zenovieh's bill boosts disability insurance maximum from 40 to 37 a week, funded by private industry employees.
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Quarry Panel May Miss Target
Quarry operators object to boundary limitations claiming no legal right to block land use without compensation. The aim to contain quarries to protect the Dumbarton Freeway right of way is questioned. Floyd Gainor says highway officials told his firm the route location isn’t pinpointed yet.
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New Police Helicopter To Be Shown Demonstration
A Hughes 300 helicopter designed for police aerial patrols will be demonstrated at noon today at the Silver Pines Country Club Newark. The event is hosted by Hughes Tool Company Aircraft Division with Newark Police Chief William Morrison proposing a county wide joint contract for around the clock helicopter coverage. Attendees include Alameda County Sheriff Frank Madigan County Supervisor John D Murray Alameda Police Chief William Tulloch Hayward Chief Larry Waldt Fremont Chief Clinton Wright and East Bay Regional Park District Chief Joseph Veretto.
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Dalty Review Reports Court Decline in Alameda Aid Case
The Dalty Review notes a decision by the Superior Court of California in Alameda County concerning a paper energy escalation case. Notices list contact details for subscriptions and circulation, with rates 10 cents per copy and 1.50 per month.
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Clark Seeks 400000 Bank Loan To Bridge Newark Shortfall
Acting Newark City Manager Dan Clark will ask the City Council for authority to borrow about 400000 from a major bank to cover a three month drought between tax collections. The loan would be repaid with December and January revenues after taxes are due. The bank will be chosen by competitive bids.
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Rusk Warns Against Isolationism In Vietnam Debate
Secretary of State Dean Rusk during Philadelphia’s 20th anniversary event criticizes isolationism in the United States and Western nations. He argues for continued mutual security pacts and notes U.S. defense spending lags behind gains in the Gross National Product while urging global partners to share security costs.
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Soviet Warn Israel of Serious Consequences Amid Middle East Tensions
The Soviet Union warned Israel of serious consequences for its actions amid tensions with Egypt Jordan and Syria and accused Israel of dangerous provocations backed by western circles. Egyptian and Jordanian reports described sporadic clashes while Israel sought private diplomacy and peace talks with Arab states.
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Fortas Showdown Opens as Senate Begins Debate
The Senate Judiciary Committee case against Fortas unfolds with conservative Republicans and Southern Democrats vowing to kill the nomination. Debate centers on routine motions as Mansfield signals the weakest defense may be the lecture fee question raised by business executives, while Griffin blasts Fortas for ties to the President and nonresponse to committee questions.
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Fremont Man Ends Life After Brother's Death
A 50 year old Fremont man Martin J Duarte shot himself in his home workshop yesterday. Police say he was despondent over his brother's recent death. A neighbor found the body around 11 a.m. with a shotgun under his right hand. Duarte's wife Ruby 50 said he left to mow the lawn then went for a walk. Her son Dale G Pine 18 found the body after she heard a gunshot. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Ed Selich
Dale
G. Pine
Fre. Chlone Board Buys Ranch Parcel for Campus Site
The Chlone Board buys a ranch parcel as part of a campus site plan. John A. Wilson welcomes the final stage of the purchase while Huddlegon thanks the board for pursuing the process. Negotiations with six other owners of 11 small parcels totaling about 2 acres continue.
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Huddlegon
Huddleson
Levy Proposed Comtiqued From Pease
Sherman defended Reagan against toll hikes to cover the BART deficit stating refinancing costs could add 75.6 million to 120 million to a toll plan. He accused Sen. George Molvo ne of being politically motivated and urged a sales tax increase instead of toll hikes.
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Reagan
George Molvone
San Francisco
Bayonets Halt Riots In Mexico City Demonstrations
Mexican army troops backed by armored cars charged with fixed bayonets against student demonstrators outside the Mexico Olympic Committee’s headquarters. A man was shot dead in Ixtapalapa, raising three days of violence to at least seven deaths and about 20 injuries as troops cleared two university campuses.
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Antonio Pena
Green Beret Encampment Battles Report Casualties
Army spokesmen said Communist forces left 92 dead while U S casualties were one killed and 33 wounded after troops of the 98th Light Infantry Brigade fought near Tam Ky and 10 miles southwest of Saigon. Air strikes artillery helicopter gunships and air cover supported operations.
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Rezoning Bid Due for Fremont Shopping Center Plan
Fremont Planning Commission will hear a proposal by developer Jack Brooks to rezone seven acres in Centerville from agricultural to neighborhood commercial for a shopping center. The meeting starts at 7 30 p m at the Fremont Community Center 4204 Paseo Padre Parkway Fremont.
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Obituaries for James Jaley and Maria Wingfield in Fremont
Funeral services announced for James E Galey 72 who died at home. J E Jaley leaves daughter Elaine Offield and sons Jamies and John with siblings and seven grandchildren. Separately a Requiem Mass is set for Maria F Wingfield 89 native of the Azores with service at Church of the Holy Ghost and burial in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
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2Nd St
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Grandfield
Okla
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Levelland
Texas
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