Nixon pledges effort to free POWs in Vietnam
President Nixon told the National League of Families that the United States would eventually free all American prisoners of war in Vietnam. He cited private channels and a “personal committe” and defended his policy amid calls for a timetable, noting ongoing negotiations with North Vietnam and the Viet Cong.
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Nixon extends draft by two years amid pay delay
President Nixon signed a two year extension of the draft and delayed military pay raises set to take effect Oct 1. He argued the 90 day wage price freeze permits the delay while funds fund first term recruits. Justice Department backing cited.
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Pathfinder Days celebrate crowned queen at Central Park carnival
Fremont prepares for Pathfinder Days with four day events starting tomorrow at Central Park. The crowning of Pathfinder queen leads the main events along with a rides carnival for all ages opening at 3 pm. Demonstrations by area merchants in the commercial tent and a Tricia Kay Dance Studio performance from 4 to 5 45 pm on the outdoor stage are listed among afternoon activities.
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Festival queen chosen at Pathfinder 71 celebration
Fremont Ohlone College sophomore Linda Comer, 13, won the Pathfinder 71 festival queen title after tickets were sold by the Fremont Jaycees. She scored 1,220 points in the office tally and will be crowned at 8 pm on the main Pathfinder stage. Two runners up, Debbie McCatin and Ann Bubins, were named princesses.
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Fremont Unified District Faces Ethics Probe Call
Fremont residents urge an ethics investigation into spring principal dismissals as a recall threat looms. State and professional association members caution outside criticism won’t solve district problems while recommending broad community involvement and reorganization of the Administrators group.
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Cardinal Mindszenty quits refuge for life in Rome
Cardinal Mindszenty, 79, who fled to the U S embassy in Budapest in 1956, left his 15 years of asylum after meeting Pope Paul VI. He said he was ready to say goodbye to Hungary and live in penitence in Rome as the Pope called his sacrifice one of the hardest. The Pontiff greeted him at the Vatican and presented the cardinal with the gold ring and cross.
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Jury set to weigh Franco verdict
Union City Mayor Henry Franco faces a jury after testimony concluded that he grabbed Councilman Leo Alvelais's glasses and fought after an executive session on July 12. Alvelais and witnesses say Franco struck first. Franco's attorney argued provocation and doubt, while Alvelais testified to being challenged to a fight following planning commission back pays.
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Weather forecast for today and tonight with showers
Witte Sprinkles or light showers' morning, then chance of showers. Highs in the 60s and a low tonight from the 40s to low 50s. Westerly winds 12 to 25 mph, becoming gusty at times. Chance of rain 60 percent today, 40 percent tonight.
California Welfare Cuts Hit 200 Million Yearly
A federal judge in California blocks welfare aid reductions, delaying a plan to halt payments to families with dependent children. The move prevents up to 200 million dollars in annual savings and keeps current benefits in place.
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Lindsay tests California for presidential bid in San Francisco
In San Francisco, Mayor John V. Lindsay signals no interest in becoming vice president as he explores a Democratic presidential bid. Elsewhere, California begins a four day 10 hour week pilot for two thirds of 400 State Parks and Recreation Department workers in Sacramento, while Wall Street ends a six day slide with small gains driven by bargain hunting amid selective buying.
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Greek deaths row plot case nets Athens sentences
Amalia Fleming, wife of the man who discovered penicillin, is convicted on charges of plotting the death of Greece's sole death row inmate. Five sentenced in Athens to 16 months imprisonment. Four others, including a student from Yardley, Pennsylvania, also convicted by a special five man military tribunal.
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