Post Office Head Would Abolish His Own Job
Washington dispatch reports Postmaster General O'Brien proposed turning the Post Office Department into a nonprofit government corporation led by a board of directors and a professional executive. He outlined a plan similar to a Tennessee Valley Authority style structure, while studying modernization options to ease mail volume, costs, and management.
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Post
Lawrence F
Brien
Postalystem
Ming
B. C. Halleth
United Foun
O'Brien
Tennnessee
Drew Jackson
BNU
William
Sh. Martigan
Albline
Hartigan
Daily Review publication details and address notes
A fragmented OCR item lists the Daily Review and publishers, entry at Post Office, Hogue Forence second ose marten, and references to Maynard Colt. It mentions subscription rates, a San Leandro office, and an Audit Bureau of Circulations note. Entities include California locations Tremont, Hayward, and Alameda County, with several garbled names and numbers.
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Peat
Hogue Forence
Ose
Addraag
P.O
Maynard
Colt
Freeway clash shocks city leaders over Hayward route
City officials were surprised as freeway committee revealed a plan to shift routes near Jackson Street to a southern Hayward edge path. Oakes blasted the delay in San Lorenzo interchange work and urged Foothill Freeway priority while state funds favor interstate projects. Mayor Smith vows to press State Highway Commission for earlier action, noting construction could not begin before 1970.
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Southgate
San Francisco
Jackson Street
Haywar
San Lorenzo
Alameda
Pears
Oakes and
Phillips
Hayward
Herbert Way
Smith
Candace
State Highway Commission
Commission
State Division of Highways
Philipa
Powell Seeks Three Judge Court in Powell Seat Fight
Congress questions when a three judge panel can rule on Powell seat dispute. Harlem Democrat Powell contends Congress violated constitutional requirements and seeks a swift court determination while the House seated him after an ethics panel found misconduct and misuse of funds.
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Washington
Powell
House
Clayton Powell
Congress
John Constitution
George L. Hart Jr
Harlem
Tovalt
Frank’ Reeves
Harvard University Law Faculty
Hohe
Bromley
Uel
U.S. Supreme Court
Clieuit Court of Appeals
Education and Labor Committee
Powel
Sulis
Ithe House
Geal
Hayward Businessman Suffers Heart Attack at San Jose Hospital
Hayward businessman and Kay Jewelers manager Dave Bell was reported having a heart attack after a short collapse Friday. He was admitted to Q'Conner Hospital in San Jose, where officials said he is a past president of the Downtown Hayward Association.
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Hayward
Dave Bell
Q'Conner Hospital
San Jose
Bell
Kay Jewelers
Hay
Ward Association
Railroad walkout stalled as talks, threats persist
National labor tensions rise with threatened rail worker walkouts and a looming newspaper strike in New York. Chicago agreements paused potential strikes while Judge Austin extends a restraining order. Railroads serving 348000 passengers daily hold 74 percent of national operating revenues as Teamsters weigh selective nationwide action.
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Radona
New York
Fremen Arso
Philadelphia
Chrisgo
Dist
Richard J Austin
Robert Sanford
Auior
Veral
Chicago
Jatin Tr. O'Brien
Teamsters
Aficio American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Cameram Cn
Amira
Tines
Donald
Conaway
AITHA
AFTRA
CBS
NBC
JABC
Mutual Radio Network
Arraignment Delay in Lloyd Green Murder Case
Oakland Sacramento painting contractor Max Ward faces arraignment May 2 in Alameda County Superior Court over the Lloyd Green murder case after Judge William Brailsford grants a continuance to defense counsel James Hooley. Hooley seeks more time to prepare as labor talks unfold and union actions threaten broader strikes among trucking and broadcasting workers nationwide.
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Oakland
Sacramento
Max Ward
Mameda County Superior Court
Lloyd Green
Bee
William Brailsford
Pulte
James Hooley
Hooley
topless plan debated by nevada assembly
Carson City Nevada AP report on a topless casino plan facing debate in the Nevada Assembly. Assemblyman Act Espinoza, committee chairman, notes opposition from culinary workers union. He cites concerns about workers and employees possibly failing to meet new standards.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada
Act Espinoza
Culinary Workers’ ‘Union
HARD Proposes New Parks For 3 Areas In Hayward
The master plan for Hayward areas from Crow Canyon to Palomares Canyon sets a standard of at least 3.7 acres of local park land and 6.8 acres per 1 000 residents districtwide. Meeting the standard would need 1 100 additional acres by 1975 while preserving parkland ratios would require 110 more acres. Three potential park sites include Skywest Golf Course, Kennedy Park, and Castro Valley areas with two districtwide parks planned east of Anthony Chabot Regional Park.
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Lipscomb
Rai
Edomenta
Skywest
San Lorenzo Park
Kennedy Park
Bret Harte
Anthony Chabot
Castro Valley
Canyon
Tralls
Cutbacks Delayed By Reagan Sees Pause in Student Strikes
Texts show Reagan delaying cutbacks and promising limited pay raises for some university law professors. Report notes Sacramento tensions as conservative California Assembly faces party rules and a Senate challenge from U S Senator Thomas H Kuchel.
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California Republi
Can Assembly
U.S
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Bomb in Cuban mission book blasts envoy in New York
New York police report a note attached to a book delivered to the Cuban mission to the United Nations led to an explosion that burned envoy Nicholas Rodriguez Agdagoriano on the face arms and chest. He received hospital treatment with minor injuries. The bomb squad and Bureau of Special Services investigated at the Cuban mission building. Rodriguez later returned to the mission after treatment.
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New York
UPQ
Mall of
Nicholas Rodriguez
Agdagoriano
United Nations
Steel Mill Shutdown Amid Unauthorized Walkout
Pittsburgh reports that all production facilities at U S Steel’s general mill were shut down today after a 2900 member Heelworkers Union Local 1440 walkout. Company officials call it a violation of the plant contract, noting grievance procedures exist but were not used. Specific complaints remain unknown.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel
Walkont
Two Injured In Separate Auto Accidents
Two separate San Leandro area crashes sent three people to hospitals. An 11 year old Dublin boy Jody Allendar remained in a coma at Children's Hospital Oakland with head injuries after a Friday incident. San Leandro resident Thomas Gordon, 6, was in satisfactory condition with possible spinal injuries following a rollover on U S 60 near Eden Canyon. A 48 year old La Leandro resident, Mary Ramos, listed in Mary Hospital, tied to a rear collision on Hesperian Boulevard. Gov Maddox rejected a dairy commission milking contest proposal tied to the Atlanta San Francisco game, saying it was not a campaign promise.
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UPI
Leger Maddox
Georgia Dairy Commission
California
Ronald Neagay
San Francisco
South County
San Logadio
Dublin
Children's Hospital
Oakland
Jody R. Allendar
Cavalier Lane
Thomas
Gordon
104Th Ave
San Leandro
U.S. 60
Eden Canyon
CHF
Mary
Ramos
Wildard Ave
la Leandro
Doctor's Hospital
Hesperian Boulevard
Millking
Carnegie Court
Pa Jeons
Maddox
Thentrolmen
Georgane Millet
Colgate Drive
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