California Weekend Weather Outlook With Showers Likely
Central California coastal and valley regions face increasing clouds Saturday with a 40 to 70 percent chance of showers across the day. Temperatures rise modestly, with southeasterly to southerly winds 5 to 15 mph, and coastal areas seeing windy afternoon conditions in parts.
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Viking Princess cruise ship sails from Miami after near miss
The Viking Princess a 11 year old ship of 1760 tons and 530 foot length left Miami headed to Florida after a previous disaster, the Yarmouth Castle fire and sinking near Miami on Nov 13 1965 that killed 90. Rescue ships saved 370. The Coast Guard found the Yarmouth Castle captain negligent. The Viking Princess flies Panamanian flag and is operated for Berget Bergesen Oslo.
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350 Found in Old Pants in Oakland
Authorities at Oakland Army Base report a found envelope containing 350 dollars near the main gate last Wednesday night. The money was inside a discarded pair of trousers and addressed to Schoenbacher, who must appear in person at the post to claim it, though his ability to do so remains uncertain.
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Airmen Strike North and Viet Cong in Viet Nam War Actions
American forces reported multiple ground clashes with Viet Cong units in South Viet Nam while Air Force and Navy aircraft conducted widespread raids on North Vietnamese targets including highways bridges radar sites and military installations. In the south a 20 man government outpost was overrun but later driven off near Da Nang Tuy Hoa and other coastal areas. One Air Force Skyraider was lost but the pilot was rescued. ground actions remained light overall.
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Protesters with tear gas surrounded a pagoda while hundreds surged out to clash with both Vietnamese and American forces. About 100 attacked two black limousines carrying Americans, smashing them with rocks before retreating to safety. US military police stayed on the fringes, prepared to run over demonstrators if needed to rescue trapped personnel.
Local Hayward Daily Review Advertisement Notice
The Daily Review published in Hayward California lists office locations in Hayward San Leandro Fremont and Livermore with subscription rates and contact phones. The notice assigns editorial and advertising roles and references mailing addresses and a March 2 date under the Act of Congress.
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Army to reopen posts to boost training capacity
The Army plans to reopen training facilities at three major posts to accommodate about 30 000 additional men. The sites include Fort Lewis in Washington Fort Campbell in Kentucky and Fort Bragg in North Carolina. The move is part of a broader buildup to staff new units and train returning servicemen from Europe.
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Ike Plays Golf At Palm Desert
Former President Dwight Eisenhower and his wife Mamie plan to observe Master Sunday quietly in Palm Desert California as he plays golf at the resort course sources indicate. The outing reflects a low profile weekend leisure activity for the former leader amid a busy public schedule and private commitments.
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Cops Ask More In New York
A New York protest gathers union members and firemen demanding a wage increase. The Patrolman’s Benevolent Society and Uniformed Firemen’s Association join a yearlong push, seeking about 200 dollars more monthly as talks stall. The group cites deteriorating health and financial strain while awaiting government action.
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Prosecutor alleges payoffs in local tax case proceedings
The prosecutor argues a pattern of bribery centered on Feragen and Tooke, citing 90 firms represented by Tooke with 88 receiving supplemental billings after tax assessments. He details missing files, $16,002 paid to Feragen, and multiple cash payments labeled as advances or personal, claiming payoffs tied to tax assessments and political campaigns.
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Space Men Probe Rocket Failure at Cape Kennedy
AP dispatch reports Cen taur rocket failed to ignite its second stage Thursday night delaying a planned Orbiting Astronomical Observatory launch. Engineers review data as NASA notes only one Centaur engine fired for 37 seconds, leaving the satellite and dummy lander in an abnormal orbit.
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Two Newark Homes Struck by Separate Fires
Newark firemen investigated two unrelated blazes in Newark residences yesterday. A garage at 36365 Sandalwood Street belonging to Dale Wagner sustained about 1300 dollars in damage, with no occupants present. A bedroom fire at 36572 Blackwood Drive owned by William Confer caused around 500 dollars in damage. again no one was home. Fire officials said the fires are believed unrelated and under inquiry.
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Denies Plan To Cut Tax In Fremont Council Race
Dr Hugh Block candidate for Fremont City Council in the April 12 election said no firm plan to reduce the city tax rate. A circular mailed by the Committee for Replacement of Both Incumbents claims a tax cut, while Block says his campaign aims to stabilize taxes by attracting industry to grow the tax base. He notes it would be difficult to actually lower the rate.
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U.S. To Test New British VTOL Aircraft
The Army Navy and Air Force will begin testing the British built vertical takeoff aircraft this month at the Pentagon as part of a joint program. The effort aims to assess performance and feasibility for potential U S use with input from all services.
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Ancient Rome's Bath Culture Draws Heavy Water Use
The AP notes fourth century Romans averaged about 300 gallons of water per day per person, far above the modern 149 gallons. Roman baths featured vast public ceramic tubs over 1,000 square feet, capable of holding more than 1,000 bathers at once.
Old Age Aid Hike Sought by Johnson in San Antonio
President Johnson called for across the board boosts in Social Security benefits and a new federal program to finance dental care for young children under six. He disclosed plans developed with Health Secretary Gardner to aid dental services for children while in San Antonio, after signing a two month extension for Medicare enrollment.
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U S Moves In On Boeing Row
In San Francisco AP reports federal mediators will press talks in Washington to avert a nationwide aerospace strike against Boeing Co. Key issues must be explored before final agreement between IAMAW and the company.
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World Observes Good Friday Across Regions and Railways
Prayers and music marked Good Friday as schools and many services closed. Mexican banks and tourist centers paused while rail lines added runs. in Europe Berlin began a three day weekend and Britain faced Easter travel surges. A Simon Community fast in London shed light on alcohol addiction relief.
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Family suffers multiple leg injuries in Denver accident
DENVER UPL reports Mauree Prinzing family members get the breaks. Mrs. Prinzing falls in the living room breaking her right leg. Her nephew slips on ice and breaks his right leg. Grandnephew Utied skis for first time and breaks his left leg.
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Sailor Leaves Sub Service After 30 Years of Duty
NEW LONDON Conn AP a Navy submariner who survived the Squalus sinking in 1938 retires after 30 years of service Chief Warrant Machinist All dhists observed Good Friday with a Buddha statue ceremony marking the 210th anniversary of Gautama Siddhartha. Forty two souls perished when the Squalus sank in 200 feet of water off the coast.
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