Fremont MIA families hold to hope amid long war
In Fremont two MIAs are cited Allan Kennedy and Richard Nyhof, with parents clinging to hope their sons may still be alive. The piece notes 1,300 others listed missing, calls for full accounting, National MIA Day, congressional hearings, and flowers of bracelets urging continued wear until all are accounted for.
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Fremont
North
Vietnam
Army
Allan Kennedy
Richard Nyhof
Richard
Allan
Nyhots
Kennédys
Kennedy
Arlo Kennedy
Adobe Drive
Aes
Nyhof
Henderikus Nyhof
Richmond Ave
United States
North Vetmam
Eonedy
Los Angeles
Ailing child needs milk for premature Angela Mellon
The infant Angela Mellon, born at 17 weeks premature on Sept. 7, requires breast milk to survive. Despite large public response, hospital officials say milk donations are needed and volunteer mothers are asked to mail or deliver milk to the hospital and keep it frozen until the baby’s home arrival. Angela weighs eight pounds, up from one pound 13 ounces, and has undergone several operations.
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Jil
Mellon
Dennis Mellon
Children‘s Hospital
Oakland
Mirshiet Mathers
Angel
Milke
Jist Valle
Anil Onal
Dorothy Larimer
Hoxpital
Ald
San Fracisco
San Jose
Voluntear
Angela
Nixon urges broad trade powers to aid American exports
Nixon asked Congress for sweeping powers to expand trade with Communist nations and negotiate new foreign trade agreements. He called for tighter controls on American firms abroad and warned against granding most favored nation status to the Soviet Union until emigration issues are resolved, saying imports affect American jobs and prices.
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Wallington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
China
Sastress
Anonkliations
U.S
Niven
Soviet Union
HARD hears pitch for swimming pool
About 2 Hayward High School area residents urged the HARD board to build a pool at the school using the district’s future pool fund of 73,905. Critics said costs threaten a 210,000 annual operating bill, while the district may not cover deficits. Board members debated funding, with a committee to discuss specifics with the Hayward Unified School District.
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Hayward High School
Hayward Area Recreation District Board
Canyon High School
Gaston Valley
Kenneth Aitken
Jim Robbins
Douglas Morrisson
Shirley Campbell
Julio Bras
Meda Soares
Castre Valley
Last Hight
Bras
Camplus
Aitken
Hard
Arroyo
San Lo Mt. Eden
Tennyson
Valley
Sunset
Hayward
Midwest buried under record snow in spring storm
A massive spring storm dropped record snow across the Midwest paralyzing travel and business. At least 18 deaths were linked to blizzard conditions as people shoveled, drove, or faced icy roads. Des Moines recorded 13 inches, while Des Moines and Dubuque faced historic totals.
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Midwest
Greal Lakes
Piring
Mississippi Valley
National Weather Service
Auantle
Wiseanahy
Minnesota
Des Mines
Iowa
Richard Olson
Logal
Des Moines
Dubuque
Kirksville
Ian Shotts
Weather outlook for South County with lingering clouds
Mostly fair conditions are forecast for South County tonight and tomorrow with a few low clouds in the morning. Temperatures show little change with highs in the mid to upper 60s or low 70s and nighttime lows in the upper 40s to low 50s. More weather on page 20.
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Moilly Fair
South County
Israelis strike Beirut killing three guerrilla leaders
Israeli forces entered Beirut in a highly planned operation, killing three Palestinian guerrilla leaders and targeting Muslim and Lebanese groups. The raid, described as a reprisal, involved a mix of civilians and soldiers and damaged several buildings. Prime Minister Golda Meir announced the action during a special session amid other Arab attacks.Israeli military officials reported casualties and damage across Beirut and Sidon, while Lebanese police and troops engaged in street fighting. The Palestine-Coynmand claimed U.S. intelligence assistance, which the U.S. Embassy denied as false.
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Umad
Beirut
Golda Meir
Lebanass
Meir
Jerusalem
Rorne
Beirul
U.S
IL Geo
Sidon
Guerrill Raeks Ag
Niasia
Cyprus
el Aliet
UPT
Char R. Ridley
Rok
Fish Casuilties
Kunt
Sat
Tahanese Red Cross
Sule
Palestine — Coymmand
Cairo
Heirut
Ni Ambassy
Vonymunique
Ware
Ur ‘Delis
Storms hit meat shipments as boycott backs up price ceilings
A severe spring snowstorm paralyzed Midwest areas hindering dressed cattle shipments from West and Southwest to meat packing hubs. Prices rose slightly for cattle and hogs while retailers posted ceiling prices. Frank Vaia of Nationwide Beef Inc reports a 10 percent drop in beef supply and Swift and Co notes a 20 to 80 percent drop in production due to weather and boycott effects. Some stores implemented price cuts, but others kept prices near prior levels. Christie Mark markets and Fisher Hoods Co announced price reductions, while executive comments questioned how long control could last.
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Nixon
Iowa
Midwest
Frank Vaia
Nationwide
Beef Inc
Swift and Co
Hoyentt
Swift
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Woman's World
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Milion
Morehan
War OF Living Council
Internal Revenue Service
USA
Christmark Markets
Calfornia
Ffi
Pentsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Ad Reality
California
Fisher Hoods, Co
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