Rainy weekend across Central California with cooler highs
An unsettled forecast spans the Central California region with rain chances tonight through Sunday. Central California, San Francisco Bay Area, San Joaquin Valley, and Monterey Bay Area expect showers, then clearing Sunday night. Temperatures fall from the 80s to the 60s in many locales. Northwest winds strengthen tonight and Sunday.
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Fremont Man Victim May Have Died By Own Action
A Fremont man Lester William Worcester, 62, was killed in a blast that wrecked his home and damaged two others. Fire officials say he may have attempted suicide by asphyxiating with natural gas after the stove line was unhooked. Police note Worcester’s brother mentions possible motives related to illicit activity.
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Polka Dot Girl Dies in Los Angeles
Kathleen Fulmer, 23, a go go dancer once linked to the Robert Kennedy assassination probe as the girl in the polka dot dress, died from an apparent Seconal overdose. Investigators said she was found in a motel coma last week and died Tuesday, with no clear Kennedy connection established. A message on her motel mirror referenced a line about climbing a mountain.
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Soviets Seek Early Talks on European Security Pact
The Soviet Union urged an early start to negotiations for an all European security pact joining eastern and western nations. Tass cited NATO’s Washington meeting as offering only exploratory talks, while the Warsaw Pact argued for a conference of all concerned European states at an earlier date to strengthen security.
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Faculty Won't Talk in California Oil Pollution Suit
In San Francisco the University of California faculty refused to testify for the state in its 100 million pollution lawsuit against four oil companies, with Chief Deputy Attorney General Charles A. O'Brien noting experts declined to risk consulting fees from the oil firms.
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Father Shoots Boy In Kitchen Gun Inspection
Police say Poyorena, a teamster, brought a derringer into the kitchen to show his two sons and a neighbor youth. The hammer slipped and fired a fatal bullet that grazed another boy’s hand and Rodriguez’s fingers. The boy died at a hospital after his mother found him. Poyorena allegedly shoved a responding officer, then kicked another at the hospital. He was jailed overnight and released on own recognizance.
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Stanford Camp Protest Enters Third Night At Lab
More than 200 protesters remained in Stanford University's Applied Electronics Laboratory for a third night demanding an end to secret military research on campus and at Stanford Research Institute. University officials urged restraint. President Kenneth Pitzer warned of action by the Stanford Judicial Council if protesters refuse to leave, while outside police were not called. The protest, led by the Stanford Research Coalition, saw tense lights switched by police and most staff staying away. About 400 protesters at an afternoon rally voted to continue the sit-in until trustees hold an open meeting.
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Flood Service Suspended at City Train Station
Flood conditions force halt of all rail service into and out of the city station and between St Paul and LaCrosse Wisconsin. A dozen families evacuated LaCrosse and others downstream at Prairie du Chien as flood waters rise. further flooding expected next week.
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Mutiny Trial Defense Loses Rounds in San Francisco Stockade Case
South County obituaries and fragmented notices accompany report on mutiny trial of 14 soldiers at a stockade. Testimony by Sgt. Woodring details the sit down and warning of possible riot. Defense sought to question conditions, overcrowding, and background as court martial proceeds to Monday.
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Belly Flopping Mane Returns To Service
Japan Airlines’ Shiga, a 3.5 million dollar jet, flew from San Francisco to Tokyo on Friday for its first commercial flight since crashing into San Francisco Bay five months earlier.
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Harvard Faculty Votes to Drop Charges After Sit-Inite
Harvard faculty narrowly votes to drop criminal trespass charges against about 200 students ejected from University Hall during a dawn sit-in. Faculty condemns police entry and forcible removals while students boycott classes and protest police actions amid a three day strike led by SDS and moderates.
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Mission Possible: Boy Freed From Iron Railings
Four year old Jon Brown became stuck between vertical iron bars at 42809 Saratage Place. The Fremont fire department used a hacksaw and about ten minutes of effort to free him. He emerged unharmed though blushing, with onlookers relieved.
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Pre-Dawn Drug Sweep Nabs Dozens in South County
About 33 people were arrested by Fremont and Newark police on charges ranging from possession to sale of dangerous drugs and marijuana. Among those named were numerous teens and young adults from Castro Valley Hayward Union City and San Lorenzo. An officer said the operation targets school narcotics traffic with many suppliers to students.
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Viet Cong shells 30 Allied bases and towns in Saigon area
Viet Cong gunners shelled 30 allied bases and towns in a second night of intensified rocket and mortar attacks. casualties were light though Vinh Long City and Tay Ninh faced heavy shelling with multiple deaths and missing persons. B52 raids near Saigon supported by Allied spokesmen, while Cholon faced a transformer attack with no casualties reported.
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House Vote Planned On Job Corps
Lawmakers weigh Nixon Job Corps plan to open 30 new daytime training centers in central city areas. House Education and Labor Committee resumes hearings April 21 with Senate hearings planned. supporters argue the centers aid underprivileged youths while opponents fear cuts and phasing out.
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Evening fire incidents sweep Southern Alameda County area
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