Anonymous Mailings Target Castro Valley Voters
The article reports new anonymous letters aimed at Castro Valley voters during a school board race. Spokesmen for the Committee for Better Schools deny knowledge of the sender(s) and condemn the hate climate. A CODE 67 letter claims support for certain candidates and ties them to forced housing votes, while telephones and directories do not corroborate the organization’s existence.
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Castle
Trujillo
William Troy
Thames
King Wall
Vaughan
GOP Ball Fiasco Spurs Calls for Accounting and Leads to Debts
Frustrated Republicans seek a full income and expense record for the Mardi Gras Ball and expose $97,111 in hotel renovations. Critics say the event overran budget for a one night use, with losses approaching $9,000 after Don Hannaford refused to cover renovation costs. Some claim Sherman bore final responsibility, while others say the central committee was bypassed and a fulltime secretary added to mounting debts.
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Hayward
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Oakland
Lewis I. Sher
Bull
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Painters Shootings Similar in Rasnick Trial
Oakland prosecutors linked the Ben Rasnick case to earlier killings of Dowd Wilson and Lloyd Green. Rasnick, a 50 year old East Bay Painters Union official, faces charges he masterminded Green’s shotgun slaying in Hayward last year and was tied to Wilson’s ambush in San Francisco. San Francisco inspectors testified about evidence at the Wilson scene. Prosecution witness Norman Call said Rasnick ordered both slayings in an internal union dispute. Call was convicted for the Wilson killing and given a life sentence.
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Dowd Wilson
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Hayward
Rasnick
Wilson
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Alameda County Superior Court
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Defense Rests In Speck Trial Briefly Ends Defense Case
In Peoria, the defense concluded its unexpectedly brief testimony in the Richard Speck murder trial. Public defender Gerald Getty called 11 witnesses, challenging the state’s claim that Speck, 23, strangled and stabbed eight nurses on July 14 in a Chicago townhouse. The final witnesses offered alibi testimony for Speck’s whereabouts at the time.
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Victory for Rumford Repealers in California Senate
The 1964 California Senate approved repeal of the Rumford Act by a narrow vote with 15 Democrats in favor and no Republicans opposing, marking a reversal of 1963 approval. Absences reduced the tally to 40 yes votes, provoking immediate debate as Prop 14 followed a year later and faced court challenges.
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Dream House Victim of Massive California Landslide
James A. Hutzler’s hillside home in Pleasanton is threatened by a colossal mud and earth slide that has buckled patios, demolished a three car garage and storage buildings, and forced the family to evacuate. Sheriff Frank Madigan obtained a local peril declaration to seal access to private property as more mud and uprooted trees flow down from the 100 foot high hillside. The Hutzlers, who valued the home at 125 900 just a month ago, plan to return if possible while authorities widen safe passage for the impacted area along Happy Valley Road.
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Eal Srtscape
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Happy Valley
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Board of Supervisors
Art Palmer
Palmer
Thousands Gather for Rally Across Nation Protests
U N authorities estimate up to 400000 may join marches in New York with 100000 on West Coast routes. Students from San Jose State, Stanford, and Nevada’s Reno walk or travel to campuses while King and Julian Bond planned speeches. Indians join over Sioux harassment claims. a 15 year old injured by a booby trap. Counter rallies faced permit denials as a war group accuses police.
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Baltimore
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Philadelphia
New York
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Julian Bond
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FBI
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Wosebud Reservation
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Sean Hart
Peter Faechter
State Says Jackson Route Is Almost A Certainty
City officials discuss freeway routing with Oakes and Neveau amid doubts about a Jacksonville avenue alternative. The potential path would affect the Western Reneline Industrial Development, Garin Regional Park, and the 1 200 home Challenge Developments hillside near California State College at Hayvard. State engineers warn that a new study hinges on Highway Commission approval and Shoreline Freeway considerations.
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Hayward Child Killed In Blaze
A child died in a Hayward house fire after attempts to reach the infant failed due to heat. Firefighters rescued another occupant and cooled the blaze. investigators had not yet determined a cause. The fire occurred amid ongoing debates over freeway routes through the area affecting home streets and traffic plans.
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Planners Grant Building Variance for Hayward Home Addition
John Sallas of 23841 Seaver Ave Hayward has received a variance from the city planning department to build a single story rear addition described as a rumpus room. The plan encroaches within 15 feet of the rear property line where a 20 foot setback is required.
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Seavern
Hayward
City Planning Department
Sored
Sallas
Latin Trade Poet Spurned By Ecuador
The article recounts President Otto Arosemena of Ecuador refusing to sign the “Declaration of the American Presidents” after it was read at Punta del Este. He appended his own protest document, stating it failed to meet his peoples’ goals for rapid economic and social development in Latin America. The scene follows the president’s departure and references to the summit.
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Rom Carrasco
Air Force Daa
White House
Punta del Este
Air Force One
Johnson
Ecuador
Otto Arosemena
Latin America
Aragemena
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