Soldier from Union City in heroin overdose
Steven Lee Makuek of 378 Teddy Drive, an enlisted veteran home on leave, remained in critical condition at St. Rose Hospital after an heroin overdose. He was rushed unconscious to the hospital shortly before noon Saturday by his brother Joseph and three friends after an injection. Police said the incident occurred in Union City.
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SF High Schooler Shot In School Corridor
A Wilson High School student was shot in a school corridor and is in serious condition. A 25 caliber bullet from about 100 feet away damaged the photographer Paul Reles. Investigators attributed a fire at Polytechnic High to arson, with two separate incidents reported near the auditorium and a waste basket fire on the first floor.
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Two Policemen Slain By Bombing Suspect
Overview of major incident reporting the killing of two policemen by a bombing suspect. The item notes front-page coverage with references to related editorials and ongoing security discussions.
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Reds Claim They Shot Down Spy Plane Over North Korea
North Korea and United States tensions flare as Pyongyang broadcasts claim of downing a reconnaissance aircraft intruding into northern territory. Pentagon confirms search and rescue by Hercules aircraft with escort and allied support vessels near Sasebo Japan. Reports mention Soviet missiles and air defenses, with retaliatory rhetoric from North Korea.
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Sit In Protests Spread Across Campuses Over ROTC
Stanford students vote to continue sit ins probing abolition of ROTC and war related research. Harvard votes to extend classes strike while police restraint debated. Columbia and Penn state discuss student demands as Harvard and others sustain protests.
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Ashley Peppard marriage ends in breakup in Los Angeles
Actress Elizabeth Ashley and actor George Peppard announce the breakup of their marriage in Los Angeles. They wed April 17, 1968 for their second marriages and have a one year old son named Christian.
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Woman Balloonist Completes Channel Crossing
Christine Turnbull a 22 year old law student from Rye accompanied by her father Wing Commander G Turnbull crossed the English Channel in a balloon. She became the first woman balloonist to complete the crossing landing near Le Touquet France after three hours and ten minutes since takeoff.
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British Marines Stepped Toward Caribbean Island Crisis
London reports a Royal Navy warship loaded with Marines is headed toward Montserrat to aid in enforcing a state of emergency after rioting on the Caribbean island. Minerva, part of the Anguilla invasion last month, carries an unspecified Marine contingent.
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Outpost Attack Ends in Mass Red Casualties Near Saigon
UPI report from Nat Gilgon describes a large Communist assault on Patrol Base Diamond 3, 33 miles west-northwest of Saigon. U.S. 25th Infantry forces repelled waves with beehive rounds and helicopter gunships, leaving 13 killed and three wounded among defenders. American troops later counted 198 enemy bodies near the wire, with 40 more across the Cambodian border. The assault overran a listening post before the base itself was attacked at dawn.
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Two Area Youths Die In Vietnam During Training
Two area youths died in Vietnam while completing basic training with the Marine Reconnaissance Service. Pie Peters, native of Oakland and Castro Valley alumnus, is survived by his wife Nancy Lomax and parents, plus sister Rose Elen. Spech Winfrey, formerly Moyed in circulation, leaves behind his parents and sisters Cheryl and Kare, after serving as helicopter crew chief in Vietnam.
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Bliss To Last Talk As GOP Chairman Bliss To Last Talk As GOP Chairman
Ray Bliss delivered his farewell as Republican National chairman in Washington praising the 1968 Nixon era as a party victory. About 4 000 attended the address. The GOP National Committee elected Rep. Rogers C. B. Morton of Maryland to succeed Bliss whose resignation took effect today.
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Three Held On Dope Charges In Fremont Sweep
Felice made three more arrests yesterday in Fremont following narcotics warrants. Cecelia C. Martin, 18, was arraigned on possession sale of dangerous drugs and maintaining a place used for narcotics. John Duke, 18, faced two prior drug charges for possession of marijuana and dangerous drugs. Michael Lee Clemis, 19, was arrested for sale of marijuana after being spotted near the Niles District.
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Toynbee Marks 80th Birthday in London
Historian Arnold Toynbee turns eighty at home in London after a gall bladder attack on March 26. His wife reports he is recovering slowly but in good spirits as he celebrates with family and his new book experiences published last week.
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Nixon Budget Shows Cutbacks
Congress members voiced questions and criticisms about President Nixon's 10 point domestic program. Lawmakers warned the outline was vague and could be filled with various proposals under broad headings. Senate and House leaders noted the statement lacked specifics, though Ford called the message significant for directing the federal government and the nation.
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