SEATO Pushes for Individual Flexibility in Vietnam Policy
SEATO leaders urged ongoing flexibility in member nations duties toward Vietnam. Thailand cited using SHATO rights to aid against Laos threats, while Australia dismissed unilateral concessions as path to lasting peace. Philippines urged stronger pressure on North Vietnam, with talks unlikely while conditions remain hostile.
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Australia
United States
Thailand
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Dutlland
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Pakistan
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France
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Vienam
South Vietnam
Tran van Do
Jeans Vargas
Philippines
Wlies
Soviet Pushes Internationalism Amid Berlin Tensions
The article reports Brezhnev accusing West Germany of reviving Nazism and backing U.S. Vietnam action while East Germany brands West Berlin a Cold War risk. Western officials doubt a new Communist threat and avoid sharp responses to Ulbricht's Berlin charge.
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Vietnamese Line In Vietnam War Talks Referenced
Report notes Hanoi spurned peace talks while South Vietnam and foreign powers consider proposals. Observers see Hanoi’s stance as a barrier to negotiations, with observers predicting limited success without broader dialogue. A separate tax measure aims to ease increased real estate assessments in San Leandro, expected to raise about $150,009 annually.
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Ogaalinad
Hanoi
7iInstead Hanoi
Ceylon
Dudley Martin
Senanyake
South Vietnam
Atcomen
Maktesley
San Leandro
City Smoke Tax Pondered by City Council
City officials weigh a proposed tax on smoking as a revenue measure. Debate centers on health care funding potential and impact on local businesses. The discussion continues, with supporters citing public health benefits and opponents warning of burdens on residents.
Kennedy Opposes All Volunteer Army Plan in Campus Speech
U S senator Kennedy spoke to about 1000 students at a Massachusetts campus urging caution on replacing drafts with an all volunteer army. He warned that such a move could create an army drawn from the lowest economic levels and likened it to an all black army, calling the idea unacceptable. He endorsed a détente with the Soviet Union and free European participation in security matters.
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David Mason
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Teentimuadean Pate comments on open housing law repeal
Statements from Teentimuadean Pate criticize the repeal of the open housing law amid demonstrations. He says some use the issue emotionally to cause disruption and questions if it will become another. Republicans reportedly seek Robert H. Finch as vice president, but Pate expresses reluctance to lose him.
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Domé
Robert H. Finch
Che Baily Review 2 publication notice item
Fragmented OCR shows advertising director and publisher names with street address and phone. Mentions Hayward and Fremont areas. Indicates a listing or notice with dates and contact details but unreadable specifics.
Fremont Voters Consider Portable Buildings for Police Facility
Fremont officials hope to use portable buildings on the county site during planning and construction of a new police building. If the June bond proposal is approved, the county would house 7 OR COUNTY personnel, potentially avoiding two moves for the Fremont Police Department. Voters had previously rejected a $20 million bond for a new police facility, delaying relocation by up to two years.
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Fremont
New Strucure
Border Cockpit Zone Battles Rage In Viet Border
UPI reports beefed up US and allied forces bombed North Vietnamese bases along the border described as the cockpit of the war. B52s dropped tons of high explosive while the 1st Air Cavalry and 196th Light Infantry Brigade pushed north to stem a rising Communist offensive in five northern provinces. Ground actions killed guerrillas and targeted government teams aiding peasants as pilots logged 101 missions against North Vietnam.
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Rasnick's Lawyers Question Donna Ward in Slaying Trial
In Alameda County Superior Court defense attorneys press the case against Ben Rasnick, charged with the shotgun slaying of union leader Lloyd Green in Hayward. Donna Ward testifies Rasnick claimed he ordered Green and Don Wilson killed, citing motive linked to his position with the AFL-CIO Painters Union. Her husband Max Ward was convicted in Wilson's death and faces trial May 4 for Green's slaying.
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Ben Rasnick
Lloyd Green
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Alameda County Superior Court
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Peace Hopes Dim In 2 Labor Rows
Two labor disputes neared no settlement as Friden Inc of San Leandro faced a threatened boycott and Singer faced a Bay Area lockout of about 2,000 boilermakers. The Metal Polishers Union blamed Friden for hiring strikebreakers while Bay Area plants, including Fabricated Metals and Consece in San Leandro, observed the second wave of the lockout.
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Yost
Alameda County
Fabricated Metals, Inc
Iand Consece, Inc
San Leandro
Will Ask Price Hikes For Oakland Laundries
East Bay laundry and dry-cleaning firms plan higher prices after contracts with Teamsters Local 280 and Laundry Workers Local 2. Alameda County Laundry Owners Association executive secretary John Bristow said firms cannot absorb wage increases, with Teamsters securing 64.2 cents an hour raise and fringe benefits over three years and workers gaining 31.5 cents an hour plus $6 a month in health and welfare contributions.
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UPI
East Bay
John W. Bristow
Alameda
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