A Hero's Burial For Soviet Spaceman Komarov
In Red Square Moscow Soviet leaders and about 5,000 mourners gathered for the hero's burial of cosmonaut Vladimir M. Komarov. Keldysh said the Soyuz 1 mission went unmanned before the fatal flight, raising questions about the test program and confirming a unmanned variant. Komarov’s widow Valentina walked to the urn as Kremlin bells tolled, with fellow cosmonauts and Soviet officials in attendance.
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Vladimuir M. Komarov
Mstislay Keldysh
Soviet Academy of Sciences
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Batore
Cosmos
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Broad
Earth
Alexei N
Kossgin
Nikolai
Kremlin
Podgorny
Russia
Komarov
Valentina
Ute Square
Rasnick Murder Case Sees Slow Jury Progress in Trial
In Oakland, jurors in the Rasnick murder case hear reports of continued deliberations hours after starting. The defendant, Hayward Rasnick, a Painters Union official, is accused of engineering the slaying of Green and of threats to police tied to the case. The trial involves union leaders and a San Francisco successor in a deadly sequence linked to a prior assassination.
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Green
General's talk called propaganda sparks dissent at home
Jurors sought review of testimony by Porna Ward Rasnick's sex-mistress and wife of Max Ward, a Sacramento contractor convicted in the Wilson killing. Prosecutors urged a guilty verdict while critics led by Fulbright warned of propaganda and rising manpower in a broader battle versus dissent as US strikes against jet bases in North Vietnam drew reactions from Kennedy and others.
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Porna Ward
Rasnick
Sacramento
Max Ward
Wilson
Clayton da Vega
Aga Rasnick
Vale
Russell
San
JW. Fulbright
D-Ark
San Johnson
Westmoreland
China
Soviet Union
Ignitios Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Westmsoreland
Bright
Joemiain
Robert J. Kennedy
D-N
North Vietnam
Waal
Kennedy
Desal or Desert? Bay Area Considers Regional Garbage Plan
San Francisco officials weigh Hamlin plan to move waste to a desert dump, with Mellon noting regional adoption could reduce costs. Agreement hinges on locating a dump site. equipment gaps exist but can be solved, using transfer points across the bay and specially built rail cars for long hauls.
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Mellon
Wy Mellon
San Francisco
Hamin
Estimauilait
Community wine tasting and dinner dance in Hayward
San Leandro event listing notes a cooperative preschool fundraiser at Southland Community Hall in Hayward. The Saturday program includes a wine tasting at 2 PM and a dinner dancing option with tickets priced at 1.23, 2.25 or 6.50 for a couple. Call 331-8590 to purchase.
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Washington Manor
Mel Andiniler
Southland
Commuyt Hall
Hayward
Maynard California Postal Office Listing May Show Details
Fragmented OCR text indicates an older Bay Area postal office listing in Maynard California. Mentions attention to circulation and station addresses including Hayward and Fremont areas, with scattered phone numbers and office references.
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Baily
Winton Ave
Haysand
Acameda County
California
Passa Hayward
Sam Leandro
Sayers
Fremont
ABAG Director to Speak at San Leandro Manufacturers Meeting
Warren Schmid ABAG executive director will be principal speaker at the San Leandro Manufacturers Association dinner at Gustad's Restaurant tomorrow night. Social hour at 5 30 dinner at 6 00. Dinner cost 4 50 with reservations through the Manufacturers Association office.
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Warren ‘Schmid
Tite Association
Manufacturers' Association
Apollo Charges WASHINGTON 5 TAP Rep Wilfian I Byarl DN.Y sid montis
Rep Wilfian I Byarl of New York testifies before Congress on the Apollo tragedy arguing that effective planting and control of the spacecraft program is not present in the contractor’s plant and spacecraft operations, highlighting systemic flaws and accountability concerns.
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Wilfian I. . Byarl
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Pring ‘Spagecraft
California college plans honorary degree for Dr Ralph W Tyler
Dr Ralph W Tyler, long time head of the Center for Advanced Study in Education at California State College Hayward, is slated to receive an honorary doctor of law degree as part of commencement exercises. He is a leader in education groups and serves on advisory councils. The event occurs as trustees meet in Los Angeles with Stanford and national education figures expected.
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Academy of Education
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American Tomorrow
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Advisory Council On
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Radar Plane In Atlantic Crash 15 Die
A radar plane crash in the Atlantic kills 15 with no survivors. Otis Air Force Base commander Lyle led the probe as search boats planes and helicopters scoured a half mile square oil slick amid clear skies. Witness Rene Orleans described a blazing fireball as the plane struck the water, marking the third Otis crash in less than two years involving radar planes on Newfoundland to Bermuda patrols.
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Lyle
Schift Airborne Early Waring and Control Wing
Otis
Falmouth
Rene A. Orleans
City
John M. Konosky
Newfoundland
Bermuda
Bullfight Ban Deadlock in Massachusetts Legislature
In Boston a stalled effort to prohibit bullfights in Massachusetts falters as lawmakers debate mock or bloodless shows. The fight over an outright ban continues amid procedural delays and political jockeying.
Abortion Bill Faces Looming Senate Vote
California lawmakers grapple with a liberalized abortion bill amid rising opposition from Catholic clergy and mixed support from doctors and politicians. Senator Petris signals possible yes, while Beé and Fong weigh final amendments as Senate Judiciary Committee nears decision.
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Petris
Senate Judiciary Committee
Assemblyman
Beé
Fongi
T Ie Assembly
Senate
State Backs New Haven Majority Controversy Debate
A state attorney general opinion says school boards may delegate selection of instructional materials, including controversial items, but must approve policies. Districts vary in applying guidance, with critics arguing spending and public accountability rise. Public can challenge board actions through process rather than direct control.
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Pauléon
Lynch
Thority
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Harold Schanfeld
Soho
Paulsen
Aires
California
Planners Grant Variance Permits In Hayward
The Hayward Planning Department approved a use permit for Zelman Co of Northern California to let Paul Spagnell operate a wholesale cosmetic distribution at 25601-25701 Clawster Road Hayward with a rate of 4.83. John Kautz was granted a maximum of 5.10 and Maloney was noted. The variance allows an addition to the home at 647 Glengagle about 39 percent of its finances to meet setback rules near the Southern Pacific crossing on Tennyson Road. A 20-foot setback is required and the house is to be within 10 feet of the rear property line. The district’s tax rate would rise to 5.16 if approved. The article continues on page 3.
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Zelman Co
California
Paul Spagnell
Clawster Road
Hayward
Mixim
John Kautz
Ajmum
Maloney. Seid
Gree
Frémont
Noreen A. Nichols
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Glengagle
Harris Pace
Hay Ave
Southern Pacific
Tennyson Road
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Ward
St. Rose Hospital
Fremont school district seeks $3 million budget hike
Fremont district officials propose a $7.8 million next year budget boosted by a 10 percent rise in assessed valuation to $172 million. This would generate about $500,000 more revenue. They also expect $260,000 from AB 40, the Petris assessment reform bill, which standardizes assessment ratios for residential and commercial property.
Train Crash Victim In Fair Condition
A Hayward woman left critically injured when her car was struck by a train on April 18 was reported in fair condition, hospital officials said.
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Hayward
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