Death Releases Cave-In Victim In California
Robert Snyder, 13, died after brain death from oxygen starvation following a cave-in. Doctors kept him alive on a respirator until his heart stopped four days later. Family donated the boy’s eyes to an eye clinic amid a debate on death laws and medical ethics.
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Garden Grove
Calif
UPI
Robert Snyder
Palm Harbor Hospital
Snyder
Robert
Lawrence Lewin
Warren Snyder
Bay Area warrants in doubt after high court ruling
State argues 240000 Bay Area warrants may be void after a Supreme Court decision. Attorney General Thomas Lynch seeks a April 10 hearing to reverse the ruling and restore validity, warning officers statewide face large bail totals and disrupted arrests.
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Sacramento
Supreme
Los Angeles
Theyhe Bay Area
Rujing
Thomas Lynch
Tenday
High Court
Bay Area
Lynch
Desice
Supreme Court
Lybeh
Area Response Found Minimal On End The War Movement
Officials report small turnout in authorized absenteeism amid campus protests. Asst. Supt. Ray Arveson says schools will not endorse the End The War movement while noting some students stayed in class. Boycotts spread to six colleges and numerous high schools with up to 78 percent abstention in some NYC schools.
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Asst
Ray Arveson
Suspect FBI Agent Found Dead After Car Attack
A medical examiner described an FBI agent Price shot multiple times at an air base, including a fatal head wound. The assailant Chubb, previously convicted in San Antonio burglary, fled after a 1963 arrest and was sought in Mississippi and California for other killings. Washington trip plans were impacted by the shooting.
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Price
Chubb
FBI
San Antonio
Bayings
Mississippi
Ferce
Washington
Lewis
Oakland
Bay Area
Ballentine
Kincaid
San Leandra
Sacramento
Wilcourness
Tarnhill
Dunberton Bridge
Aliata backs merger of Bay bridges under single authority
San Francisco mayor Joseph J. Aliata advocates uniting all San Francisco Bay bridges under one regional authority as a first step toward effective regional government. He told the Bay Area Council that the bridges have the earnings to fund needed transportation solutions.
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San Francisco
Daily Review Amid Turbulence in Dally Era Advertisements
Fragmented OCR reads like a local notice listing names Sparks, Ghilcote, Heyward, and others as officers at a publishing house. It mentions March 1, 1907 style dates, address blocks, and a communications line, hinting at legal or corporate actions and mailing details.
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Dally Review
Sparks
Many Ghilcote
Buvinets
Therad
Tord
Dillon
Heyward
Call
Canarias
Wiley Hia
Hayward
Cost Of Living Rises Four-Tenths In March
Washington reports the UPI summary that the U.S. consumer price index climbed four tenths of a percent in March, marking the biggest rise in eight months. The index stood at 129.5, about 4.1 percent higher than a year ago, raising the cost to buy standard foods and services to about $1.95 relative to the 1957-59 base.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Department
Ieoste
Sane Foods
Costain J
Marijuana Tax Case Challenged in California Raid
SAN RAFAEL AP A failed marijuana tax payment led to a lien and $844,017.14 attachment on property owned by Halifax couple Darren and Elin Erlin amid a drug raid. Narcotics agents seized pounds of marijuana during the operation, marking the second raid since March.
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San Rafael
Halifax
Darren Guy Elin
Agenta
Erlin Sano
Sharp Fight With Israeli and Arab Troops Across Jordan
Sharp clashes erupted between Israeli and Jordanian forces across the Jordan River after weeks of border fighting. Israeli Defense Minister Dayan warned of expanding operations into Jordan if guerrilla attacks continue, signaling possible broader conflict and UN involvement. In Washington, President Johnson pressed for a treaty while U.S. officials discussed a shift toward arbitration if the dispute remains unsettled.
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UPI
Israel
Jordan River
Moshe Dayat
Jordan
Suez Canal
Joy Ball
Goldberg
United Nations
Sea of Galilee
U.N
Britain
Johnson
Beisan
Supreme Court
Price
Jordan Valley
World Organization
Srael
New York
Galdberg
UAL
Vietnam
Sunday spotlights and week’s weekly features preview
Hare is a preview of naturas to be spotlighted in The Baily Revion this Sunday. Family Weekly shows midgeneration how to survive in a mad world and how to keep a wife happy after 45, explained by Golden Years columnist Thomas Collins. Woman's World features San Leandro couples hoping to retain ballroom dancing grace. TV Week examines the thinking child talk show and its genial host, and unwed adoptive parents and agencies. Gull of Tonkin incident and aftermath are examined. A Hayward sixth grade teacher helps students understand police roles. The Wright Brothers have nothing on an 82 year old Wayward man who first saw a three cylinder crate made of slate and baling wire.
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Hare
Family Weekly
Thomas Collins
Woman's World
San Leandro
TV Week
Gull of Tonkin
Hayward
Wright Brothers
Aglaton
United Methodists Launch Racial Aid Campaign
United Methodists, citing the Sermon on the Mount, authorize a broad scale program to aid Negroes, the poor, and disillusioned minorities across the nation. The church approves a large reconciliations fund and a volunteer youth corps to work with Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, and nonreligious groups to address urban social ills.
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Dallas
Tex
United Methodists
U.S
America
Maisy
U S Battles In Saigon Suburbs To Halt Drive
U S forces clash with Viet Cong near Saigon as bombers strike positions six to eight miles southwest of Ben Cat and 26 miles south of Saigon. Reports say 18 guerrillas fired and 99 Communist bankers destroyed in a later sweep. NLF broadcasts urge South Vietnamese personnel to defect.
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U.S
Saigon
U.S. Army
25Th Infantry Division
Bs2g
Ben Cat
Strategic Air Command
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front, I
NLF
Tokyo
Armerinany
Appearance In Court For Truax
The arraignment of Thomas N. Truax a 28 former Association of Bay Area Governments executive charged in a federal grand jury indictment with interstate transport of 208 500 in stolen funds probably will be held Monday in District Court in San Francisco. ABAG officials said their attorney Arthur Harris has been working with Alameda County District Attorney J Frank Coakley to pursue an indictment spelling out a theft of federal funds and to recover the stolen 310 000.
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Thomas N. Truax
Association of Bay Area Governments
San Francisco
Herman Mintz
Oakland Attorj
Ruas
Air Force
San
YHSA
Truax
San ‘Thailand
Bull Francisco
Miami
FBI
Alameda
Atty. J. Frank
Coakley
ABAG
San Leandro
Jack D. Mallester
Savings and Loan Association
Pair Burned In Beer Can Chain Caper
Two North Carolina State University students were badly burned when taps from beer cans formed a chain and touched a live wire in Sullivan dormitory. Robert C. Stewart of Tobaccoville and Robert Harvey of Gastonia were involved. a flash and small explosion followed when the chain contacted an electric line.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina State University
Robert C. Stewart
Tobaccoville
Sullivan
Robert §. Harvey
Gastonia
Hot Gas Blamed In Blaze And Lawsuit In Fremont
A faulty gas leak sparked a Fremont house fire causing about 18 000 in damage to a home at 614 Sammie Ave Owners L A Magee escaped unharmed while a 1962 station wagon and adjoining rooms burned Fire officials say the blaze began in the garage near a water heater and spread to the garage bedroom and living room amidst firefighting efforts A separate suit claims wholesalers and retailers sold improvised slingshots and BBs to the public including youths and targets a future homeowners policy reform involving intra family liability
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Fremont
Jnlarneys
Sammie. Ave
Denartler
Superior Court
Oakland
L.A. Magee
Arc Department
Magee
Athough
Contra
No 14
Polite Robbers Take 880 At Liquor Store
Two polite men robbed Bill Guai's Liquors in San Leandro of about 80 in cash and change late yesterday. Deputies said the suspects entered the East 14th Street shop, one placed a silver pistol on the counter, and the clerk, Margaret Sylvia, asked how she could help. The men demanded the money in the till and fled on foot with a paper bag of change.
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San Leandro
San Leandro L
Bill Guai
East 14Th St
Tom
Margaret Sylvia
Alameda Reserve Squadron Assigned to Lemoore Base
Alameda based Naval Air Reserve Squadron Ava with Southern Alameda County residents will move to Lemoore Naval Air Station for active duty. Squadron 873 joined others summoned January 25 during the Pueblo crisis. Squadron 878 completes refresher training and transfers to an operational fleet base.
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Naval Air Resserve
Ava
Alameda County
Lemoore
Washington, D.C
Navy
878
Naval Air Reserve
Naval Air
U.S
Pueblo
North Kes
Bank of America robbery at Powell Street branch
In San Francisco a robber stole $1466 from the Bank of America branch at 1 Powell Street on Thursday. Police said the thief fled with money in a bag after shoving a teller. bank staff reported the incident.
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San Francisco
Bank ofAmerica
Powell
Pollee
Ateller
BART Board OKs Hayward Union City Road Extensions
The BART board approved agreements with Hayward and Union City on street extensions. Hayward will get Dixon Road extended and a traffic signal installed at Tennyson Road, with maintenance and half the signal costs paid by the city. Union City will design and build a four lane road from Decoto Road to Niles Boulevard, acquiring right of way and paying maintenance. BART will contribute 50,000 toward reconstruction.
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Hayward
Union City
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
BART
Dixon Road
Tennyson Road
Decoto Road
Niles Boulevard
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