Death Releases Cave-In Victim Robert Snyder
In Garden Grove California UPI reports Robert Snyder died after brain activity ceased due to oxygen starvation from a cave in. Doctors kept him alive on a respirator at Palm Harbor Hospital costing $200 daily as his parents chose to end life support. The family donated his eyes to an eye clinic in a final act.
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Garden Grove
Calil
UPI
Robert Snyders
Palm Harbor Hospital
Snyder
Robert
Lawrence Lewis
Warren Snyder
Bay Area warrants void ruling prompts high court review
California Attorney General Thomas Lynch asked the State Supreme Court for a rehearing on an April 19 decision. He argues the ruling invalidates thousands of warrants statewide and creates unprecedented police and prosecutorial problems. The Bay Area accounts alone total about 240,000 arrests in question, with millions in stakes cited across Northern and Central California.
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Sacramento
Rylfake
Supreme Cour'ljing
Los Angeles
Bay Area
Thomas Lynch
Terday
High Court
Lynch
Supreme Court
Students boycott war protests sweep New York area
Education officials say absenteeism rose at Sunset High by 75 students and many city schools faced student demonstrations and boycotts. Asst. Supt. Dr. Ray Arveson says schools must keep students in class while protests spread to six colleges and at least 20 high schools across the coast, with up to 78 percent absent in some schools.
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Crade
Asst
Supl
Ray Arveson
New ‘York City
Coastero Coast
New York
Stu Ldents
Suspect FBI Agent Found Dead After Shootout
A gunman shot FBI agent Kahne and suspect Chubb near an air base as Price, an FBI agent of 16 years, attempted to transport rifles. Chubb, already wanted for burglary and other crimes, fled after a confrontation, with investigations spanning Mississippi California and San Antonio records.
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Price
Than
Amleshel Price Agai
Chubb
FBI
San Antonio
Mississippi
California
Kobe
Kahne
Oakland
Bay Aves
San Leandro
Alioto backs merger of Bay bridges under single authority
San Francisco mayor Joseph Alioto urges merging all San Francisco Bay bridges under one authority as a step toward elective regional government. He says the bridges have the earning power to fund solutions for the Bay Area's transportation problems at a Bay Area Council meeting Thursday.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Joseph L. Alinto
Bay Area
Aliin
Che Batu Review Published by The Baily Review
A damaged OCR provides a fuzzy notice listing multiple publishers and offices in Hayward California for a historical publication. It mentions The Baily Review and Baily Inclicitiog with scattered contact details and office references. The legible fragments suggest a publication frame and advertising director title.
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Baily Review
Tre Hoyd Boarks
Mesidant
Wilhnen Chilton
Businays Mantger Eng
Council Reverses Decision on Washington Trip
The council previously approved a Washington trip 4 to 0 with Lewis absent. After reconsideration, a 3-2 vote canceled the trip. Ballentine and Kincaid urged keeping the trip and attempted to abolish a Sacramento trip to lobby for a bill and the construction of a new high level Jumbarton Bridge.
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Washington
Lewis
Ballentine
Kincaid
Sacramento
Jumbarton
Cost Of Living Jumps In March
Washington reports a sharp 1 percent rise in the consumer price index for March, the largest gain in eight months. The Labor Department notes the index at 119.5 percent of the 1957-59 base, up 3.9 percent from a year earlier, meaning a typical item costing ten dollars in the base period now costs about eleven dollars and ninety-eight cents.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Tnitay
Ihab
Marijuana Tax Case Challenged in San Rafal
Federal narcotics agents attached $544,017.14 in property owned by Darren Guy Errlin and his wife after a Tuesday lien, the second since March 2. Agents said they recovered 400 pounds of marijuana worth taxes. Errlin faced $480,000 in taxation issues.
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SAN Rafal
Darren Guy Errlin
Frst
Sharp Clash as Israeli and Jordanian Troops Fight Across River
Israeli and Jordanian forces exchanged heavy fire across the Jordan River after Dayan warned that Israel would push the war into Jordanian territory if Arab guerrilla attacks persist. The clashes marked the sharpest Israeli warning since the June War cease fire, with tanks and machinegun barrages renewing along the Jordan Valley and Beisan area. Six Arabs were reported killed in a firefight near Beit Shean.
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Jerusalem
Jordan River
Moshe Dayan
Jordan
Suez Canal
Sea of Galilee
Dayan
Beisan
Jordan Valley
Israel
Blath
Ball Named To Goldberg U.N. Post
President announces replacement for Goldberg at the United Nations as Ball slated to take over in early June after Goldberg handles ongoing matters. Goldberg will advocate for U.N. acceptance of a treaty to outlaw nuclear weapons spread, with Johnson noting his non-career U.N. stance. Detroit dispatch reports Romney’s resignation and ongoing Vietnam policy disputes amid a 1st-day shutdown deadline.
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Ball
Goldberg
United Nations
U.S
U.N
Soviet Union
Britain
Johnson
Supreme Court
World Organization
Praviice of Law
New York
Vietnam
Detroit
UPT
George Romney
Sunday Spotlighting in Daily Review Preview
Sunday Spotlight previews features to be highlighted in the Daily Review. Topics include a midi generation guide to surviving a modern world, a 65 plus happiness guide by Thomas Collin, ballroom dancing for San Leandro couples, a child talk show analysis, unwed adoptive parents and agency stories, Tonkin incident repercussions, a Hayward teacher addressing student views of police, and Wright Brothers era polling of a Hayward man with a fragile crate plan.
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Daily Review
Family Weekly
Thomas Collin
Woman's World
San Leandro
TV Week
Tonkin
Hayward
Wright Brothers
Ovlatloh Planchy
United Methodists Launch $20 Million Aid Plan Nationwide
The United Methodist Church authorized a $20 million emergency program to aid Negroes, the poor, and disillusioned youth. The plan, described as the gravest emergency in U.S. history, aims for black community guidance, investments in poor-area enterprises, and a volunteer youth corps. It calls for cooperation with Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, and nonreligious groups to address social ills.
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Dallas
Tex
United Methodists
U.S
America
Special “Fund of Reconciliation
U S Battles In Saigon Suburbs To Halt Drive
US strikes near Saigon as bullets fly and guerrillas retreat leaving nine dead. American sources say no US casualties. planes bomb bunkers 15 miles west northwest of Saigon while a 25th Infantry Division sweep destroys 99 bunkers. Bombers hit positions near Ben Cat and a frontline area 28 miles south of the NLP base.
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U.S
Saigon
U.S. Army
25Th Infantry Division
Ben Cat
Strategic Air Command
Viet Cong
National’ Liberation Front
NLP
Tront
Tokyo
Unis
Ilack
Auican
Gas ignition blamed for Fremont home fire
A garage fire in Fremont caused an estimated 18000 in damage to a home and contents. Owner L A Magee escaped unharmed as a gasoline can near a water heater exploded while he worked on a car in the garage. The blaze destroyed the garage a 1963 station wagon and the living room.
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Fremont
Sammie
L.A. Magee
Magee
Fremen
Catteal
Bank of America Robbery Sees Gunman Take 1466 Dollars
In San Francisco a gunman robbed the Bank of America branch on Powall Street Thursday, taking 1466 dollars. Police described the thief as using his own moneybag and displayed the bag to tellers during the incident.
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San Francisco
Bank of America
Powall St
Hota
Appearance In Court For Truax
Thomas M. Truax, 26, former Association of Bay Area Governments executive, faces arraignment in federal court in San Francisco on charges of interstate transport of stolen funds totaling 203,500. ABAG officials and Alameda County authorities pursue recovery of up to 510,000 tied to the case with negotiations ongoing with banks and a savings and loan association.
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Thomas M. Truax
Association of Bay Area
San Francisco
Herman Mintz
Oakland
Soukesmhen
Truax
Air Force
Fulia
San
Thailand
Francisco
Miami
Alameda
Fills County
J. Frank
Coakley
Ute
Triax
ABAG
Arthur Haris
San Leandro
Jack D. ‘Maltester
Savings and Loan Association
Brother Sues Brother Over Slingshot Injury Case
The suit accuses wholesalers and retailers of selling slingshots to the public including children. The plaintiff alleges the stores knew Douls was young and unfit to use them, leading to harm. The case may involve homeowner policy changes to insulate families from internal injuries.
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Douls
BART Board Approves Road Extension Pacts with Hayward Union City
BART board approved agreements with Hayward and Union City for street extensions. Hayward to design and build Dixon Road extension, add a traffic signal at Tennyson Road, city to maintain and pay half traffic control costs. Union City to design and build a four lane route from Necom Road to Niles Boulevard, acquiring right of way and paying maintenance. BART contributes $50,000.
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Hayward
Union City
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
BART
Dixon Road
Tennyson Road
Necom Road
Niles Boulevard
Chain of beer can taps causes electric blaze at NC State dorm
In Raleigh two NC State students were seriously burned when a chain made from beer can taps touched an electric wire on the Sullivan dormitory roof. Robert C. Stewart of Tobaccoville dangled the chain from the 11th floor when it sparked. Robert S. Harvey of Gastonia grabbed the chain and was pulled along as it contacted the live line, causing a flash and small explosion.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina State University
Robert C. Stewart
Tobgccoville
Sullivan
Robert
Harvey
Gastonia
Alameda Naval Reserve Squadron 873 Assigned to San Leandro
The Alameda based Naval Air Reserve squadrons including 873 and 875 were announced to be assigned to active duty at two fleet bases near Lemoore and San Leandro in the wake of the Pueblo incident and rising tensions. The report notes several Alameda County residents among the reservists and mentions an incident involving a theft of about $80 from a Wasiquor store in San Leandro, with one suspect escaping on foot.
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Alameda
Pueblo
Bill Gunn
East 14Th S
Navy
Margaret
Syl
U.S
North Korea
Trial setting conference planned in Oakland Superior Court
Attorneys for all parties will participate in a five day trial setting conference on Monday in Department 1 of the Superior Court in Oakland, marking the anticipated start of the case proceedings.
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Department 1
Superior Court
Oakland
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