Miss San Leandro pageant winner named at Cal State Hayward
Wilma Fillnick a typorolt senior at California State University Hayward is chosen Miss San Leandro in the annual pageant at Bancroft Junior High. Miss Fillnick dominates in congeniality swim suit and talent with a karate demonstration. Jan Jorgenson is Maid of San Leandro with Deborah Heed and Rhonda Brewer as runners up. A separate report notes a deadly series of blasts in Roseville injuring many and evacuating hundreds. The paper also highlights a Sunday bicycle feature answering common cycling questions in Ask Dr Bicycle.
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Time runs out in Vietnam as cease-fire deadline passes
Time is up in Vietnam as the one day deadline for Viet Cong and South Vietnamese to settle political differences expires with the two sides still far apart. Cease-fire talks continue with violations and questions about the peace-keeping force’s effectiveness. U.S. relations with North Vietnam show signs of strain.
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Fatal flash fire sweeps Kansas City apartment house
A violent blaze tore through a five door apartment building in Kansas City Kansas, killing six elderly widows and injuring a delivery boy. Police report the fire destroyed the interior, leaving the building uninhabitable.
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Hoffa pins Watergate blame on Nixon in vague remark
In a news conference Hoffa says Nixon likely unaware of Watergate financing and calls him innocent of involvement. He cites the president’s inability to keep track of everything at 25 Louisiana Ave headquarters and implies others may bear responsibility. Hoffa remarks appear on page five.
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Telephone Pioneers Bring Talking Baseball To Blind Youth
The Telephone Pioneers, founded by Bell associates over 60 years ago, support blind students with talking books and accessible baseballs. Members, including operators and line workers, donate equipment and help run programs in Southern Alameda County and beyond.
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