San Jose man injured after Nimitz Freeway crash
A 2B.year old San Jose resident was hit and pushed from the Nimitz Freeway while his car stalled near the Whipple Stand exit. He suffered injuries and was treated at St. Rose Hospital. Police noted another incident on the same freeway involving a six-year-old boy, Michael Jack, with further injuries reported.
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Hayward
San Jose
Nimitz
St. Rose Hospital
Robert Cale
Ross Ave
Whipple
Partie
San Frangisya
Michael Jack Astueth
Birds Attack Newark Youths in School Walk Zone
Police report a flock of large blackbirds terrorized children on Milini Drive in Newark. Neighbor Nancy Pereda said her seven year old son Andy was attacked while walking to school, with another teen injured slightly. Biology expert Prof Edward Lyke linked nesting season and protective bird behavior to the incidents.
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Newark
Milini Drive
Nancy Pereda
S46
Alilani Drive
Andy
Blute
Des. Peroda
Olag
California State College
Hayward
Edward 2B
Lyke
Luke
Car Knocks Down Power Lines In Hayward Intersection
Police say at about 11:38 a.m. Thomas S. Smith of 26417 Macine Ave. drove a truck and crane east on Harder Road and, momentarily distracted, veered onto Franklin Avenue hitting a hydrant and a telephone pole. PG&E workers cut power as wires arced, and Smith was cited for driving without due caution and operating a vehicle with an improper license.
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Hayward
Harder Road
Franklin Avenue
Pg&e
Harder-Franklin
Thomas S. Smith
Macine Ave
Rand
Franklin
Smithe
Max Shoots Self Dies In Wreck Oakland
Henry W. Vest, 36, of Oakland, an insurance salesman, died when his car sped off an embankment on Skyline Drive. Investigators say he apparently shot himself with a .32 caliber revolver while driving. He was survived by his wife and two young children.
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Oakland
Sieday
Hinge
Tovnstigators
Henry W. ‘Vest
Skyline Drive
Wif
News Highlights From Page Seven Summary
Noted items include Minto defeating Blick Manthers and congressional officials payment issues. State coverage mentions pay hikes, protests, and political activity, with itemized pages 7, 4, and 4. Racial violence and a claim of doctor changes are also referenced in brief notes.
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Minto
Mike Stalls
Barcy
Goldwater Dr. Wilts Congress
Nixon seeks power to cut red tape in federal aid
President Nixon urged Congress to grant authority to consolidate related federal aid programs into a single agency. He warned that overlapping and tangled programs risk government paralysis and waste. He cited universal complaints from local governments about the web of rules and urged a streamlined, centralized approach. He noted Congress could veto any consolidation plan and stressed the need to clarify formulas, eligibility, and procedures.
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CAP Presse
Nixon
Congress
Oday
Varias
House of Congress
Wes Bruwtl
Hee
Inteal Congress
Kidney transplant deemed perfect in 25 minutes in San Francisco
Dr Roun and Dr Samuel Kauntzlaud describe the transplant as perfect after a 25 minute operation. Joseph Reguera and his donor brother Osbaldo del Yatle were awake and talking. Reguera, a former Air Force veteran, had diseased kidneys removed from both sides and awaited follow up at Travis Air Force Base and UCSF Medical Center for dialysis.
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San Francisco
Hid
Roun
Samuel Kauntzlaud
Reguera
Joseph Reguera
Fre
Imont
Air Force
Osbaldo del Yatle
Pr. Kowatz
Travis Air Force University of California Medical Base
Battles Near Cambodia Border Rout Reds in Heavy Fighting
Allied forces report major engagement near the Cambodian border with heavy fighting. U S military spokesmen say American tanks and infantry routed a North Vietnamese force from a bunker complex, leaving Capt. Lemos Fuloer of Baton Rouge among the wounded who stayed to lead his crew. Casualties and details vary as naval and air action continue in the Demilitarized Zone amid ongoing assaults and a NVA push.
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Cambodia
Daa
Fid
Then
Lemos Fuloer
Bator Rouge
Lit
Cehiing
Mulmver
Hhart
Zoe Dam
Pulner
Valrymyen
Helicop
Hawtin
Iwife
Penmiunists Werk
U.S
Saigon
Suyrcey
Aniats Ile
Ho Chi Minh
Ngoe Hoa
Vietnams
Gail.s
PMZ
Forine
Lyndon B. Johnson
North Viena
BART tax rate to rise under new budget plan
Alameda County residents face about a half-cent tax increase next year as Bay Area Rapid Transit district advances a 1909 70 budget with a total 85 million rise, calling for 1.2 million for salaries and fringe benefits. The district-wide rate may reach around 61 cents per 100 dollars of assessed valuation, with 5 cents for administration and 56.1 cents for bond redemption.
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San Francisco
Bay ‘Area
Hart
Robert Nelson
May & F
Stameda County
Edults
Berkeley
Bart Spokusmin
Alameda County
Dr Blawie Hysteria Condemned At Campus Meeting
Fragmentary report describes a campus incident linking Dr Blawie to harassment of black and white students over four years. Meeting remarks quote Clark on attendance, and a student statement about BSU membership while noting white students elected a different group. A development plan and future meeting were discussed with unclear specifics.
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Blawie
Clark
Qur Eharlar
Bliwit
Aid for low wealth schools faces tough odds
Lawmakers discuss AB 409 and HELPS proposals to boost state aid for low wealth districts, with Sen. Sherman urging targeted help next year while Assembly members push constitutional amendments and alternative taxation ideas. Education officials critique current funding as inefficient and stress planning needs amid ongoing local budget concerns.
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Page
Pettis
Lewis Sherman
R Berkeley
Hayward
Stephen Teale
Shu
HELPS
Cong Willing To Talk Peace With Saigon
The Viet Cong unexpectedly offered direct Saigon Viet Cong talks signaling a major shift in the conflict. Saigon’s Nguyen Van Thieu proposed direct negotiations while the Viet Cong denounced American maneuvers as delaying peace and exposing U.S. bad faith before the world.
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Paris
Viet Cong Hw
United States
Vferica
Nguyen van Thieu
Viet Cong
Nixon
Hadat
Hoi Thien
Henry Cabot Lodge
Car Slips Jacks Crushes Fremont Man
Donald J. Lane age 40 was crushed beneath a car he was repairing in Fremont while using a jack. The vehicle slipped forward about 20 inches, trapping him for more than 13 minutes before authorities arrived at the scene behind Wie Mohawk station on Mission Boulevard.
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Donald J. Lane
Joe
Ermore
Wie Mohawk
Mission Blvd
Lane
Lauthorilies
Area Scholars Named for California Merit and State Programs
Local students from Fremont and Hayward were named California State Scholarship semi finalists and National Merit Scholars. The group includes Desimane, Hageman, Kawaguchi, Beasley, Kurtz, Kring, Kring MacGregor and others, with awards from Bank of America, American Chemical Society, Lorillard Foundation, and PG&E. They list parents and future plans at Chabot College, Stanford, Berkeley, or Wisconsin, among others.
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San Leandro
Pacific High
Red Crescence
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American Chemical, Society
Bank of America
Chabot College
California State College
Hayward
Stanford University
University of California At Berkeley
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Kawaguchi
Army
Mario Kawaguchi
Vietnam
United States Army
Japan
Pennsylvania
Greece
James Loga High School
California Scholarship Federation
Clu
Migs Beasley
Lorillard Corp. Foundation
Kurtz
Macalister College
St. Paul. Minn
Pasco
Wash
Fremont
Caravana Mexicano
Gemeo
Brazil
Edlward Py . Kring
University of Redlands
Redlands
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Chicago
Miss Kring
Wis
Alc
Jahn T. MacGregor
Israelis Strike Dams Deep Inside Egypt
Egyptian spokesman Mohamed Al Zayyat says Israeli aerial attacks failed to destroy power stations bridges and vital installations and denies a commando raid. Tel Aviv confirms raids but gives no method. analysts note helicopters likely used. Power failures reported north of the sabotage zone.
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Tel ’Aviv
Red Sea
Baal
Wadi Halfa
Aswan Dam
Cairo
Mediterranean
Isna
Naja Hamadi
Beirut
Awpoyt
Nixon urges student voice yet opposes college control
Nixon asserted that free education must survive in the United States and called for leadership from the President. He praised students as well educated and motivated, saying they deserve a voice in course and rule decisions but should not be given control of colleges and universities. He framed his remarks as personal opinions open to challenge.
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U.S
United States of America
Nixon
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