Judge expected to rule on peach growers petition
Sacramento AP report says Judge Halbert may rule today on a petition by peach growers seeking state and federal action to deploy picketers to farms. The case centers on Mexican workers brought in under federal programs and a dispute over wages and conditions at the Tom Beivers peach orchard near Gridley.
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Sherill Halbert
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AFL- Clo “Agricultural Workers
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Gridley
AWOC
DeWitt Tanschill
Floyd
Havers
R. A. Leonard
Leonard
AWOG
Bowers
Statewide Weather Forecast From The Daily Review
Statewide weather overview for Northern Central and coastal California with fair conditions, fog near coasts, scattered thunderstorms in the southern Sierra Nevada, and high temperatures reaching up to 106. Coastal areas expect night fog and sunny afternoons, with several valleys showing fair to sunny conditions Sunday. The report lists various regional forecasts including Sacramento Valley and Monterey Bay with similar trends and highs, plus publication details of The Daily Review in Hayward and surrounding offices.
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Banta
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Monterey Bay Area
Girl Names Priest In Sex Charge
EDINBURG Texas AP A charge of assault with intent to rape was filed Friday against a Catholic priest Father John B Pelt 21. The complaint was signed by Maria America Guerra 20 a student at Pan American College. Dist Ath Robert Lattimore said Miss Guerra charged she was attacked from behind with cloth over her face while she prayed in Sacred Heart Catholic church March 23. The Fronton girl said she bit the assailant's finger and he fled. Father Feit from Chicago was enrolled in pastoral school at the San Juan Catholic church near here. He was ordained to the priesthood in 1959 but was not assigned to the church.
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Death Notice for Fred Kretschmer of Hayward
Fred Kretschmer of 24164 Garden Ave Hayward died August 5 age 75. Husband of the late Katharine Kretschmer father of Anne Mendonca Rugatoh Kretschmer Arthur Kretschmer and others. Survived by many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Native of Germany. Funeral services at Brass Chapel and Lone Tree Cemetery Hayward attended by relatives and friends.
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Nationality Groups Wooed By Kennedy
Sen John F Kennedy returns from a New York trip to press for broad support among nationality groups. Gov G Mennen Williams joins Kennedy at a DNC meeting in his summer home with about 50 expected attendees. Kennedy also meets Dem leaders DeSapio and Prendergast and discusses voter registration and New York coalition plans. He counsels caution on summit talk with Khrushchev and holds talks with West German state secretary von Eckhardt on shared concerns.
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Soviet Press Accuses U S Student of Spying
Edwin Morrell an American exchange student says the Soviet paper Trad labels him a spy yet accuses him of anti Soviet statements. He notes no charges were brought when expelled and cites the exchange program as the target of the attack. The IU committee calls Trad accusation lies.
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Moscow Trade Fusion
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Soviet Union
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Czechoslovakia
Church of Jesus Christ’ of, Latter-Day Saints
Cook's Helper Pleads Innocent In Market Burglary Case
SAN LEANDRO Richard Hartley 22 a cook s helper charged with attempting to burglarize Lee Bros Davis St market pled innocent in Municipal Court this morning. A felony count scheduled before Judge Gerald P Conait on Aug 22 Hartley of Alameda was arrested by San Leandro police early Sunday after they pushed a prowler from the market near Douglas Dr
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Beauty Barred From Contest Denies Beating
HOLLYWOOD Calif AP Leona Gage a brief Miss USA winner denies mistreating her five year old son Pleaded innocent to endangering a child life charge based on her mother in law report that she beat David Ennis one of her two sons by Air Force Sgt Gene Ennis whom she married when she won Miss Universe in 1957. She was freed on 500 dollar bail pending trial on the charge.
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David Ennis
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Ler
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Nev
Ennis
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Cement Firm Replaces Loaded Car After Concrete Prank
Denver readers learn of Joe Nelson whose car was dumped with six tons of wet concrete by Bob Porter after a bet. The cement firm will replace the car with a new model and supply another load for a driveway. Porter's boss Ronnie Stewart financed the plan to settle the incident.
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Almanac Today August 6 1969 Highlights and History
Almanac entry for Saturday August 6 1969 notes the 219th day of the year with 147 remaining, full moon, Mars and Mercury in the morning sky, Jupiter and Saturn in the evening sky. Historical events include Tennyson’s birth in 1809, Austria and Russia at war in 1914, Ederle's Channel swim in 1926, Crater's disappearance, Hiroshima atomic bomb announcement in 1945, and a quote from Alfred Tennyson.
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Nixon Very Pleased Following Long Trip
Nixon returns from an 11 381 mile campaign tour marked as very pleasing by the Republican nominee. He visited Hawaii where he became the first presidential candidate to actively campaign there and spoke in Seattle about civil rights, urging executive action and cabinet initiative. Nixon plans to visit every state and aims for gains in November.
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US OKs Gas Imports From Canada Wells
The Power Commission approved a plan for California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana to import over 584 million cubic feet of natural gas daily from Canada. Pacific Gas Transmission will receive 418 million. PG&E will distribute gas within California. Alberta and Southern Gas will sell to PG&T at the Canadian border. The commission trimmed PG&E’s return to 6 percent and ordered volume and price reports. PG&E President Norman Sutherland said final approval from the California PUC is needed to begin building a 300 mile segment of the $133 million pipeline system.
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Pacific Gas Transmission
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California Public Utilities Commission
Chuckles In The News Chuckles In The News
Police dog King VI not ready for final exams as officers report the unit’s activity. Inmates at Havana Principe Jail awaken an extra hour after buglers failed to wake them, with two suspects escaping. Seventeen year old Rob ert Driscoll fined for careless demv na as his father Gerald C. Driscoll chairs state Traffic Safety Board. Three men charged with sealing 715 pounds of choice sien, worth a dollar pound, as they dine on turnip greene and cornbread in the city.
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UPI
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Principe
Jackson
Milas
Disarmament Commission Set To Meet Amid Boycott Threats
The 82 nation Disarmament Commission is expected to meet on August 15 or soon after despite boycott threats from the Soviet bloc. The United States urges a resumption of East West negotiations and calls for a resolution urging prompt talks. Ambassador Lodge notes no decisions on specific disarmament steps at this meeting. Khrushchev opposes a summer meeting and Eisenhower favors General Assembly handling of disarmament with world leaders invited.
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N.Y
Soviet Union
United States
Commission
U.S
Henyy Cabot Lodge
Disarmament Commission
Lodge
U.N
Luis Padilla Nervo
Salesman Wanted for Gas Estates Tract Experience
Classified notice seeking a salesman with tract experience in gas estates. Good commission offered. Promising earnings of 155 bonuses this year? Call H/ 17-2225.
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