Nixon Chooses Ted Kennedy Rival as Veep Hopeful
Nixon signals tight 1960 race dynamics as he weighs a second man for the ticket after a Wisconsin primary showing. Reports describe discussions with Barry Goldwater Hiram Fong and others, with Rockefeller Reagan and Hatfield in play and a late night, 2 am call with Hubert Humphrey.
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John ¥. Lindsay
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Hatfield
Oregon
Vietnam
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Rockefeller
Reagan
Troniney
James A. Rhodes
Ohioene
Miami Riots Enter Second Day Amid Black Power Rally
Police and National Guard faced a wave of violence as Miami’s Liberty City erupted after a black power rally. Three shooting victims, all Negro, were hospitalized but recovering. Gov. Kirk and Rev. Abernathy urged peace as looting and storefront smashing spread across the district.
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Hint
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Jack Matdox
Claude Kirk
Ralph Abernathy
Richard M. Nixon
Miami Beach
Alto
Metro Mayde
Chuck Hall
Kirk
Abernathy
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Sprawlig
Liberty City
Neers
GOP
Another Version of L A Melee in Los Angeles
The Black Painters claim a witness supports their account of Monday’s gun battle in Los Angeles that killed three Black men and wounded two white officers. Earl Anthony, Oakland chapter official, says the witness says the Negroes were gunned down while complying with police orders to exit their car.
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Los Angeles
Thel
Earl Anthony
Oakland
Post Office Hayward Ad Rates and Address Notice
Public notices for the Hayward California post office outline mailing address at 174 Wy Winton Ave and subscription rates per copy including Sundays, plus office contact details in Fremont California and San Conte?o with several illegible lines. The fragment lists rates and a mailing box number 327 in Hayward.
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Hayward
California
Winton
Galil
GM Refuses Narcotics Estimate At Fremont Plant
A GM spokesman said an undercover police probe claiming 24 to 25 percent of Fremont plant workers used or sold narcotics is unsubstantiated. About 3 300 workers are on temporary layoff for a plant changeover to new 4969 missiles. Police turned in 400 amphetamine pills found in a locker. Union rep Denny Lemmond backed GM while calling for clarification to end worker distress.
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Jover
Alam
Denny Lemmond
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Eisenhower Halls Selection OF Nixon Eisenhower
Japanese surgeons transplanted a heart from an accident victim to an eight year old in Sapporo. The 21 year old donor died in a verain accident, and the operation lasted about three and a half hours. The recipient is Nutily Miyazak, with stable vital signs and no pneumonia. Surgeons reported the operation a success and noted indeterminable future risk.
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Japan
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Sapporo’ Medical College
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Termita
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Universy
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Harvard
Tomita
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Omila
Hisenhower
Ser Hower
Witness Says He Saw Newton Shoot at Bus
Testimony recounts a bus shooting during a Panthers case with Grier present and Newton named. Garry pressed for witness reliability while Heanes described gunfire and the protective custody setup.
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Asst
Dist Alty
Lowell Jetsen
Charles Garry
Grier
Al-yea'-uld
Navy
Gary
Newton’srae
Frey
Probe Seen In Shooting Of Panther
The likely inquiry by the attorney general into the April 6 West Oakland shootout that left 17 year old Black Panther Bobby Burton dead was disclosed by Joseph Schwab chair of the county Human Relations Commission. District Attorney J Frank Coakley indicated he may seek outside review though Schwab noted he believes the case has been thoroughly probed by Oakland police and the county coroner. Seven Panthers arrested after the 90 minute clash face grand jury indictments for attempted murder and assault on police.
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Oakland
Joseph Schwab
Hutton
Black Panthers
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Coakney
Selah
Coakley
Aorey
Thomas Lynch
Larramettle
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Fallen Wires Cut Off Power Near Orchard Avenue
Hayward residents of Pacific Gas and Electric suffered a brief outage when a BART crane operator knocked down overhead wires at Orchard Avenue near railroad tracks. About 1,000 customers lost power for roughly three minutes. Service restored by 1:11 am. The area includes Wenn.
Reagan Refuses to Quit Bid as Cali-fornia Delegates Backed Nixon
Governor Reagan faced pressure at Clifton Convention Hall as delegates praised Nixon and urged unity. Advisers debated strategy while Reagan weighed staying in the race, ultimately choosing to continue his presidential bid amid calls to exit and back Nixon.
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Nix
Nixen
Reagan
Clifton
Onc
Deiarry Goldwater
Fis
Los Angeles
Jose
California
Mayors Back Higher Bridge Tolls for BART Plan
Mayors at a Alameda meeting backed a package of toll and auto registration fee increases to fund BART completion. Oakland and San Francisco leaders urged compromise while warning against delaying the Bay Area transit project and emphasized the need to protect the Dumbarton and Southern Crossing plans. A guest, Rep George Miller, urged addressing minority issues and avoiding overnight solutions.
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John Reading
Conference
aUipport
Bay Bridge Halls
Reading
San Francisco
Joseph Alisto
Naval Air Station
Alameda
George P. Miller
D-Alameda
Miller
Robert W. Crown
Martieda
Don Milford
Piedmont
George Miller
Martine
Bay Bridge
San Leandro
Jack Maltester
BART
Alameds
William McCall
Newark
Harry Lewis
Dumbarton Bridge
Resting
College Tax Rate Retained by Fremont-Newark Trustees
Fremont Newark district trustees approved maintaining the current tax rate at 62 cents per 100 dollars of assessed valuation, allocating 1 775 321 dollars for the college and citing expansion needs. Trustee Wes Sears urged a small reduction but supported preserving a reserve fund after talks with college administrators. The board also discussed requiring a loyalty oath for student body officers, with president Steve Bammel noting opposition to pledging allegiance to the U S Constitution.
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Wes Sears
Sears
Steve Bammel
Ohlone College
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