House committee approves land and submarine missiles pact
Washington AP. The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved the U S Soviet five year interim missiles accord by voice vote. Chairman Thomas E Morgan said a Howe vote on the historic agreement signed in Moscow May is planned for next Wednesday. He noted no Jackson amendment clarifications were added, and expects action on the House floor. The Senate has ratified the treaty but delayed related actions. The Jackson amendment would require equal weapon numbers for both sides. the five year pact freezes missiles at existing levels, including those under construction before July.
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Tough animal control laws urged in Hayward
Animal Control Director Charles Nalley said he will seek a tougher leash law and broader ordinances. He plans a city council package within two weeks and will step up enforcement starting Tuesday to catch stray and unlicensed dogs.
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Woman Fires At Robber In Cherryland Grocery
Police report a masked robber entered Cherryland Grocery on 883 Blossom Way last night, brandished a sawed-off shotgun, and forced owner Juanita Cross to open the till. Cross retrieved a revolver and fired three shots as the suspect fled toward Blossom Way and the railroad tracks. A second man waited in a parked car and fled. the amount of cash remains undetermined.
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Boats looted and adrift at San Leandro marina
San Leandro marina reports multiple boats looted and damaged overnight. Vessels entered in at least seven cases, with items stolen including a life jacket, carpet, wheel, door, speedometer, and compass. Police urge heavier patrols during night hours.
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Five-figure heroin seizure follows raid on Pagan home
Police recovered 50000 in heroin and seized stolen weapons and jewelry in a raid on the residence of Gregorio Rodriguez Pagan and an arrest of Simona Pagan and Estelle Gavea. Detectives said charges include possession for sale of heroin and stolen items.
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Bill would pay VC test survivors
Senators James B. Allen and John Sparkman urged a bill to compensate survivors of a Public Health Service syphilis study. They said the United States government had an ethical responsibility to pay up to 25 000 per person to the more than six Negro victims denied treatment during the 40 year experiment. Allen cited deaths among the untreated groups and called for prompt redress.
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Wallington backs Golden Gate Urban Recreation Area plan
Legislation approved to create the Golden Gate Urban National Recreation Area at the entrance to San Francisco Bay seeks up to 118.6 million dollars for land acquisition and development. The plan envisions about 11,000 additional acres and coordination of public and private transportation systems in the project area.
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McGovern hits New England in bid to gauge voters
McGovern tours a Manchester shoe factory with aides, drawing a large crowd. He surveys workers and discusses concerns ahead of the next president’s selection, while polling shows him trailing Nixon. Shriver talks with party officials in Washington as Connally forms Democrats for Nixon and Finch hints at a Nixon reelection bid launch.
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Nixon ally to raise funds in effort to aid reelection
Connally announced a group will try to raise between 2 and 3 million dollars for Nixon's campaign this fall. The effort targets Democrats to support Nixon Agnew, with plans to avoid Congressional races and focus on enlisting Democratic support. The group includes figures such as Leonard A. Marks and Thomas J. Watson Jr. It follows a broader Democratic party dispute over leadership and regional representation in Washington.
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Checkers Enthusiasts See Rising Interest and Strategy
Enthusiasts discuss improved interest in checkers as pieces move backward or forward with kings crowning and long diagonal moves. The larger board offers more variations and possibilities, with players wary that the opening move could still yield advantage. Barrow notes trend parallels to chess and foresees potential for checkers growth.
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Waves on ship endures Navy sex mix debate
In a San Doilgo dispatch the Navy explored integrating women aboard ships. After a few days some sailors reported men looked better. Seventeen women joined the 3600 crew of the aircraft carrier Constellation for a Bremerton to San Diego voyage in April 1971.
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Aide Criticizes Judge Over Leines Case Handling
Nicholson denounces Spruance for calling the Leines matter to Hayward without notice and for pretrial release. He asserts due process was violated as the district attorney’s office had no input yet the judge released the defendant on his own recognizance amid concerns over violence and fairness.
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Tahoe murder case tangles with Kenmedy case details
Union City police chief Bashinski reflects on a complex homicide inquiry that intertwined with the Kenmedy case. He recalls anxiety, leadership shifts, and a wary media climate as detectives pursued a case affecting a small department.
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War bill showdown in House stalls antiwar push
Lobbyists from Common Cause press for the amendment while White House and State Department operatives rally against it. Democrats lean dove, while more than 26 to 36 Republicans oppose the President, threatening defeat or veto.
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Senate approves handgun ban under new act
Senate approval sets a framework for enforcing stricter handgun restrictions. The Treasury Department would oversee compliance with the law, targeting domestic sales as defined by the bill. An agreement backed by Sew Ved Stevens, T-Ahska, and passed by voice vote allows certain handguns to be sold if they meet specified criteria for suitability or self protection.
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