Fatal crash on Highway 580 near Benedict Ave injures husband
A 51 year old Castro Valley woman, Florence Pool, was killed and her husband Sut Pool was seriously injured when their westbound car on Highway 580 was struck by a westbound vehicle driven by Howard Neely of Union City. Neely and his two passengers, Phyllis Lawerence and Linda Shrader, sustained minor injuries. The Pool vehicle struck a guard rail and the crash remains under investigation by highway patrol.
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Sunt- Merset Ave
Kaiser Hospital
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Howard Neely
New Haven St
Union City
Neely
Phyllis Lawerence
Linda Shrader
New Haven Street
Fremont Crash Injures Two in Head On Collision
Two people were hurt in a two car head on crash on Peralta Boulevard near Mission in Fremont at about 2:30 am yesterday. Kristi L. Martin, 20, of Fremont, a passenger in the westbound car, is listed in fair condition with multiple fractures at Washington Hospital. Raul K. Vera, 25, of Fremont, the eastbound car’s driver, suffered winded injuries and was released. Donald J. Bromley, 21, of Livermore, the westbound driver, and Vera reported seeing an oncoming car and could not avoid the collision.
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Mission Blvd
Vera
Donald J. Bromley
Segond St
Livermore
Man and nephew injured after night Road collision
Casita Valley man David Brandenburg and his 17 year old nephew Tony Brandenburg were injured when a late model dark sedan sideswiped their motorbike on Palomeres Canyon Road near a bridge. David Brandenburg was treated at Washington Hospital for head and shoulder injuries and a sprained ankle. Tony Brandenburg had minor scratches and was not hospitalized. The driver fled the scene and was believed to be on the wrong side of the road.
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Crews Beat Back Forest Fire Near Castro Valley
A 25 acre forest fire two miles above Willow Park Golf Club burned eight hours yesterday before 60 firefighters stopped it. The blaze on Redwood Road between Castro Valley and Redwood Regional Park drew six engines from the California Division of Forestry and six from East Bay Regional Park District. Two airplanes dropped fire retardant while 15 youths from the California Youth Authority assisted.
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Police Strike Move In Oakland Proposed by Officers Association
The Oakland Police Officers Association seeks strike sanction from the Alameda County Labor Council. If approved and officers walk out, city officials would call in the highway patrol and Alameda County sheriff for aid. A strike vote is planned for Tuesday unless city talks meet demands for five and a half percent overtime pay and five percent extra for overnight shifts, amid a 7 percent across the board offer. Starting pay is $874 monthly, rising to $982 after three years.
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Brown Calls Session Disaster in San Francisco
Assemblyman Willie Brown labeled 1969 legislative session a disaster blaming public pressure for flawed laws. He criticized topless dancing and gun control bills as out of touch, arguing displays riskier than firearms and noting Save-the-Bay legislation passed amid public deal making.
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Union City to Cut Property Tax Rate by 10 Cents
Union City council to hear a recommendation for a 10 cent cut in the 1.15 tax rate at tonight's meeting in council chambers. City Manager John Geoghegan says a 50 percent rise in assessed value to over 30 million dollars allows the lower tax rate while funding the 1969-70 budget of 1,160,001. The agenda includes three public hearings on zoning, including two apartment density rezonings and a shopping center rezoning on Niles Alvarado Road. A report on talks with Southern Pacific to open E Street across tracks is also planned amid an Intersections blocking rule dispute.
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Ralph Pahlmeyer
Nimitz Freeway
Union Plaza Center
Wiles- Alvarado Road
Geoghe- Ban
Southern Pacific
E Street
Nixon outlines new welfare program with work incentives
President Nixon proposes a sweeping welfare overhaul emphasizing work participation and training. The plan would allow the first $720 of earnings without benefit loss, require work or training for able recipients, and expand day care. It aims to raise efficiency, reduce dependency, and push for rapid congressional action. The proposal also calls reorganizing the OEO into stronger program development, planning, and health services offices while preserving VISTA.
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Rebozo loan cession details emerge from SBA records
In Miami Rebazo and secretary deny comment as SBA deliberates Patman speech. The 1962 loan moved from 74 to 80 thousand dollars with six year term after initial rejection, funding Monroe County assets of Title Co. Conflicting recommendations and concessions followed, including collateral withdrawal and extensions.
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Ritter
Restrictions on lethal chemical weapon moves debated in Senate
A Senate debate focused on curbs in a defense procurement bill after a controversial chemical and biological weapons testing issue in Okinawa. Provisions would ban storage outside the United States without notifying involved nations, require secretary of state approval, bar transport of lethal agents to or from U.S. military sites without approval, and mandate congressional notice before moving lethal agents during war. The amendment process includes other procurement disputes, with final passage delayed to September amid fights over a new Navy carrier and a U.S. bomber program.
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Delay Mars Landing Urged by House Space Committee
Rep. George P. Miller urged delaying a manned Mars trip 5 to 10 years to develop new tech and gain spaceflight experience. He said Russia might join a joint Mars expedition with NASA by century's end, countering Agnew and Paine's push toward an earlier goal.
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Senate leaders flag possible Soviet arms talks stall
Washington AP Democrats warn the Soviet Union may delay strategic arms talks as Senate figures urge early negotiations. Mansfield and Cooper fault Safeguard debates for potentially slowing talks while urging rapid initiation. Dobrynin’s mid July return is delayed, Nixon had urged August start.
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Death Probe Stalemated In San Jose
San Jose detectives report the murder probe of Deborah Furlong and Kathy Snaay remains at a stalemate. They concede limited details, mention no concrete link to Charles D Johnston, and note the teens were stabbed over 100 times and dumped outside after a white van sighting near the crime scene.
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Charles D. Johnston
Johnston
1969 TOPS Queen Crowned for Losing Most Weight
In Milwaukee Mrs Martha Fried was crowned TOPS 1969 queen after shedding 135 pounds. The crowd urged more display as she revealed her cape and 340 pound frame, celebrating the weight loss achievement in the Take Off Pounds Sensibly event.
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Martha Freid
Castro Valley advisory council plans spark debate in county
Castro Valley groups push for an elected advisory council with a paid staff and ballot yes or no on an elected council. Supervisors would appoint winners, while planners urge professional guidance and policy focus. County officials warn about staffing needs and funding by residents.
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Strathman
Polanski Victim Tate Slaying Widens Murder Web
A high profile murder case expands as Roman Polanski’s wife Sharon Tate is named among several victims found dead at the estate in Benedict Canyon. The scene included Abigail Folger and Wojciech Frykowski, with Steven Parent among the victims. Autopsy confirms Tate died of multiple stab wounds while eight months pregnant. Police search for clues include a red Ferrari linked to the killer and a missing car frame. Polanski, arriving home amid shock, remains unavailable for questioning.
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Local notice in Hayward California area
A fragmentary public notice from Hayward Alameda County California includes references to a filing or registration action with a claimed amount of 127 dollars and a contact line with a phone number. The legible portion lists addresses and names in a chaotic OCR style, indicating an official office or agency issuing an advisory or deadline. The readable elements are scattered and lack complete context or actionable details.
Theft Victim Left With Birthday Suit in Robbery
Charles L. Wine, 52, reported robbed of $43 early Saturday by two bandits who took his clothes. He fled naked to nearby bushes and waved for help, prompting motorists to call the police after he sought privacy behind foliage. A woman near a home assisted and summoned authorities.
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UPI
Charles L
Wine
Why Are You A Poor Talker
A Chicago publisher touts a simple everyday conversation technique to gain poise, self confidence, and popularity. The booklet As Ventures in Conversation is offered free by mail with a dime for postage and no obligation.
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