Six alarm blaze at Wvera mo?ne boarding house
A six alarm fire at 2 47 this morning damaged a large bunkhouse and a stable, with estimated losses of 5000 dollars. Fire departments from Memeda County and Livermore City, plus divisions from Forestry and several camps, contained the blaze in about two hours with 30 men. One employee suffered a minor arm injury. no animals were harmed. Foresters cited a gas stove as the likely cause, still under investigation.
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Wvermone
Windaill Rane
Memeda County Hire Department
Wo Livermore City
Divirion of
Porestry
Camp Parks
Santa Rita
Pleasantan
Division of Forestry
Keinit
Palm Avenue fire disrupts Fremont phone and cable service
In Fremont 500 homes and 23 businesses lost service for hours after a burning palm tree ignited foliage near 4238 Palm Ave. The blaze disrupted phone and cable lines, with service restored by 5:13 pm after firefighters confirmed smoldering at the base of the palm and damage from resurfacing work. Local lines were restored by the evening.
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Vromuny
Paliy Arena
Fremont
Palm Avene
Palm Ave
Pavilie
Man Pleads Innocent in Fremont Assault Case
Hershell B. Shepherd pleaded innocent in municipal court to assault battery and disturbing the peace charges. Police say he was arrested after three cars boxed in his vehicle on Stevenson Boulevard near the Nimitz Freeway. An untended shotgun was found in his car and a threat to his wife cited by officers. Witnesses described Shepherd and Charles Barbvareosa Smith entering Dick J. Ury’s apartment at 30877 Gundale Five about 2 am Tuesday, with a cue slide used to strike Ury, causing head and arm wounds.
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Fremont
Herschell B
Shepherd
Stevenson Boulevard
Nimitz
Ann Shepherd
Charles Barbvareosa Smith
Dick J. Ury
Dale Five
Smith
Ury
Shepheed
Patie
Police Auction Sets Gavel to Sell Stolen Unclaimed Goods
Police auctioneer will hold a sale at 9 a.m. tomorrow in the city corporation yard at 97350 Sequoia Road. Officer Judd and Officer Armstrong describe a stock of 120 bicycles, an electric guitar, a Wahman guitar, a 16 gauge shotgun, a 7 inch electric table saw, a table radio, two cassette players, and gasoline cans. Most bikes are mediocre with a few in very good condition.
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Cll Judd
Bob Armstrong
Bart opening delayed to September eleventh
The Bay Area Rapid Transit board ruled to begin service on September 11 after district directors accepted a recommendation from General Manager B Sickes. He noted the original date was too tight for a smooth opening and for crew changes and new AC Transit bus connections.
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Say
Distric
Danager B Sickes
Stokes
Eschler
Ene
BART
AC ‘Transit
Sillman
Cyclist killed on Interstate 80 auto crash fatality
A cyclist died after a car ran over him on Interstate 80 near Santa Rita Road at 9 03 pm. Arthur Coombs stopped to direct traffic. a dark colored car swerved and struck the rider. Police seek witnesses. A second crash in Indianapolis killed 19 year old Charlotte Von Feldt seven hours earlier.
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Smaldreyetist
Ierstate
Fremont Wartan
Ipollane
California Highway Patrol
James Gallagher
Buckeye Drive
Livermate
Valley Memorial Hospital
Santa Rita Road
Gallagher
Charlotte von Feldt
Frenonl
von Feldt
Indianapolis
Ind
von Pelrit
Robert
von Pelitts
Gallegos Avg
Freiant
Doctor killed in collision near San Francisco toll plaza
AP reports a young Larkspur physician named Steven Michael Sylow died in a late night crash about 34 miles south of the Golden Gate Bridge toll plaza. His small car was pushed from the southbound to the northbound lane where it was struck by a panel truck.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Highway Patrol
Steven Michael Sylow
Turstey
Soiled map eyed as clue in Union City murder case
Union City detectives probe a torn map fragment with possible blood stains as a new clue in the Mario Oliver case. Weldon Kennedy and Vicky Eselin face charges related to separate stabbings. Kennedy remains in custody as a bail plea is planned. Searchers continue to comb the 11 acre site, though police urge crowds to stay away.
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Union City
Hasheer
Mario Oliver
Weldon M. Kennedy
Ward
Vicky Eselin
Lob Stainey
Rainey
Palice
Missing Heart
Rand
Oliver
Dairy farmer seeks milking work amid murder trial case
Rodger McAfee 23, a Caurthers area dairy farmer, placed ads in Fresno and Visalia seeking milker or herdsman work. He says harassment by bill collectors and credit loss crippled his 400 acre farm, which he transferred to his wife and five sons while Miss Angela Davis faced murder charges in Marin County.
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Fresno
UPI
Rodger McAfee
Caurthers Area
Angela Davis
McAfee
Visalia
Tallopin
McAfée
David
Marin County
Livermore Chosen for SP Downtown Development Plan
Livermore sets plans for a three phase SP project centered on a 100,000 square foot department store. City officials tout economic feasibility and aim to renovate the downtown with rail underpasses, parking, and office space while avoiding new taxes. The 6 million project follows a prior failed plan and stacks capital against long term revenue from property and sales taxes.
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Bill Parness
Livermore
Clyde Taylor
Hanesworth
Gary Olsen
Southern Pacific Central District
Tok
Biraneh Town
Valley Center
City of
Livermore Avenue
Imprisoned for giving out Bibles and pleas for aid
Poirier, a University of California San Diego graduate about to start his third year teaching in a San Diego school, describes prison life as demeaning and brutal after detailing five days in confinement. He criticizes the American embassy for delays and only telegrams to parents.
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Poirier
University of California
San Diego
California State University
Hayward
Airline fare hike approved by Civil Aeronautics Board
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved a 27 percent across the board fare increase for U.S. airlines. The measure could raise industry revenues by up to 158 million dollars annually to meet required health and infrastructure investments. Two board members dissented, arguing the hike could push average ROI to as high as 14 percent.
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Wastington
APL
Aeronwuites’ Board
Lain Health
Eltrack Canttak
Forst Une Bear
Noberb. T. Murphy
G. Joseph Minalli
Graffiti Station Mirrors Hayward Restrooms Contain Hidden Messages
An extended look at graffiti in Hayward restrooms reveals brands and political theology among the scribbles. The piece describes stations cluttered with decals from Arco to Standard, obscene drawings, and a mix of personal signatures, political notes, and sexual expressions, including a controversial mural about interracial intimacy.
Last Patrol Ends With Booby Traps In Vietnam Action
The unit faced booby traps and sporadic gunfire at sundown with one casualty and a medevac within ten minutes. For two days the patrol moved through bamboo and streams, scavenging food and resting in exposed positions. A night pickup by helicopter evacuated another man after stepping on a trap. South Vietnamese infantry joined dawn operations as Americans withheld heroics, citing caution and mission focus.
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Joe Bream
Herocs
Caripany
Charles Viale
Sebastipol
Calif
Kent
End of U.S. combat role nears in Vietnam retreating units arrive
As of last week about 44,600 American servicemen remained in South Vietnam excluding sailors off the coast and airmen in Thailand and Guam. The first ground battalion landed on March 8, 1965. By 1968 peak strength reached 122 ground combat battalions. Delta Company returned to Da Nang as a South Vietnamese brass band played. Soldiers described homesickness and mixed feelings about the four day patrol mission.
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South Vietnam
Thailand
Guam
Noth
Vietnam
Sth Marine Regiment
Fhe Hostat Na Nang
United States
U.S
U.S. Army
Marine Corps
Delta Company
DaNang
Mie U.S
Larry Silver
Floral Park
N.Y
Pfe
Rudy Mores
Arleta
Call
Spec
Cary Hoffman
Spokanes Wash
Michael Fields
Pine Top
UPI
Ket Wagner
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