Raiders rally past Jets in 41 20 exhibition win
Clarence Davis of USC returns a kickoff for a fourth quarter touchdown to spark the Oakland Raiders to a 41 20 victory over the New York Jets in an exhibition. Giants beat Mets 6 5 in 10 innings to widen NL West lead. Indians claim abandoned Coast Guard land in Milwaukee then depart after Coast Guard order. Bell System strike widens as Telephone workers vote to keep walking off jobs in New York state.
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Clarenee Davis
USC
Raiders
New York Jets
Giants
New York Mets
Oakland Adielics
New York Yankees
Jim “Catfish” Hunter
Lee Sports
Coast Guard
Milwaukee
Coast
Harman
Herb Powless
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American Indian Moyarment
Ieemintry
Bell System
New York State
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New York Telephone Co
CWA
Pape
Fiedler Named Chief Conductor and Fire Chief Honoree
Fiedler, famed conductor of the Basta Pops, is noted as an honorary fire chief in San Seahim after discussions with Fire Chief Manuel Rodrigues. He visits a Montgomery Ward zone atop a Tedder truck, driven by James Dorpinghaus, as officials observe. Page 7. Europe’s princess Anne Windsor turns 31 amid royal parties and horse dreams, with Queen Elizabeth’s daughter celebrating early and often, two weeks ahead per pattern. Page 10.
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Arthur Fiedler
Vigearold
Basta
Europe
Anne Elizabeth Alice Talisse
Windsor
Remalee
Annie
Buckingham Palace
Pete
Elizabeth
Tinge
Nader urges FDA action to probe contaminated eggs Poultry
Ralph Nader asks the FDA to declare a public health alert until the scope and danger of chemically contaminated eggs and poultry are determined. A separate note cites 75,600 eggs and 44,000 chickens found with polychlorinated biphenyls PCB, prompting slaughters. Deputy Commissioner James D. Grant said continued consumption could pose health hazards based on available information.
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Ralph Nader
Food and Drug Administration
Elect
FDA
Charles C. Schwanis
FRA
MDA
James. D. Grant
Communist growth in northern South Veeman provinces prompt U.S. pullback
U.S. forces withdrawal and rural security decline fuel Communist activity in northern and central South Veeman provinces. In Binh Dinh the number of Viet Cong controlled hamlets jumped from about 40 in April to roughly 140 in June, according to U.S. sources. In the upper region the poorly controlled hamlets increased by about one third in the year ending June.
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Hayward Chronicle Postcard Listing
Local listing from Hayward area noting contact number 783-4111 and issue details Vol 78 No 312 across 104 pages. Public notice style snippet indicates a newspaper header fragment with date and page count.
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Youth unemployment among Paraday students and college-bound workers
The piece reports widespread summer job scarcity for Paraday and Hayward students. It notes many youths struggle to find work, with some placed in unsuitable roles, and highlights a few individuals like Keith Roberts and Keith Beezemer facing seniority barriers. It quotes officials from the State Department of Labor Resources Development and local employers, underscoring prolonged underemployment and limited summer opportunities for students.
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Entigls Niohay
Stite
Department of Huta Resources Development
Raparls & Bleukaullouk
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Rayward
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Keith
Doug
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Smany
Kottis
Ritk Borehua Myemnold
Socialoay
Heacmer
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Sei Scripps T
Hayward
Chabot Convalescent Hospital
Banana
Thiskriet Adult Education
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Aden
Catioria State College
Thaywate
Sterts
Ronnie Gilpin
Park Lime
Ua Eolleje
Gilpin Sali
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Bezemer
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Dusque & Arene
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