California Growth Rate Is Slowed News Item
California growth slows as Bay Area experiences high population flux. Hallmann notes San Francisco draws young residents to suburbs after second child. Alpine remains California’s sparsest county with about 400 people versus 397 in 1860. Department estimates show urban counties rising, but percent increases unclear.
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Oakland Bank Theft Shocks Bay Area
Financial robbery reported in Oakland near Southern Alameda County branch of California savings and loan. Two well dressed gunmen entered Friday morning and fled with about $1,100 in cash. Police search underway as weather and traffic reports note mild to windy conditions across the Bay Area.
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UPI
Francisco May Area Fair
Inday
Sam Panteo
Hayward
Q . San Aslac
Tnion City
Livermore Toe
Tide Tables for Napa and Sonoma Valleys Sunday
Tide tables and coastal outlook for Napa and Sonoma Valleys with Santa Rosa forecast. Overcast risk, light northerly to southerly winds, afternoon seas lift. Times indicate high and low tides with uncertain hour notations.
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Sonoma
Santa Rosa Plain
Lane
Santa Rosa
Fire department log reports scattered calls across Alameda area
The dispatch sheet lists multiple incidents from Castro Valley to Newark including car and grass fires, rubbish fires, and resuscitation calls. Notable entries mention North Castro Valley and Union City responses, with times from early morning to late evening and several road names such as Tiora Drive and Evergreen avenues.
Demo Club Departs State Democratic Council
Fullerton Democratic Club president Rene Steinhauer says the Villerton unit has withdrawn from the California Democratic Council and expects other clubs to quit as leaders alienate members. He cites discontent with the statewide group and predicts further exits.
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Fullerton
Villerton Democratic
California Democratic Council
Rene Steinhauer
Ysteinhauer
Daily Review publication and local office listing
A garbled notice from Hayward California references The Daily Review publisher Wilicot Chiteste and advertising director Ines Hayd. It mentions ME communications 19 and West India TO, with a date 2027. The fragment identifies Pot Office Hayward with unclear metzrr details.
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Man Held in Fatal Hayward Bicycle Crash
Hayward police arrested 4 Carmichael man Carroll J. Jerne on charges of manslaughter and felony drunk driving after Richard L. Graham Jr. 99, died when a car rear ended his bicycle near Missle Boulevard and Blanche Street. Graham was declared dead at St. Rose Hospital. Jerne showed intoxication on a breath test.
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Carmichael
Hayward South
Carroll J. Jerne
Missle Boulevard
Blanche Street
Richard L. Graham Jr
Blanche SL
Jerne
Graham
Strive
St. Rose Hospital
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San Leandro Barn Victim In Critical Condition
A one month old San Leandro child, Clary Peter Bruce, was critically injured Thursday when fumes from an aerosol gas can ignited in a garage. He is the son of Gary J Bruce and his wife, living at 2262 Driftwood Way. The incident occurred in San Leandro and the child was treated at Kaiser Hospital in Hayward.
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Clary Peter Bruce
Kaiser Hospital
Hayward
the Gowk
Gary J Bruce
Driftwood Way
Johnson's Views On World Problems
Washington AP highlights from President Johnson's press conference, outlining constitutional authority for Vietnam, Gulf of Tonkin resolution, and potential withdrawal mechanisms. He cites U S military reports on progress, comments on Red China, and plans for South Vietnamese elections. He also touches on farmers profits, urban programs, Social Security expansion, shale oil prospects, and energy policy amid Middle East tensions.
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Frei
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War End Urged By Methodists
The Central Jurisdictional Conference of the Methodist Church adopted a resolution calling for an end to the Vietnam War and redirecting war funds to fighting poverty. The Negro conference urged possible talks with the Viet Cong and criticized armed forces for subtle racism before merging with the white Methodist church.
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Vietnam
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National Liberation Front
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Forest Fires Rage Across Five States and Canada
Fire crews battled widespread blazes across five U S states and neighboring Canada. In Glacier Park two lookouts evacuated as dense smoke hindered visibility while nine other fires burned in the area. Canadian forests burned thousands of acres in Nelson Kamloops and Prince George regions with a 2000 acre Vancouver Island blaze finally contracted after a two day fight. Local governors warned weekend crowds could worsen the danger as airspace near Trapper Peak was restricted for retardant drops. Ten thousand acres burned in Prince George area with many other large fires reported. Yosemite counted 400 small fires controlled quickly.
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Keith Nielson
Washington
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Admits 5 Fiery Murders Contested by Authorities
Hoskins testified from hospital that Haskins admitted part of the murder plot including tying the victim to a clothes line crossbar a fire setting and shooting. Prosecutors described the account as a false confession while detailing a rifle used and the family victims Loretta 29 and children Jule 6 Darla 4 Linda 1. Authorities pursued homicide charges and sought to avoid prejudice against the defendant while noting motive was established.
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Ponabe
New Airline Service Probe Falls Behind Schedule
The Civil Aeronautics Board denied Pacific Airlines postponed steps in the reopened San Joaquin Valley air service probe. A hearing is set for September 6 in San Francisco. The case involves a proposed transfer of routes between United Air Lines and Pacific, amid merger talks with West Coast Airlines and a possible three way deal including Bonanza Airlines.
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Requiem Mass for Ernest H. Busch in San Lorenzo
Ernest H. Busch 47 of 15581 Sharon St San Lorenzo died Wednesday A native of Kansas he is survived by his wife Betty A Busch son Allen J Davis Fremont mother Katherine Juseh Kansas brothers Charles and Walle Busch sister Mrs Alle Ritter Kansas and three grandchildren Rosary will be recited tomorrow at 730 p m at the Chapel of San Lorenzo Mortuary 13778 Hesperian Blvd Burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward Mass and services held at St John Catholic Church 264 E Lewelling Blvd Monday at 9 a.m.
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Rites for Loftsgaard and Graham Scheduled in Hayward
Edward B Loftsgaard of 11 Purdue Street San Leandro died aboard a ship after an auto crash on Guam July 2 He was 43 and survived by wife Lorraine Toftsgaard and children Stephen Mort Joanne Loftsgaard Services set for 4 30 PM at Santos Robinson Mortuary 160 Estudillo Hayward burial Chapel of the Chimes Mission Boulevard Hayward Richard Lewis Graham 19 died en route to a hospital from a traffic crash Services Monday 1 30 PM at Chapel of the Chimes Hayward son of Mr and Mrs Richard L Graham of 528 Blanche Street Hayward brother of Gail and Claudia Graham native of Rhode Island resident of Alameda County 12 years graduate of Logan High School Rev Gilbert Christian to officiate Visitation until 11 30 AM Monday at Pratt Fuerl Mortuary 14 C Street Hayward
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Haywards
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Mantell Rites Held for Jerry B Manteil Castro Valley Youth
Private family services were held for Jerry Bruce Mantell 19 of 17891 Sdrani Court Castro Valley at the Chapel of the Valley. He died Wednesday. He was a member of Office and Technical Employees Union Local 29 5 Oakland. Survived by siblings Gail Susan Mantell and brother David D Mantell stationed at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station and Mrs Martha Apenshaw of Alameda and Homer B Howe of Daly City. Inurnment at Chapel of the Chimes Oakland. Donations to a favorite charity.
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Attempt To Rescue Food Stamp Program Faces Deadline
The federal food stamp program nears another termination date as reports say pressures grow to break a Senate House deadlock blocking an extension. The program, begun in 1964 to aid the needy, had expired June 30 but Congress granted a stop gap to continue present levels through this month.
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Negroes and Klan Clash Loom in Louisiana Show of Force
In Baton Rouge a tense confrontation builds as Negroes and Ku Klux Klan members rally with state police numbering 1175. Gov McKeithen warns of swift action and armed guards, while National Guardsmen are readied. The scene mirrors broader political strain over a Louisiana budget extension and social unrest.
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Livingston
Medi Cal Cuts Impact Studied in Alameda County
County Administrator Earl R. Strathman warns Medi Cal cutbacks will affect about 100000 people in Alameda County, mostly welfare recipients. He notes costs rise to 11.8 million annually from a 1964-65 base, while private hospitals and physicians debate patient transfer limits and longer-term care.
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Racial march in Baton Rouge meets armed opposition and guard
Rival weekend rallies end with a Negro civil rights march in Bogalusa and Baton Rouge as State Police and National Guard mobilize. A dynamite finding under a Denham Springs bridge prompts Governor McKeithen to deploy troops. Helicopters monitor streets while Ku Klux Klan jeers accompany the marchers.
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Death notices for Erman W Busch and others in local area
Obituary notices listing Erman W Busch of Sharon Street San Lorenzo and relatives including Betty A Busch Allen J Davis Fremont Gene Michael Denise Davis and Katherine Busch of Kansas with funeral details and church services. Also mentions other memorial notices for Alice Rinter and George Martel among others with family connections and burial plans in local cemeteries.
Death Notices from Daly City and Hayward Remnants
Obituaries note a California native aged around one year in Daly City with union ties to Office and Technical Employees Local 9 in Oakland and services at Valley Chapel. Additional notices honor August Graham and Richard Lewies of Hayward, with services at The Chimes Chapel and Garden Chapel in Hayward and memorials directed to a favorite charity.
Nimitz Wreck Hurts Berkeley Girl of 18
An 18 year old Berkeley girl suffered minor injuries in a Nimitz Freeway wreck near Whipple Road Interchange Union City at 9 28 am She was taken to Kaiser Hospital Hayward for X rays with no serious injuries reported Later a separate crash at Harder Road crossing in Hayward involved a Western Pacific train striking a vehicle with no injuries noted
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Nimitz
Whipple Road
Union City
Kaiser Hospital
Hayward
Kathleen Staith
Tt Harder Road
Hong Kong Blast Kills One
A bomb blast in Hong Kong killed one person and injured a demolition expert, a ten year old boy, and three others as investigators arrived. Police then arrested 34 people in a raid on a joint office of three pro Communist groups defying a court order to suspend publication. The secretary of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce was also questioned.
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Chinese Chamber of Commerce
California Collision Kills Five
A Norwalk California family of three and a Scottsdale Arizona couple died in a Friday night Interstate 10 crash fourteen miles west of Blythe. A two lane bridge crash scene fused a sedan and pickup, igniting a fire that welded the cars together. Dead are Luther Adams 44 Martha Adams 44 Steve Adams 15 Norwalk Jared and Christine Mustin 4 and 43 Scottsdale. Adams daughter 20 survived with major injuries.
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