Armed duo rob Gene's Drug Store in San Leandro theft
A man and a woman armed with .38 revolvers robbed Gene's Drug Store at 201 MacArthur Blvd yesterday. They stole about $472, the pharmacist was forced to open the safe, and a purse belonging to Mrs. Cale brash was taken along with five store keys. A car matching the robbers' description was seen heading south on Davenport Avenue.
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Davant Avenue
June Gealbrah
Vita Sabrizio
Mes
Cale Brash
Youth Accidentally Shot While Hunting near Fremont
A Washington state youth, 14 year old John L. Brandon, was accidentally shot by another hunter while jack rabbit hunting. He is in satisfactory condition at Washington Hospital after stepping into the shooter’s line of fire. The incident occurred near the Pacific Cement and Aggregate quarry with companions Steve Brandon, 4, and Robert A. Dalton, 13.
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Sequoia Road
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Washington Hospital
Castro Valley Tot Struck by Car Injured
A boy around to years old was hit by a car on Lawrence Drive near Ogilvie Drive and is listed in fair condition at Eden Hospital. The driver Brent G Ludwig 19 of Lawrence Drive was involved and no charges filed as investigators proceed.
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Marine Hurt In Cycle Accident Near Nimitz Freeway
A Marine on leave from the Language School in Oceanside was seriously injured yesterday when his motorcycle lost control on the Nimitz Freeway near Floresta Boulevard. Ernest I. Cates, 95, suffered chest injuries and abrasions and was taken to Oak Knoll Hospital, Oakland, where he remains in serious condition.
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Oak Knot Hospital
Oakland
Fremont Man Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
A 26 year old Fremont resident died at Kaiser Hospital Oakland from head injuries from an automobile accident on Mission Boulevard Union City last month. The widow Claudia Manicapelli survived the July 4 crash with their daughter Monica and his parents Reou and Mrs Manicapelli of Union City. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 11:30 AM at the Chapel of the Chimes Hayward.
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Kaiser Hospital
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Union City
Eugene J. Maricapelli
Phelan Ave
Mustang
Daggett Avenue
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Monica
Reou Manicapelli
Chapel of the Chimes
Mission Blvd
Hayward
Jules Jasot
Jerry
Jacot
St. Louis Zoo
Teen Arrested in Fremont Burglary Case
A one year old youth with prior burglary and drug arrests was taken into custody at his Fremont home after his mother reported a television set a vinyl collection and other miscellaneous articles stolen. He was released to his parents.
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Manx Thief Steals Shirts From San Leandro Shop
A young man ran into Augies Men’s Shop at 35 Parrot Street yesterday and grabbed a load of knit sweater shirts worth 525 dollars. The suspect fled in a car after a chase through the parking lot toward Washington Avenue, with 15 sweaters recovered by the owner.
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Parrot St
Augie Berites
Thornton
Washington Avenue
Washington
Court Date In Murder Case In San Francisco
California Supreme Court will hear Ben Rasnick's appeal from a Hayward murder conviction on August 27 at 9 30 a m in San Francisco. Rasnick a Painter's Union official is imprisoned at San Quentin for the 1967 murder of Lloyd Green of Hayward Local 1178. The case tied to Norm Call and Max Ward, both also convicted for related killings.
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Painter's Union
San Quentin
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Painters Union
Alameda County
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Call
Max Ward
Ward
Tow Wilson
State Supreme Court
Wilson
Panther Chief Of Staff Surrenders Revealed
Inside Review highlights report the surrender of the Panther Chief Of Staff. Other items include Wice Pye’s revelation about Haywe King, and mention of an assassination squad linked to Muck Arad. A prescription laynent urged tighter medical oversight appears on page 3.
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Haywe
Mage
Wider Ueng
House and Powell face $80,000 gap over exclusion dispute
The Powell case remains unsettled as the House and Powell clash over back pay and fines. The House offers court costs of 1,963.43 dollars while Powell seeks about 55,000 dollars in back pay plus other allowances and suspension of a 525,000 fine. Oral arguments are set for August 27 with Judge George J. Yark Jr. to oversee possible settlement.
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UPI
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
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Supreme Court
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Powell
Congress
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Tinuse
Bruce Hromley
Hari
Bromley
Herbert O. Reid
Watt
Hart
Vietnam War Battles Rage Near DMZ and Da Nang
Reports describe heavy U.S. helicopter and air support rescuing trapped American troops in two major battles near the DMZ. Marine units repelled North Vietnamese assaults near An Hay and The Rockpile while Viet Cong forces faced counterattacks south of the DMZ. A Phantom jet crash at Tan Son Nhu Airport damaged a village, amid evolving autumn fighting across Saigon and Cambodia border zones.
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Tan Son Nhu
Maitester Raps New Trash Law Sparks City Debate
The council debated a new trash law with Maitester challenging its reach while the mayor and vice mayor discussed enforcement. Alvin Kant compared it to vehicle affidavits, and officials debated who must pay for service and what constitutes garbage for future clarification.
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Toll rises as Camille aftermath floods Mississippi coast
Gov Williams surveys six hour coastal damage saying the devastation may take years to recover. Waveland Pass Christian Biloxi Gulfport and Ocean Springs suffer near total destruction with a quarter square mile hit and damages around 250 million dollars. Rescue agencies coordinate as power and communications remain out and relief begins.
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Onee Lash Gulf
John Bell Williams
Monster Attacks Anglers on Loch Morar
Five Sunday fishermen reported a 60 foot long monster with rounded humps dark brown color approaching their 18 foot boat on Loch Morar. William Simpson fired a shotgun after the creature struck the boat end, leaving a four inch dent before it allegedly vanished beneath the surface. No other witnesses have seen the creature since.
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Scotland
UPI
William Simpson
Duncan McDowell
McDowall
Loch Moror
McDonell
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Czechs Clash With Police in Wenceslas Square
In Prague riot police moved into Wenceslas Square on the eve of a major anniversary. Hundreds of spectators gathered as the Communist leadership urged calm. Scuffles broke out after officers repelled a protester trying to place a red flower at King Wenceslas statue.
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Wenceslas
Mississippi Governor Tours Hurricane Devastation
Victims describe piles of debris and collapsed homes across the stricken area. Maj. Gen. Walter G. Johnson compares damage to Hiroshima while Gov. John Bellis seeks disaster area declaration for Gulf Coast communities.
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Walter G. Johson
Mississippi
John Bellis
Tel Gulf Cos
Mississippi Disaster Declared. Nixon Funds Released
President Nixon announced an initial one million dollar federal disaster grant to Mississippi after Hurricane Camille. He pledged additional funds as full property damage totals are assessed, noting the declaration came while he was at Camp Pendleton. The storm hit the Gulf Coast including Gulfport and Biloxi as Nixon played golf nearby.
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Ray Sh
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Pass Christian
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Moss Pont
San Clemente
Calif
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Camille
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Camp Pendleton Marine Gate
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California
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Reagan Seen Still Carrying Favorable View In 1967 68
A California poll shows voters largely back Reagan with 15 to 50 percent approval across issues such as tax cuts, budget balance, and handling college unrest. Tax concerns dampen support as criticisms cite tax hikes and limited relief for homeowners and education funding.
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