Robbery at Southwest Forrest Industries details
Police investigate a 2275 dollar tisllary theft at Southwest Forrest Industries located at 200 Marina Blvd in San Leandro. Thieves gained entry through a rear door during a period between Friday and Monday, loading an assortment of 55 tons onto a pallet, then moving it to a forklift bound for a front roll-bo car, per police.
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Southiwest Forrest Industries
Poliod
Thirteen Prisoners Killed in Trelew Escape Attempt
Thirteen terrorist prisoners died and six were wounded in an escape attempt from a Rawson maximum security prison. Military officials said the raid began at 8:40 am with hostage-taking by a high‑ranking base official. A group hijacked a jet toward Chile. others remained aboard as troops forced surrender and moved remaining escapees to a joint air custody prison. Trelew lies 118 miles south of Buenos Aires.
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Navy
Rawson
Chile
Wie Austral Airlines
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Air Urceravy
Tralew
Buenos Aires
Alioto Loses Bid for Change of Venue in Libel Suit
U S District Court Judge Russell Smith denied Alioto’s request to move the retrial of his $125 million libel suit. The trial remains set to open in September before Smith. The mayor previously faced a hung jury in a first trial. the suit targets Cowles Publications and Look Magazine after a 1969 article alleging Mafia ties.
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Joseph L. Alioto
Agents! Look Magazine
San Francisco
U.S. District Court
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Smith
Alioto
Jigka
Cowles Voluntaticakions, Tre
Aliuto
Merced Crash Kills Mother and Two Sons
A single car crash 15 miles west of Merced killed Bertha Meza 48 and her two sons John 16 and Milo 10 while two other children Rover 32 and Virginia were listed in serious condition. The family was returning from a vacation in Southern California when the car left the highway and hit trees.
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Merced
Bertha Meza
Mewman
John
Milo
Rover
Virginia
California
John Meza O
Lawyer guilty of bribe attempt in San Francisco
UPI reports lawyer Michael Hanley pleaded guilty to attempting to bribe a witness in a murder case. Judge John Esasel set Sept. 29 for sentencing. Hanley allegedly offered 900 to pool player Boris Melthoyee to skip testifying in Harold Brown Jr.’s slaying. Melthoyee accepted 200 then alerted prosecutors. Hanley’s attorney said he is contrite and plans to resign from law. Willan A. ter, 24, also faces trial for Brown’s death.
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UPI
Michael Hanley
Guill "Vonday
Wilnessins
Superior Court
John Esasel
Hanley
Boris Melthoyee
Twivo
Harold Brown Jr
San Fratisco
Moeltienyee
Distriet
LeRna Grim
Kanley
Ertola
Fir State
Har
Willan A.ter
Franeisen
Brown
Hatch Act challenged by California workers
A class action suit filed in U.S. District Court seeks to strike down the Hatch Act ban on active political participation by federal funds workers. Plaintiffs include Catherine Barr of Redding and Pearl Carey of Seaside, both tied to government roles. Chuck Matson of the ACLU Northern California offices filed the suit after a Washington panel ruled the act unconstitutional for federal employees.
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George McGovern
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Redding
Shasta County
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Miami Beach
Pearl Carey
Seaside
State Department of Human Resources Development
Dyn Ferey County
Chuck Matson
Northern California
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. District Court
Washington, DC
Federal relief rolls climb as April welfare aid tops
Federally financed relief rolls rose in April while state and local charity cases fell. The Health, Education and Welfare Department reported over 14 million Americans received welfare money in April, down 3,000 from March. Needy mothers and children, and blind and disabled individuals on federal support, rose by 800 to 1.41 million. Decline was due to cuts in state and local welfare funds and a continued drop in aged relief as Social Security benefits increased.
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Washington
UPI
Couple Falls From Cliff While Walking At Dawn
In Santa Cruz a couple was rescued after walking off a 65 foot cliff during a predawn stroll. Officers responding to a report of an illegally parked car heard cries for help from James Armstrong, 3, and Marilyn Scofield, 92. They misjudged a path to the beach while intending to watch the sunrise and were treated for injuries.
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Santa Cruz
UPI
Aetrolman
James Arm
Cattle rustling trial details and claims emerge
The trial centers on cattle rustling charges, with a $1,000 reward allegedly linked to arrest and conviction. Prosecution notes Sweeden allegedly killed and transported a calf, while Marlowe, Marciel, and Sweeden face competing claims about selling, slaughtering, and handling the carcass. Witnesses describe police findings, including a car trunk containing a calf carcass and branding. The court adjourned to continue the next day.
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Marie
San
Leandro
Willliam Strong
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Sid
Shine
Saurente Marcie
Cost of Living Up Amid July Price Shifts
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports July price changes with overall increases in housing, gas, cars, and some household goods. Food prices varied with dairy and cereals down, fruit and vegetables up, while apparel costs declined and services rose mainly from higher insurance mortgage and home maintenance charges.
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BLS
Saitomer Clearwe
Council Considers Uniform Tax Rate At Meeting
During a regular meeting Maltester asked if the council wished to set a uniform license tariff. The council voted unanimously to proceed. There was no discussion by council or audience.
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Maltester
Balloon team attempts Alps crossing in extreme heat
A hot air balloonist team faced intense heat as they aimed to cross the Alps yesterday. They reportedly carried out an early attempt that would mark a historic feat if successful.
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Schipting
Alps
McGovern Holds Parley with LBJ in Texas
McGovern met former President Lyndon B. Johnson to discuss campaign strategy for the November election. They planned a late Monday night meeting in Austin with Shriver, while reporters were barred to protect privacy and avoid fanfare before a television presser.
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Lyndon B. Ioanson
Denverade Party
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Sargent Suriver
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Shriver
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Martianus
Boligopterine
Terauich
McCiovert
Fran Jolson
School triage benefits and AID plant operations debated
Board members Masengill Polland and Gregory Michesels endorsed the California Dental Services program while opposing a planned special meeting. The panel also reviewed a report card program for elementary schools and approved staff appointments across Rili gua, Tennyson High, Mt. Eden High, and related programs.
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Polland
Ron Souza
Riligua
Frank Moratez
Elizabeth McGaidless
Miami Beach man arrested near Convention Hall
Miami Beach police stopped Mithheel Lox, 25, near Convention Hall early today and placed him in custody for investigation after noting a drift in his car. He was previously arrested, but officials say the latest action is routine.
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Ater Dirding
Mithheel Lox
Miami Beach
Demos for Nixon claim 50,000 supporters
The Democrats for Nixon Committee announced it had about 50,000 supporters and was expanding its drive to mobilize 40 to 60 percent of Democrats to back the President for re election. Jeno F Paulucci Minneapolis franchiser and former backer of Hubert Humphrey said John B Connally was a prime recruiter.
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George 5
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Nixon
New Mexico
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California
Ife
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Reagan
Goldwater
Hubert B. Humphrey
Thomas Eagleton
Nixon nomination battle unfolds ahead of appearance
Nixon faces a fractured nominating scene as delegates drift toward him while McGovern rivals plot a split, with Goldwater and Reagan attacking McGovern on war policy and party loyalty. In Wilkes-Barre Nixon faces criticism over Agnes aid while planning multiple campaign events including Chicago and Michigan stops.
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Nixon
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San Diego
Calif
Nixon election fund mishandled says GAO probe
Washington based report says the General Accounting Office found violations in handling nearly 500 900 dollars by President Nixon's reelection committee. Investigators cited unreported funds and expenditures including a 100 000 campaign security fund and several slush accounts. The Post quoted sources noting technical errors and administrative oversights amid allegations of unrecorded contributions and transfers.
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GAO
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Ewenaper
Fischer complains about audience noise during world chess match
Report notes audience disruption at the world chess championship in Reykavik as Fischer presses for calmer conditions. A source says Fischer filed protest earlier, while Spassky trails with Fischer needing points to claim the crown.
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Tecland
Robby Wiseler
Rebereg
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Aid le
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Lasfer
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Yue
Poverty payments under suspicion in San Francisco report
An independent audit questions more than 70 000 in payments by the Southeast Community Development Corp Including 90 981 to a consulting firm led by Charles Bussey former agency director 42945 in subsistence allowances to trainees not enrolled in school and 3900 in overpayments to directors The audit also flags security guard payouts while offices were open Agency president Al Ricks denies the charges and says a detailed reply will follow later this week The 48 trainees were reportedly forced on the group by the Mild Cities agency in San Francisco
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Hunter's Poin Poverty Agency
Austers
Maixing
Southeast Community Development Corp
Charles Bussey
Oakland Austing
Wilfong, Morris and Co
Wifi
Bread Prices and Wheat Costs Strain Bakers and Farmers
Prices for wheat in Kansas City rose from 1.57 per bushel to 1.60 as deficits from crop losses emerge. Baker costs include 23 cents to bake a loaf, flour at 5 cents per pound, and profits averaging just over 1 cent per loaf. Farmers earned about 3.6 cents of a 25 cent loaf while bakers and middlemen took the rest.
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Kansas City
Uaspul
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