Bombing Attacks Continue On North Viet Supply Lines
In Saigon AP dispatch, U S Command reports a fourth wave of air raids on North Vietnam focusing on rail corridors and bridges. Warplanes from Thailand, South Vietnam and carriers targeted the Hanoi area and supply routes via the Red River, with attacks up to 30 miles from the Chinese frontier. Casualties were reported in Saigon and other areas as elections approached amid ongoing bombardment.
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Pravda
South Vietnam
In & Gon
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Ching
Red River
China
Medal of Honor Awarded Posthumously to Sergeant
Sergeant Jimmy G. Stewart receives the Medal of Honor for heroism near An Khe on May 18, 1966, defending his squad under repeated Viet Cong attacks. He was the only uninjured man in his squad, held his position for four hours, and was killed. Secretary of the Army Stan Resor will present the medal. attendees include Stewart's widow Gertraud and his mother Ethel Stitt. Stewart served in Company B, 2nd Battalion, 12th Cavalry, 1st Air Cavalry Division.
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Ethel M Stitt
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Ohio
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School Authority Study Ordered in San Leandro District
San Leandro trustees after a 24 hour closed meeting ordered Superintendent Clarence Burrell to conduct a thorough appraisal of the district chain of command and report back near Tuesday. The session followed charges by Phil Murphy of the ILIRIS union that district administrators, including head custodian Donald Beebe, overstepped authority. The board aims to define responsibilities amid union accusations, with impact likely felt across all district schools. Burrell attended the meeting despite union opposition as chairman Molle said the session was productive.
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Gene Molle
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Firemen Quell Yank Car Fires
Firemen quelled car fires after an explosion tore open one rail car near Texarkana. Chemicals burned, spraying up to 100 feet, as residents evacuated or watched from nearby streets. Police used loudspeakers to clear a residential border near the rail yard and a Marine Reserve Center, with bystanders describing a night of heat and flame.
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Fire Across Jordan River Escalates Briefly
Jordanian and Israeli troops exchanged fire across the Jordan River for about thirty minutes today. The clash interrupted a cease-fire pattern and did not alter the return of Jordanian Arabs to the Israeli-occupied West Bank.
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Jordan River
West Bank
Daily Review Publication Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR note from The Daily Review Ind showing names and an address 118 W Avinter Hayward California with office and contact hints. Contains unreadable lines and misread contact data. preserves the notice intent though details are unclear.
BART Officials Weigh Fremont Delays in Construction Plan
Fremont residents and officials debate delaying the 67 mile eastern Bay Area line. A special legislative session may unlock funds to restart BART, with a 3 to 1 board vote and Newark director dissenting. Fremont businessman Frank Calhoun threatens a taxpayer suit if funds rise.
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Fremont
Frank C. Calsham
BART
Charles McCrory
Calhoun
Area Homes Damaged in San Leandro Fires
Fires last night and today caused about 3300 dollars in two San Leandro homes. Investigators probe a 2000 dollar blaze at 14443 Bancroft Ave Apt 29 destroying bedroom furniture and causing heavy smoke damage. Occupant James Lewis uninjured. Firefighters fought a 1500 dollar fire at 454 Delores, sparked by clothes near a wall heater, burning the family room and a TV. Burkard evacuated his family without injuries.
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Burklard
Trail Of Bodies In Three States
A Seattle area missing person case escalates as a car is found burned near the scene. A Seattle suburb woman is identified among the victims while a California arrest follows a four state manhunt with gunfire details and a Tahoe road chase.
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Post Office Site Extension Delayed and City Plans
City officials report delays in extending the Post Office site option on the former city center parcel. Ward cites design and city requirements causing the hold up, while Smith warns of wide delays across the project as Alameda County’s largest post office facility nears completion and $1 million in development funds is at stake. Proceeds from Santa Clara street sale may fund the Foothill Boulevard civic center.
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Alameda County Assessments Rise to 21.7 Percent
Alameda County and statewide assessment ratios edged up by one tenth of a percent. The State Board of Equalization revised Alameda County to 21.7 percent of market value, with the statewide ratio at 23.2 percent, affecting school aid, tax rates, and district levies amid county protests and hearings.
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Lower Insurance Rates for South County Drivers
California insurance ratings will not bind companies as in many states, but the latest figures show drops for comprehensive and collision in regions like Metropolitan Oakland and Contra Costa while San Joaquin and Fresno areas see rises. The statewide average for comprehensive and collision falls 0.3 percent. liability rises 0.7 percent.
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Los Angeles County
Today's Young Negroes Are Tired Of Waiting
Harlem and Detroit and Los Angeles alleys show a youth wave restless for change not tied to older civil rights goals. Scholars note a new generation, led by activists like Du Bois and Malcolm X influences, seeking safety and health in communities while questioning fundamental American values.
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Britain Maintains China Diplomacy Amid Hong Kong Crisis
Britain condemns Chinese attacks as outrageous and uncivilized while Hong Kong endures border sealing and threats to cut food supplies. China demands the release of five journalists and reopening of three Communist papers. four British mission members are held inside China as tensions rise with Peking.
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Hope Fades For Youth In Cavern
Trenton Florida. Rescue workers probe a collapsed underground cavern for 20 year old Cecil Davia missing since Saturday after a horseback ride in the north Florida pine woods. Rising waters hampered the search early today and a large pump was ordered to assist the dwindling pump. A small generator powering a light also broke down delaying the effort.
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Soviets Say They Will Match Any War Escalation
A brief international dispatch notes that Soviet officials warn they will respond in kind to any further escalation from rivals. The statement frames a deterrent posture amid rising tensions and signals readiness to mirror military or political moves.
Youth Dies In Bayshore Rescue Bid
In Redwood City a 20 year old man Joe Miller Jr of Carle Madera died after stepping into Bayshore Freeway to aid a stalled car. His companion Brian K Hart shearn of San Francisco and Mrs Susan Souza of Santa Clara were injured. Randolph Bureker of Mountain View drove the fatal car. Miller had a Redwlocked City citation for walking on the freeway.
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