Policeman Delivers Baby Then Stops Robbery in Brooklyn
In a Brooklyn patrol, Patrsman Thomas Courson helped Mrs. Gutierrez deliver a baby using improvised lighting and manual methods, including a spank to stimulate crying. Later, Courson and partner Kell chased suspects, who tried to arm themselves. Courson fired, killing one assailant as they restrained the other.
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Thieu to Run for Re election Amid Unopposed Vote
President Thieu declares he will seek re election even if unopposed in the coming ballot. Acting Premier Luu Van Thien notifies officials nationwide that voting will proceed as scheduled. Campaign talks focus on turnout in rural areas while banners for Ky appear to suggest a contested race.
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Five U S bases attacked in Viet Nam offensive
A two hour explosion series damaged the Cam Ranh Bay base and other American positions during a three week Viet Nam offensive. Initial estimates Put munition losses at least 38 fires and 2 percent of the stockpile, with many reports suggesting higher. Five bases were struck along the DMZ as U S forces were alerted to a new Communist push.
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Car kills girl crossing near park in Hayward
Officer Pred Rose witnessed a car strike Denise Glaina Brown 16 at Patrick Avenue near Weekes Park. Brown died at St Rose Hospital after being hit while crossing. Police held Bally Jean Hague 28 on charges of manslaughter and reckless driving in the case. Witnesses identified the vehicle as speeding, with five others present.
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City Council welcomes fifty million Civic Center plan
City officials welcomed a fifty million proposal from a San Francisco banking and development firm to develop a mixed use Civic Center on Hayward's Civic Center Lane. The package covers a convention center hotel and retail plus residential components with six major elements. Council members praised City Manager Bernice Smith and negotiated with Pacific National Equity Company, with a potential delay due to scheduling conflicts of the architectural firm.
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Nixon plan costs jobs claims shock labor unions
The International Association of Machinists accuses President Nixon of a cold blooded plan to cut federal employment by 4 percent, mainly by attrition, risking 140 000 federal jobs. AFL CIO and UAW vow court and congressional actions. Agnew defends actions amid partisan criticism and Democratic critique.
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City signs pact not to fight wage freeze
Bayward councilmen ratified wage aid and fringe benefit settlements with Local 390 UPFU Hayward City Employees Association and Western Council of Engineers Hayward Chapter plus a management group. The action costs about 220000 if a 9 percent October raise is granted, and remains susceptible to federal rules. The council avoided direct comment on Local 390's opposition to the Presidential wage and price freeze.
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Big Ben's Surprise at Pleasanton Home
In Pleasanton a misread home alert caused by Ben Davidson of the Raiders, his brother John Davidson visiting from Los Angeles, triggered firefighters to respond. Two engines and seven men arrived to a false alarm after a smoke detector was accidentally set off by Davidson children playing inside. Ben and his wife were not at home when the alert occurred.
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Fair Skies Forecast Amid Rain Likely Tonight
The forecast calls for clearing skies after light rain showers. Expect a quiet period with morning and evening warmth yielding to fair daytime conditions and lows around 50. Highs near the upper 50s to 60s with continued dry spell in the near term.
Escape gear found tied to San Quentin breakout attempt
Prison sources report discovery of an elaborate escape map, plastic explosives, and bullets hidden in the high security adjustment center. The investigation cites a Soledad Brother George Jackson incident and a planned route toward Marin City, spurring a statewide crackdown on revolutionary inmates.
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