Night Scene at Weekes Park Draws Crowd of Local Youths
A Hayward reporter visits Weekes Park in a troubled area where families and youths gather. The playground, marked for children under 12, fills as the day shifts to evening, drawing visitors from Hayward and beyond while parents watch from the margins.
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Hayward
Amarinus Pather
Willips
Hierself
Inge
Bravek Miwary
George Weekes
Tle
Nile
Lathnence
Youngshues
Panther link questioned in Jackson gun case
SAN QUENTIN California AP prison officials dispute a claim that the gun used by black militant George Jackson in the Soledad escape was purchased by a Black Panther member. An attorney says a guard carried the weapon, Jackson’s supporters say guards murdered him. Warden Louis Nelson and officials declined further comment.
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Calif
George Jackson
Jackson
Soledad Brothers
Louis Nelson
Anager Irwin Ritter
Black Panther Party
Panther Link
Housing project proposal spans Fremont and Newark borders
Singer Housing Company presents a multi million dollar plan for 54 acres of parklands and 2414 housing units on the Patterson Ranch property. The project, touted as Fremont and Newark’s largest ever, faces jurisdictional questions and contemplates a property exchange between the two cities. A preliminary map shows the scope, including a preserve of the Patterson Ranch home as a historical asset, with a proposed five million dollar option for Singer.
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Newark
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Aure Pallerson
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Mie
Patterson Ranch
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Downtown Hayward considers two Christmas decoration bids
The Downtown Hayward Improvement District weighs two bids for holiday displays. One company showcased samples yesterday in a parking lot. Wayne Lewis of Sam Ketchum Co. adjusts a plastic Christmas tree. A second company will present today. The committee plans to view both sets this weekend and award a nearly $12,000 contract.
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Wayne
Lewis
Sam Ketchum Co
Concord
Stock scandal ties Justice official to lender in fraud case
Washington Attorney General Will Wilson admitted borrowing $297000 from Texas financier Sharp while serving as a lawyer in Sharp’s civil matters. Wilson said the loans aided his personal wealth and that he disqualified himself from Sharp’s case. Sharp faced an SEC civil action accusing him of looting banks and insurers, with a Texas political sting surrounding banking legislation.
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UPL
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Will Wilson
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Wilson
Luxus
Houston
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Ulegal
Shiny Ant
Ghacp
Sharp
Shap
Instan
Securities and Exchange Commission
Ian
Justice Department
Preston Sori
Democratr
Elmer Baim
Harp
Smith
IAW
Hilirary
John
Soviet arms edge forecast by expert in the decade
Dr. John S. Foster told the House Appropriations Committee that the Soviet Union will likely gain technological superiority across multiple military areas by the late 1960s and into the 1970s due to redirected funding after dropping out of the moon race. He warned this could yield serious surprises within two years and cited rising Soviet defense R&D, space, and military spending.
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UPL
Moscow
Pentagon
John S. Foster
House Appropriations Committee
Soviet Union
Foster
United States
George H Mahon
Defence Appropriations
U.S
Russia
Puin
Kennedy
Wage-price board urged after freeze by Romney
Washington secretary George Romney urged creating a wage price board to enforce limits on profits as well as wages. He said a review board with enforcement powers should follow the August 3 price freeze, arguing business and labor have gained unchecked power harming consumers and U.S. competitiveness. He called for authority from Congress to curb profit gains and praised labor leaders for considering involvement in policy.
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Washington
UPL
Howing
George Romney
Nixon
Mons
Akal
Justice Department
Do Aslalamant
Cal Net
Noronger
LABOR
Sunny skies expected with warm South County temperatures
The forecast calls for a high near 65 in Livermore tonight with a low around 65 and mid 30s elsewhere in South County. Early afternoon winds will be 10 to 20 miles per hour, clearing clouds for a pleasant weekend ahead.
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South County
Vila
Slumber party at drive in angers Hayward officials
Hayward officials wrestle with eve ntem plans for a midnight to dawn drive in showing of Odyssey at the Hayward Auto Movie Tonight and tomorrow night. Thousands of handbills urge patrons to bring sleeping bags and space out. The event promises a light show and vintage cartoons with security on hand as the city considers ordinances to block or regulate the screening.
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Hayward
South County
Evarill
Ty Wills
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