Kennedy Still Favored by Some Delegates at Democratic Convention
At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Humphrey led with 1,288 delegate votes to McCarthy’s 484 as Kennedy floated a possible, spontaneous bid. New Jersey Governor Hughes shifted support to Humphrey, while McGovern warned of disillusionment if antiwar planks fail. Security tightened around the Convention as platform fights dragged into the night and Georgia’s delegates walked out over seating splits.
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Fire ravages home as Rivera family recovers
A two alarm blaze on the front lawn burned a residence, with Mrs Rivera guiding her 6 year old son to safety and others evacuated. Firefighters from a 17-man crew investigated the cause while a neighbor described hearing a rifle-like pop before the flames.
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Youth Held In Death At Fremont Car Wash
Fremont police arrested 18 year old Econesd E. Troup of 40484 Bettencourt St Newark on a manslaughter charge in the death of Darren Young at a Fremont car wash where both worked. Young died after striking his head on pavement during a scuffle Thursday and collapsing at Washington Hospital. Troup held on $5,000 bail following a Municipal Court warrant from Judge Joseph Schennone.
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Boys Admit Vandalism At Smith Home In Maine
Deputies report two boys ages 10 and 13 admitted entering Sen Margaret Chase Smith's Maine home over the weekend. Vandalism included slashed divans, hawks strewn on the door and a tipped portable television. A silver cigarette holder was missing while the elder youth likely faces juvenile court hearings. Mrs Smith is in New York recovering from surgery.
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The Daily Review Advertises Local Notices
The Daily Review, Inc. lists Floyd Sparks as president and publisher Williett Chyleane as Adventiving Director. Filing and circulation offices appear in Hayward, San Leandro, and Framont with misc contact numbers for subscriptions and advertising.
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Chicago Newsman Diary From Saigon Violence At Convention
A chaotic diary fragment from Chicago portrays a man slowly being trampled in Saigon style street clashes near the Democratic convention, with references to hotel staff, elevator chaos, and mobs pressing toward the lobby as police and order forces attempt to restore control. The vivid, disjointed account mentions figures like Conrad Hilton and Eugene, with sporadic notes on security, VIPs, and heated scuffles reflecting a tense urban confrontation.
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Hanoi Leaders Call U.S. Pullout in Election Context
Thuy and Harriman spoke amid U.S. Vietnam policy criticism as North Vietnam pressed for an end to all U.S. military action. They viewed the election campaign as a response to popular anger over the war and urged a U.S. withdrawal.
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Victim of Blast Undergoes Skin Graft at Highland Hospital
A 47 year old Union City man injured in a July gas explosion at his home underwent a skin graft today at Highland Hospital Oakland. Anton Ornellas of 28925 Fifth St is listed in serious condition with first to third degree burns on arms legs and knees from the blast believed to have been triggered by an open gas jet.
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Witness Testimony on Newton Seale Arrest Incident
A courtroom recounts the 1967 arrest of Huey Newton during the Black Panther Seale case. Testimony notes a Berkeley officer claim and a patrolman’s actions as tensions rise with insults and threats amid the trial.
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Chavez Group Wins Wage Hike for Farm Workers
In San Jose AP report the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee led by Cesar Chavez and the United Masson union reach a three year contract with Paul Masson Wine Co. The agreement raises vineyard wages to 2.75 per hour, adds paid vacations and holidays, and requires all workers hired in Santa Clara and Monterey counties to join the union within 60 days of starting employment, promising an average wage around 3.10.
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Chamber Picks New Manager for Castro Valley Growth
The article notes Lee, son of the manager, is a student at California State College in Hayward and living at home costs about $10 a month. Jorgenson cites local connections and three good Mary people as persuasive factors while envisioning welding a strong business community in Castro Valley.
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Injuries Pending After Seattle Auto Crash Report
A Seattle policeman reported an auto mobile accident to his radio dispatcher saying I have an accident. The brief message indicated injuries pending but no full details were provided.
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Becky Godwin in coma after lightning strike at sea
Becky Godwin, 14, daughter of Gov Milla Godigin Jr of Virginia, remained in a coma for the third day as doctors reported slight improvement. The girl was on a beach when struck by a bolt from an offshore storm Sunday.
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Ike Better Doctors Report From Walter Reed
Army doctors said Eisenhower showed some further decrease in heart irritability and is enjoying light background music in his Walter Reed room. His spirits remain good as he battles a seventh heart attack with his condition still critical and subject to possible reversal at any time. Mrs. Eisenhower visits briefly as doctors maintain cautious optimism about his chances of surviving the attack.
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Czechs Decry Pact as Dictated by Moscow
The report describes Czech leaders denouncing a Warsaw Pact influenced agreement after Prague ministers and Premier Smekovsky faced constraints. Interned Cernik and others were abducted to Moscow as the country occupied by Soviet forces. negotiators complained that one side dictated terms while the other could not act independently.
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