Humphrey Drafting Victory Tilt Amid Kennedy Talk
Delegates jockey for influence as Humphrey closes on the nomination with Kennedy’s status unclear. Mayor Paley and other Illinois figures weigh their choices while antiwar factions press for a firm policy shift and McCarthy McGovern forces clash over Vietnam during a tense convention session.
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Man Held In Stabbing Of Visitor
CASTRO VALLEY Assault with intent to commit murder charges are pending against three men after a home confrontation ended with a stabbing. Richard Kurman, 41, of Albuquerque, visiting Susanne Lange, 34, at 3578 Greenridge Hold, was stabbed by Lange’s husband Rob, 36, who also attempted suicide. Kurman was treated and released. Lange remains in surgery at Highland Hospital Oakland.
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Rob
Lange
Kurman
Highland Hospital
Oakland
Fire destroys home as neighbors aid a mother
A two alarm blaze gutted a basement room on the front lawn site while Mrs Rivera helped her year old son escape. Firemen investigated the cause as Mantel Franko8 reported hearing a rifle like sound. A crew of 17 firefighters used heavy equipment.
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Dabner
Youth Held In Death At Car Wash
Fremont police arrested Kenneth E. Troup an 18 year old Newark man Darrel Young died after a scuffle at a Fremont car wash where both worked Young reportedly struck his head on pavement and died at Washington Hospital while Troup faced a manslaughter charge bail set at 45000 and he was taken to Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center
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Troup
Santa Rita
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Washington Hospital
Mutticipal Court Juge
Joseph Sehe
Boys Admit Vandalism At Senator Smith Home
Skowhegan Maine AP deputies say two boys aged 10 and 13 admitted entering the home of Senator Margaret Chase Smith over the weekend. Two divans were slashed, money strewn, a TV tipped, and a silver cigarette holder missing. The older boy may face juvenile court. Mrs. Smith is in New York recovering from an operation.
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Skowhegan
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Local notice from Hayward California funds transfer
A garbled 1917 style public notice indicates an amount claimed as money under an act with a prohibited March 3 date. It requests communications to Witte at PA Box SA Heyward California.
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Addie
Ell Communications
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Heyward
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Man Hurt In Home Explosion In Union City
A 42 year old Union City man, due to a Sunday explosion at his home, suffered severe burns and is in serious condition at Highland Hospital in Oakland. He sustained first to third degree burns on arms legs and knees.
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Chicago Newsman Safer In Saigon
A Chicago reporter describes a chaotic scene outside a Democratic convention hub in Saigon with crowds pressing toward hotel entrances. The piece blends surreal dialogue and unsteady narration as elevator chaos and aggressive behavior culminate in a tense, echoing scramble toward safety with references to violence and political tension.
Hanoi urged to withdraw from LS politics
Thuy and Tamaleng spoke at a press conference denouncing U.S. military actions in Vietnam. They urged North Vietnam’s demand for ending all U.S. military actions, criticizing the Johnson administration’s use of force and police presence as protests grew among Americans.
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Don Peterson
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Last Newton Witness Testifies
A Berkeley patrolman testified about a 1967 incident involving Huey Newton. He recalled calling Newton a nigger and acknowledged a dagger in its sheath during the confrontation. The courtroom reacted to the testimony of Patrolman Harald O'Donnell, a 22-year Oakland veteran, amid tense exchanges and visible expressions.
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Chavez Group Wins Wage Hike for Farm Workers
In San Jose AP reports the United Massan group led by Cesar Chavez wins a three year contract raising wages to 2.75 per hour and securing paid vacations, holidays, health benefits, and unionization for workers in Santa Clara and Monterey county vineyards under Massan vendors.
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Cesar Chavez
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Chamber Picks New Manager
Chamber picks new manager talks about son Lee a student at California State College Hayward and living at home costing about 150 dollars a month. He cites local connections and hopes to weld a strong business community in Castro Valley according to Jorgenson.
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California State College
Hayward
Jorgenson
Castro Valley
Police officer reports possible injuries after Seattle crash
Seattle AP dispatch transcript shows a policeman reporting an automobile accident and noting there are no injuries yet. The brief exchange captures the moment of uncertainty as responders assess the scene.
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Seattle
Becky Godwin in coma after lightning strike at beach
Becky Godwin aged 14, daughter of Gov and Mrs Mills Godwin of Virginia, remained in a coma for the third day. Doctors reported slight improvement after she was struck by lightning from an offshore storm on Sunday while at the beach.
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Mills &, Godwin, Jr
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Eisenhower Shows Further Decrease in Heart Irritability
Army doctors at Walter Reed report former President Eisenhower has had some further decrease in cardiac irritability since yesterday. He remains in critical condition after his seventh heart attack, but his spirits are described as good and he has enjoyed light background music in his room. Mrs. Eisenhower visits him frequently as medical bulletins caution that a favorable trend could reverse at any time.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Czechs Claim Pact Dictated Rights Denied by Moscow
Report cites President Josef Smrkovsky and Premier Otto searching for constitutional rights after occupation. Interned Cernik and others reportedly abducted to Moscow as Warsaw Pact talks unfolded under Soviet drive. Comrades Dubcek and Parliament leaders faced pressure to salvage independence amid dictation.
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