Shotgun attack kills SF sergeant at Ingleside Station
A shotgun blast through a talk hole at Ingleside Station killed Sgt. John Young, 46, and wounded dispatcher Ellen Lipney, 30, as two men attacked the lobby. Police hunted a Black man about 5'9 wearing a white T shirt, with at least two suspects believed involved.
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Thieu Maintains Lead in South Vietnamese Assembly
In Saigon president Nguyen Van Thieu appears to retain control of the National Assembly after nationwide elections. Unofficial results show 58 pro government seats and 32 opposition with 140 of 159 decided. 34 incumbents won four year terms while 106 are new deputies.
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Hayward Marathon Show Draws Large Crowd and Silent Rave
Report from Hayward where a weekend marathon features Bugs Bunny cartoons and the film 2001 A Space Odyssey. Props include 1,270 pole mounted loudspeakers stuffed with sleeping bags as cars are barred from the grounds.
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San Leandro urged to expand school district for minorities
The National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing urges San Leandro to extend its school boundaries north of Durant Avenue to include more minority students. The group calls for recruitment of minority teachers, exchange programs with Oakland, ethnic history courses, housing assistance, and a feasibility study to move the district across Durant Street as part of an affirmative action plan addressing de facto segregation.
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Robbery at 145 Club in San Leandro Sees $264 Taken
Two men armed with handguns robbed the 14501 East 14th Street club yesterday about 4:40 pm. They took $264 from a till while a second robber tried to escort Mrs. Bernadette Richcreek, 48, to the restroom and she fainted. Patron Mark Brown, 63, assisted Richcreek as the men checked the restroom.
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Wage-price follow up disclosed by U.S. adviser
Dr. Paul W. McCracken, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, says a follow up program will be needed to stabilize wages and prices after the 90 day controls expire. He warns a freeze alone cannot ensure long term stability and could fuel future inflation.
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Weather update with mild, cloudy conditions ahead
A period of fair weather is expected for a while with cloudy nights and mornings. Temperatures little changed, high around the 70s tomorrow and low overnight. West to southwest winds about 19 to 21 miles per hour.
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Women of the Green Shutter Hotel Come Into Focus
The Green Shutter in Hayward centers on Marie Eggert and Rose Pfeifer, longtime female figures shaping the hotel’s past and present. Marie, wife of Dr. H A Eggert’s heir, preserves memory in a glass doorway, while Rose Pfeifer has led a 13 year tenure as manager amid a changing town and hotel.
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