Newark Man Killed In Freeway Crash Near Thornton Interchange
Dean Mishen of Newark was killed when his car veered off the Nimble Freeway and overturned. Passenger Duoe Wields, also of Newark, was treated for back injuries and bruises and remained in Kaiser Hospital in Hayward in satisfactory condition. California Highway Patrol reported the northbound vehicle traveled at 65 to 70 mph before losing control and overturning onto the shoulder.
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Newark
Washington Hospital
Kremont
Dean &. Mishen
Mark
Duoe Wields
Cedar Blvd
Kaiser Hospital
Hayward
California Highway Partrol
Fisheray
Thornton Avenue
Highway Patrol
Five Arrested After Disturbance At Hayward Nightclub
Early today five men were arrested after a disturbance at the Hayward nightclub. Security guards Jansen and Slole intervened as two groups clashed and a fleeing suspect was chased down. Those taken into custody include Craig Goile, Jesse Gray, Zane Gray, Susanne De Larre, and Gay O'Brien. Courts set bail for De Larre and O'Brien.
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Mayward
Hayward
William Jansen
Wrencly
Blvd
George Slole Jr
Vist
Daisen
Fremont
Craig Lewis Goile
Sultan Loop
Jesse Gray
Zane
Cabrio Drive
Susanne de Larre
Williams St
San Leandre
Gay O'Brien
Western Blvd
Wayward
Larre
O'Brien
Coud
Morales
Sas
Masked bandit robs Long Drugs in Hayward store
A lone gunman in black cap with eye holes robbed Long Drugs at 20800 Mission Blvd after closing. He forced employees to bag cash, moved it to the stock room, then ordered them to lie down before escaping through a roof trap door with an undetermined amount of cash. Assistant Manager Robert Tragelstad described the incident to deputies.
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Hayward
Mission Blvd
Robert Tragelstad
Sheriff's Deputies
T He
Haif
Edwards backs bid by Unruh for California governor
Congressman Lon Edwards D-San Jose endorses Assemblyman Jess Unruh as the best qualified candidate for California governor. Edwards notes Unruh’s work in the state legislature and 1968 election role, praising him in the Kennedy McCarthy new politics tradition and his leadership in making the Assembly a strong legislative body.
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Washington
D.C
Lon Edwards
D-San Jost
Nas
Jess Unruly
California
Unruh
Edwards
Hayward
Freemont
Newark
Union City
Americans For
Avon
Assembly
Kennedy- McCarthy
Pappas Puts Renewal Plan Forward Amid Council Split
Pappas backs a downtown renewal proposal and vows to endorse and sponsor it while urging multi agency support. Councilman Oakes is on vacation, Ilene Weinreb supports the ordinance with reservations for small businesses, and mayoral cautions on careful handling frame the debate among council members. The plan hinges on forming a redevelopment agency to pursue federal funds and initiate Downtown Tomorrow, with planning commission input and a public hearing pending.
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Pappas
George Oakes
Europe
Ilene Weinreb
Oakes
Jack Smith
Gounell Cammits Hsedt
Lonaillier
He Council
Hayward
Flu: Agency
Tevec
Charles Vepod
Louaillier
Improvement District
Council
Vegod
Couriedd
Besco
Glen Eden Housing
Pesco
Enurail’s Deepstati
Anil
Henan Dullin
Besson
Alameda NAS Funds Approved in Senate Action
The Senate approved a 6,004,000 allocation for Alameda Naval Air Station and 2.6 million for other Northern California bases. The move awaits House Senate conference committee agreement with 2,125,000 for the Presidio of Monterey and 475,000 for the Presidio of San Francisco.
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Alameda Naval Air Station
California
House
Presidio of
Monterey
Hee Presidio
San Francisco
New polities struggle as voters shift in turbulent era
The article surveys U S political shifts as voters favor neighborhood safety over global democracy, noting a growing independent bloc and changing party loyalties. It discusses Nixon's position, Republican tensions, and the aim to attract middle Americans amid urban Democratic strength and Viet Nam War pressures.
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South
Prent Nixon
Agaist Weert
Oyals
Lie
Republian
Hubert H. Humphrey
Mnure
Dds
Hullas
Rota
Jie
Congress
White House
Li Labor Movement
United Sates
Usait
Souitury
Iutve
Athough
Fenadon
Deno
Italy
Jeri
U. S
House
Supreme Com
Thal Waongressional
Cathpalya Malagors
NOW urges women to Space, court roles and hurricane names
The National Organization for Women urges Nixon to appoint a woman to the Moon mission and the Supreme Court, and to rename hurricanes with women’s names. Betty Friedan and NOW argue for full equality, protest NASA practices, and criticize male-dominated leadership while outlining political shifts and party dynamics.
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Worleans Javt
Nixon
U.S. Supreme Court
Graup
National Organization For Women
NOW
America
Supreme Court
Friedan
Sarah Hughes
Dallas
Tex
Constance Baker Motley
New York
Shirley Hufstedler
Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Martha Griffits
Hurricane Center
Miami
Oia
Drug peddlers may be prosecuted under federal law says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court rules drug sellers may be prosecuted under a federal registration law while buyers face possible self incrimination if they refuse to provide registration details. Dissenters warn the ruling could expose sellers to self incrimination in future cases. The decision covers two New York narcotics cases involving James Minor and Michael Hulc and raises questions about use of compelled registration forms.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Melvin Morales
New York
Ilegally de
Hugo le Black
Williams
Douglas
Curt
Yhe
James Minor
Michael Hulc
New York City
Altamont Rock Festival Bloodshed and Aftermath
The Altamont festival drew 100 000 attendees and sparked violence. Sheriff Frank Atkinson and deputies faced a crowd that overwhelmed security, with property damage and arrests. A fatal stabbing near the Stones stage is being investigated. Mick Jagger faced hostility from a youth, while promoters consider future safety changes and permit actions.
Israel conducts 18th Egyptian raid and air strikes
The report details Israeli forces staging an 18th raid against Egypt, with Sarigayan units, central Suea Canal activity, and artillery duels across the Golan Heights with Syria. It notes casualties on both sides and references 7th and 1ath air strikes on the 16th day of fighting.
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Suea Canal
Golan Heights
Israel
Syrian Kraml
Syria
Sirhan on Death Row in San Quentin Hunger Strike
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, condemned for Kennedy’s assassination, began a daily hunger strike at San Quentin Prison’s death row protesting confinement. Associate Warden Jones Woo says Sirhan subsists on instant cocoa and coffee since November 28, with health described as tiredly good and monitored daily.
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San Quentin
Calif
Sirhan Bishara
Sirhan
Sen
Tecberl F. Kennedy
Jones Woo
Park Aid
Lod Vie Yyvarad
Shas
Park
Girhan
Welfare recipients and Social Security hike mixed response
Officials discuss extending welfare benefits through smaller Social Security cost estimates. Among over 25 million beneficiaries are 12.4 million retired workers and 2.1 million at the minimum $35 monthly, plus disabled workers, widows, and dependents.
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Waal
Welefsat
Alllelads
Millon
Childeen
Cependdents
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