School burglary probes after phonographs stolen
Weather and crime notes mix as deputies investigate theft of phonographs at Camp Parks Elementary School near San Jose. Two youths, Terry Lee and Loren Miller from Denton and Copperas Cove areas, questioned after authorities found one phono at a residence.
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Sacramento
Sheriff's Deputies
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Campman
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Terry Lee
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Willy
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Ski Conditions Report From Northern California Resorts
Fair to good skiing noted across Sierra California resorts with Sugar Bowl Soda Springs and Squaw Valley offering daily operations and various snow depths. The report cites multiple areas Sierra ki Ranch Mt Shasta and Mt Caseens Ski Area with mixed conditions and weekend closures. A separate note details a Milpitas household case involving two couples and off base living arrangements linked to a Thanksgiving weekend marriage in Mexico and ongoing investigation by the FAD.
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San Francisco
Teavenly Valley
Echo Summit
Sierra §Ki Ranch
Squaw Valley
Alpina Meadows
Powder Bowl
Baily
Pechler Hill
Yosemite
Badger
Mt. Shasta
Mt. Caseens
Highway 16
Cluna Peak
Milpitas
Lee
Alameda
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Mexico
Parks
Were WeuUUINy BIS TUL event details unclear
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Soviet Power Shift Leaves Brezhnev Kosygin Unchanged
The Soviet leadership kept Brezhnev as first secretary and Kosygin as premier. Mikoyan and Podgorny, though moved from top posts, remain in the 12‑member party presidium. Mikoyan, who turned 70, exits the presidency to a parliamentary role while noted as the last Old Bolshevik in upper government.
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Powel
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Supreme Soviet
Podgorny
Mikoyan
Caucasus
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Presidium
Supreme Wall
Padgorny
Rengineering
Agricu
Soviet
Ukraine
Khrushchev
Shelepin
Committee For
Committee of People’s Control
Taxpayer records audited reveal deficits in two months
Sixteen Tooke clients reportedly escaped supervisors as audited records show deficits waived equalization hearings. Companies listed include Co-Op Garment Mfg Inc, Goldstone Mig Co, Lord Baltimore Press, Oliver Tire and Rubber Co, Simon Co, Pepsi Cola figures, and others with varied escaped solvent credits and taxable values. A Daily Review misstatement noted Lord Baltimore Press credits were taxable at all rates.
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Co-Op Garment Mfg., Inc
Goldstone Mig. Co
W. T. & GR. Gracie
Simmons Co
Lord Baltimore Press
Oliver Tiree& Rubber Co
C. H. Baker Corp
Umistrut Northern California
Stange Co
Freeman
Oakland, Inc
Rex Chair Belt, Inc
Thys Co
Pepsi Cola Co
Emery ‘Jville
Oakland
Garment Sates, Inc
Oliver Tire & Rubber Co
Pacific Play ‘Toys,Inc
Daily Review
Reagan Tackles California Issues in Firebrand Address
Reagan assailed Gov. Edmund G Brown over unemployment and welfare costs while attacking state fiscal practices and delays in industrial expansion. He urged tax reform, criticized makeshift jobs, and called for local autonomy and a nonpartisan, pro growth approach amid Watts Commission findings and national security questions.
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Fion
California
Reagan
Edmund
Brown
Mexico
Bureau
Stacy
Audi
Nhon
Watts Riat
The Daily Review Publishes by The Deny Review
A garbled notice lists editors and contact details for The Daily Review and affiliated offices in Hayward Livermore and Tremont. It mentions subscription rates and various department lines, with scattered postal and phone details.
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Deny Review
Floyd Specks
William Chilcots
Rustiden
Teday Poot
Nayword
Vet Congress
Adden Oil Communications
Winton
Ieee PO
Hayward
Calif
Asah
Wihtom Ave
Alameda Courty
California
Phronetr
Sata Leandeo
Sandeandso
Tremont
Livermore
Plone
Call
Pee
Newark Kidnap Suspects Face New Charges
FBI agents in San Francisco have filed additional charges against Newark painter Jack Sayadoff and Patsy Janakos in a high profile kidnapping case. They are accused of a gunpoint hold up at a San Francisco bank branch and threatening customers while demanding money. Authorities identified traces through a photo lineup and say the duo remain at large as the case broadens to include extra counts linked to the abduction of a three year old girl.
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Newark
Jack Sagadofij
Hhouse
Patsy Janakos
FBI
San Francisco
Sayadolt
Janakos i
Janakos
Fisithis Park
Tracey
Illesses
Ub Ln America
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Sayadoff
Cisco Bank
Brown
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Rusk Defends US Policy In Viet Nam
Secretary of State Dean Rusk defended U.S. commitments in Viet Nam and accused Kosygin of distortion by labeling the United States as aggressors. He said the question of a U.S. China confrontation is up to the Chinese and dismissed Kosygin's attack as unhelpful to peace in Vietnam.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United States
Rusk
Viet Nam
Alexei Kosygin
Kogin
New York c Limes
Gromyko denounces U S aggression in Vietnam at UN
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko declares the United States aggression in Vietnam cannot go unchallenged and vows aid to Communist North Vietnam. He cites European Asian African and Latin American opposition and urges withdrawal of U S forces and end to bombing.
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UPI
Andrei A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Russia
Gromyko
United Nations General Assembly
New York
U.S
U.N
Supreme Soviet
Europe
Asia
Africa
Latin America
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
United States
Reapportionment disputes bind Holmdahl case
Attorney Philip Adams charges racial and political manipulation in the Holmdahl reapportionment plan. He argues the Hayward City Hall area was improperly grouped, seeks a court order for a plan closer to one person one vote, and notes parallel challenges to at large senatorial elections in San Francisco and Alameda counties. The California Supreme Court set January 4 for hearings.
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South County
Philip Adams
Hayward City Hall
San Fran
Cosisca
Philips
San Francis
Adams
Sen
Holmdahl
Hayward
City Hall
Castro Valley
Pleasant
Livermore
Santa Clara County
Phil Silver
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Alameda
Gemini 6 Advances To Sunday Mission Update
Aboard Gemini 7 the cabin temperature reached 78 degrees as Bor and Lovell endured the heat in their suits. Borman resisted stripping down while Lovell kept his suit on, as control limited life support for safety. The crew passed the fifth day of their 14 day space marathon, touring a million miles since launch. Cape Kennedy readiness for liftoff remained on schedule for 6:50 a.m. PST Sunday with Schirra and Staff awaiting go-ahead.
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Borjaw
Lovell
Borman
Space Center
Houston
Barman
Gemini Control
Gemini 7
Earth
Cape Kennedy
Gemini
Walter Schirra
Thomas Staff
Famed Showman Billy Rose In Recovery After Surgery
Producer Billy Rose aged 66 is in very satisfactory condition after an arterial operation at Methodist Hospital in Houston. He was admitted Friday and underwent surgery, according to three spokesmen.
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Houston
UPI
Billy Rose
Methodist ‘Hospital
Rose
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Brown Bid For Labor Support
Governor Brown told AFL-CIO delegates conservatives will wage a do or die 1966 battle with California as their main arena. He urged organized labor to back efforts against a movement threatening social gains from Roosevelt to Kennedy and hinted at Ronald Reagan as the likely Republican gubernatorial nominee without naming him.
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San Francisco
Gav. Brown
California
Principe
AFL- Cid
Brown
Organized Labor
Roosevelt
Truman
Kennedy
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Goldwater
General Electric Co
Reagan sees dangers in reapportionment and Watts tensions
Reagan warned against excessive government remedy and urged business mobilization to tackle Watts employment issues. He blamed recent South displaced individuals for disrespect toward police and stressed Californians must help newcomers accept law enforcement. His Northern California swing aimed to gauge voter preferences with a January plan announcement forthcoming.
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Los Angeles
Reagan
Watts
South
Reagan speech boosts GOP ranks in Hayward dinner
Ronald Reagan addressed a dinner at the Holiday House in Hayward boosting local party morale. Oliver C. Stivers announced a registrar on site to switch Democrats to Republicans. Twenty new Republicans were added to the registrar's roll shortly after the speech.
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Sothern
Alameda County
Ronald Reagan
Holiday House
Hayward
Mert
Oliver C. Stivers
Reagan
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