Hold Up At California State Hayward College
Hayward Police search for a young woman believed to have the $5000 taken in a bookstore and food service receipts hold up at California State College Hayward. Two men, Victor E. Smith and Michael A. Young, were arraigned after being held at Santa Rita. A yellow car linked to witnesses was traced to Oakland. the woman’s description remains unavailable.
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California State College
Santa Rita Rehabilitation Institution
Victor E. Smith
Berkeley
Michael A. Young
Oakland
Burglary at Hayward Home Nets $1730 in Goods
Alameda County deputies investigated a burglary at Jeffery C. Dozier’s Hayward home on Valley View Drive. A window was smashed to gain entry and cameras, electronics, and pelt rugs totaling 1730 dollars were stolen. A neighbor recalled an old van parked nearby during the burglary.
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Jeffery C. Dozier
Dozier
Valley View Drive
Alameda County
Bonnano Denies Plans To Move From Tucson
Former Mafia boss Joseph Bonanno denies any plan to relocate to California or Sicily. He told Tucson reporters no one asked about moving and says he came to Tucson in 1943 for his son’s health and loves the city.
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Joseph Bonnanno
California
Sicily
Boonanno
Mount Etna erupts as smoke clouds rise from crater
Mount Etna belched dense black smoke from its central crater possibly triggered by an earthquake. Vulcanologists noted slight shocks in western Sicily on Sunday may have caused landslides inside the volcano, producing black sand and ashes seen from across the Strait of Messina.
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Sicily
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Seven guitars stolen from Fremont shop in daytime burglary
Police report shows seven guitars valued at 2234 dollars taken from iNaylor's House of Music at 4109 Peralta Blvd Fremont Friday afternoon. Owner Daniel I Naylor told officers the rear door was left unlocked while the store was unoccupied.
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iNaylor
House of Music
Peralta, Blvd
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Teen robber surrenders at Newark police station
A 19 or 18 year old youth from Sawail described as a robber turned himself in at Newark Police HQ. He confessed to two armed robberies in the state and another a week prior, plus involvement in Newark Record Shop burglary and a theft at One Stop Liquors. About $350 in electronics were stolen. items recovered at a 16 year old’s residence as police questioned him.
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Russell Crabbe
Sawail
Crabbe
One Stop Liquors
Newark Blvd
Hawaii
California Youth Authority
Honolulu
California
Jackson warns delay in Phantom jets shifts Middle East power balance
Senator Henry M. Jackson of Washington says withholding Phantom jets for Israel creates dangerous tension among Arab leaders and could boost their chances of victory against Israel. He spoke at a Zionist Organization of America meeting and urged U.S. resolve to maintain Israel's existence to pressure the Russians.
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UPI
Henry M. Jackson
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Sanday
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Middle East
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United States
Zionist Organization of America
Two arrested in Hayward armed liquor store robbery
Police arrested Ronald L. Driver and James D. Tucker after a late Saturday night armed robbery at GNT Liquors in Hayward. Clerk Nick Giznopoulos was forced to hand over 300, then chased the suspects. a vehicle fled as shots were fired. Police recovered the stolen money.
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GNT Liquors
West Tennyson Head
Ronald L. Driver
San Juan
San Lorenzo
James D. Tucker
Orchard St
Nick Giznopoulos
Land Ave
Gainapoulos
Mnrique Meze
Jose Fragoso
San Fe Spe
Fregosa
Meza
San Felipian
McGovern attacks Nixon on war policy in rally
McGovern denounces Nixon war plans, vowing ending the war would save 14 to 15 billion dollars and cancel costly weapons like ABM systems which would free at least 80 billion. He advocates cutting troop commitments in Western Europe and redirecting resources to solve domestic problems and employ unemployed workers.
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McGovern
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India presses toward Dacca amid fierce fighting in Khulna
Indian forces report gains near Tangail and Khulna with heavy artillery capable of hitting Dacca. Pakistani resistance stiffens as 1,134 troops surrendered at Kulna. Paratroop reinforcements flow toward the capital while Bangladeshi rebels attack Pakistani troops in Dacca streets.
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Ships Prepare Rescue Mission for US Dacca Refugees
The Enterprise aircraft carrier and a task force of destroyers and amphibious ships were offered to sail to the Malacca Strait off Singapore to rescue U.S. citizens in the East. Navy officers aboard a ship in the Gulf of Tonkin reported the plan amid tensions in Southeast Asia.
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Nixon pledges Yank Japan alliance in Asia policy
President Nixon vows that the United States will not lessen its alliance with Japan. Governor Ronald Reagan, speaking at a San Francisco luncheon, says the free nations of Asia are friends not pawns in a chess game and praises authority on the subject from a recent trip.
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UPI
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Japan
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Reagan
Japan Society of San Francisco
Red China frees two, reduces third sentence
The article reports clemency actions by the PRC releasing Richard Fecteau and John T Downey, with Downey sentence reduced and Fecteau freed after long imprisonment. It notes U S denial of charges, visits by Downey’s mother, and Nixon administration praise including Kissinger’s appeals.
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Richard Fecteau
Ronald K. Ziegler
Mary Ann Warbert
Decision on fourth Newton trial delayed to Wednesday
In Oakland the decision on whether to retry Black Panther leader Ruey Newton for the 1967 police killing may wait until Wednesday as District Attorney Lowell Jensen says a verdict is not imminent. Newton’s third trial ended in a mistrial after a deadlocked jury, with a prior trial also ending similarly. The case follows a manslaughter conviction in 1968 overturned after 22 months in prison.
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India eyes ceasefire in Indo-Pak war at UN
India signaled willingness to consider a ceasefire if West Pakistani rebels are heard first as the United Nations Security Council debates the conflict. Council adjourned after 84 hours without a vote on a U S truce resolution. Soviet envoy Malik demanded more time from Moscow, while Bush pressed for an immediate vote to end bloodshed in Asia.
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Robert Kaylor
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Pakistan
Indira Candhi
Vassily Kusnelzov
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Weekend visit with friends Continued from page b
A group including Hayward officials and San Felipe leaders toured San Felipe, enjoyed a nightlife in a local nightclub, and noted new banks, a high school, a doctor, and police cars. Mayor Maron plans to name a street after Hayward as reciprocal visits continue.
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San Feit
San Velope
California-Mexico
Hanley Seeks Tax Reform and Hayward Development
New Hayward city manager Hanley faces budget strains and calls for tax reform. He supports shared state income tax power for cities and favors an equitable utility tax. Hanley aims to foster industrial growth, build ties with UC Berkeley officials, and set a productive relationship with California State College Hayward president Ellis McGune.
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Hayward
Hanley
Crystal Ball
California
California League of Cities
Yi Woul
Berkeley
Eillis McGune
Califonia State College
Nixon and Pompidou Meet in Azores for Talks
President Nixon and French leader Pompidou met in Angra Azores amid discussions on US Europe trade talks and currency reform. Officials signaled potential early talks on better trade relations tied to monetary issues, while France pressed for dollar devaluation through gold price moves. Also noted were views on the India Pakistan war and a UN role.
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Packard resigns as deputy defense secretary amid call to cut bases
Washington reports that David Packard steps down as No 21 in the Defense Department citing political constraints blocking base shutdowns. He estimates potential savings of up to 4 billion dollars yearly if bases could close without interference. Packard served since 1989, resigning for personal reasons and returning to California.
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