Fremont Plans for Palo Alto Salinas Savings Office
Fremont approved plans for a new Palo Alto Salinas Savings and Loan branch at Paseo Padre and Capitol Avenue. Construction starts after a use permit is secured for a temporary unit. The two offices will share a 90 square foot parcel. Salinas Savings and Loan has about $1 million in assets and 12 Bay Area branches including Dublin.
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Fremont
Palo Alto-Salinas Savings and Loan
Paseo Padre 2Nd Capital Avenue
State Savings and Loan
MM. F. K. macBan
Loan Association
Bile
Parmanent
Paseo Padre
Capitol Avenue
Palo Alto
Salinas Savings and Loan Association
Bay Area
Dublin
Salvation Army Christmas Center Aids Needy in Hayward
The Salvation Army Christmas Center in Hayward lists a contact number 58-AG64 for holiday assistance programs. Clubs and families may sponsor a needy family by calling the center, with families in need directed to reach out for aid.
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Hayward
Salvaion Army
Pair held for hauling equipment from Parkview GEM store
Two men from Westminster California were arrested early yesterday while hauling a storage trailer full of bedroom and stereo equipment valued between 3500 and 6000 away from the Parkview GEM store. Police were alerted by witnesses setting up a Christmas tree Tot and saw the pair attempt to hook a track to a bailer used for storage. GEM employees say he Crailey has not been moved for at least a month. The Pipers were arrested on Marina Boulevard west of Avatada Street.
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Parkview Gem
Robert Mu Bone Piper
James Glenn Piper
West+minster
Calif
GEME
Crailey
Marina Boulevard
Avatada Street
Hayward Plastics Lot Damaged In Morning Fire
A morning blaze at Mid Coast Plastics on Huntwood Avenue Hayward caused an estimated 7500 in losses. Fire officials said the fire began with an electrical problem and was possibly smouldering overnight. Indoor machinery losses were about 3500 and smoke damage 4000 to the building.
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Hayward
Midcoast Plastics
Huntwood Ave
Lony
Photo service store robbed in Hayward
Donald and Starratt reported their Gems photo service store at 23623 Western Blvd Hayward robbed yesterday morning. Burglars pried a window board with a fire iron. They stole $2,816 worth of camera equipment and cash, including nine cameras and a portrait camera. Money from several cash boxes was also taken. Deputies noted use of a small caping around an air conditioner in the window.
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Hayward
Donald & Starratt
Gems Photo Service
Western Blvd
Theft of drug capsules probed in Hayward
Hayward police investigate a burglary at Dr. William Ribeiro’s office at 114 BOS. About 11,000 drug capsules and pills were taken including Dexaiburaro, Secobarbitol, Nebutol and 1,000 diet pills, 18 pens, and about $310 loss. Entry was gained by prying off the front door knob.
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Hayward
William Ribeiro
Palice
Union Station Hosts Its First Wedding in Indianapolis
Tealph A. Condo, 27, a Penn Central brakeman, married Patricia Markey, 25, in Indianapolis as Union Station marked its 81st year with trains rumbling over former tracks and only a saxophonist providing music. The couple chose Linton Station for sentiment, as Condo’s family has railroad ties. his grandfather was a railroad man and his father a wrecking-train derrick operator who could not attend due to work.
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Indianapolis
Union
Tealph A. Condo
Penn Central
Patricia Markey
Condo
Linton Station
SDS Focus on High Schools Sparks Security Panel Action
Washington A House Internal Security Committee hearing warned SDS aims to close U S high schools and urged a proactive plan. Chairman Richard Ichord cited threats and demonstrations in Ohio cities Columbus and Akron and urged school officials to coordinate with police and courts while keeping open lines to student concerns.
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Washington
UPE
House
Internal Security Committee
Students For A Democratic Society
Richard H Ichard
SDS
Sehord
Columbus
Akron
Ohio
Supreme Court bans recreation clubs from racial discrimination
The Supreme Court ruled that a Virginia recreation association linked to Little Hunting Park cannot deny Black applicants. Justice Douglas led the majority, with Justice Burger dissenting. The decision allows damages for a Black member denied entry and supports broader desegregation of public recreation facilities nationwide. The ruling cites Lake Nixon while noting implications beyond Virginia.
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Aloha M. Hark
Byron KR. White
Burger i
William G. Douglas
Oklahoma City
Boston
al Law
Garrett Byrne
Governent
Texas
4 Corporation
Jhy Emlier
Virginia
Williams. Douglas
Paul £. Sullivan
Little Hunting Pak Inc
I. Be Freeman Jr
Little Hunting Park
Fairfax
Cowdy
Washington
Douglas
Lake Nixon Club
Little Rock
Ark
Goldberg leads probe into Panther deaths
Arthur Goldberg announces an independent citizens commission with 25 others to investigate police treatment of the Black Panthers in Chicago Los Angeles and other cities. He cites grave doubts about recent raids that killed two Panthers and wounded others and calls for orderly dispassionate inquiry.
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UPI
United Nations
Arthur Goldberg
Hey
Chicago
Los Angeles
Goldberg
Black Panther Party
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Citizens’ Commission
Ormer
Ramsey Clark
Vietnam
Sam Brown
NAACP
Roy Wilkins
Urban League
Whitney Young Dr
Clifford Alexander
Federal
Equal Opportunity Commission
Wilkins
Legal Defense Fund
Black Panthers
Iinois Panther
Fred Hampton
Mlingis
Maywood, Tllinoia Naacp
National Commission On the Causes and Prevention of Violence
Department of Justice
Civil Rights Division
Panthers
Pope Paul decries world failure to end wars now
Pope Paul VI denounces leaders for failing to end wars in Nigeria Vietnam and the Middle East. In his Vatican address he laments rising priest defections calling it our crown of thorns and affirms celibacy as inherent to the priesthood while urging Catholics to work for peace amid violence and public opinion pressures.
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Vatican Civy
Paul VI
Nigera
Vietnam
Middle East
Vatican
Olic Clnyeh
Altamont Rock Fans Urged to Support Raceway Fight
Altamont operator Dick Carter appealed to rock fans to attend a Monday county hearing defending his right to keep a county use permit for the Livermore Speedway. County supervisors moved to revoke the permit citing violations including parking lot paving, track screening, and an illegal sign. Carter blamed damages on fans and said Rolling Stones representatives will cover costs. A separate Monterey plan envisions a three day festival near Prunedale with half a million attendees and profits projected, opposed by county officials.
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Altamont Speedway
Dick Carter
Bec. B
Alameda
Carter
Young American Enterprises, Inc
Rolling Stones
Ruth
Hol
Jas
LH St
San Leandro
Robert Can
Monterey County
DeCelle
Tax bill talks hinge on House Senate compromise
Hopes rise for a tax reform accord as House and Senate weigh differing Social Security and personal exemption boosts. The Senate backs a higher minimum payment and $800 personal exemption tax cut, while the House favors lower costs and a smaller increase. Negotiations aim to limit immediate costs while planning a broader after 1970 adjustment.
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Nixon
Senate
House
Drafts and birthday luck fuel 1970 deferment gamble
Carlson notes a risky belief among California youths on delaying deferments for draft safety. Some plan to drop student status or deferments hoping higher lottery numbers reduce calls, while 160000 young men hold student deferments. He warns the idea is a misnomer and calls the selective service board separate from draft actions.
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Carlson
California
Lea Aid
Nixon plans Viet War progress talk and troop drawdowns
President Nixon announced a televised address to report on Vietnam progress and possible further troop withdrawals. He projected a total withdrawal near 100,000 by year end, with a live five minute address on ABC CBS and NBC and an updated public report following the Paris talks.
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Congressional
MIL
ABC
CBS
NBC
Vietnam
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
Phase 2 cutback ends as command passes in Vietnam
Simpson announces the Phase 2 cutback while transferring command of the 1st Marine Division to Maj. Gen. Edwin Wheeler of Port Chester NY. He cautions the war isn’t over and predicts another Communist surge in about 60 days as field reports note light fighting and a weekend clash in which US troops killed 57 North Vietnamese soldiers.
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Simpson
Edwin Wheeler
Port Chester
Ifle
Panama Chief Ousted in Stormy Military Plot
A former Panama president Torrijos and Col Boris Martinez were ousted by a pup puppet junta led by Jose M. Pinilla and Bolivar Arnilla. Martinez plotted against Torrijos, prompting the capture of Martinez and three officers and their transport in handcuffs to Miami. Sanjur promised a government communique later.
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Torrijos
Col
Boris Martinez
Silvera
Sanjur
Jose M. Pinilla
Bolivar Arnilla
National Guard
Martinez
Bentral
Silveraank Martinez
Miami
Peace Corps volunteer dies in Germany after Afghan crash
Peace Corps reports 23 year old Farrar and his wife Phyllis were volunteers in Afghanistan. Farrar died Saturday in a U.S. Air Force hospital in Eden Germany after a head on taxi crash on the Jalalabad Kabul road. Phyllis Farrar was injured but reported in good condition. relatives fly to Germany to be with her. Farrar hailed from Fremont California area and met his wife in India while serving.
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UPT
Peace Corps
Fleary Farrar
Fremont
Calif
U.S. Air Force
Eden
Germany
Arrac
Iis
Phyllis
Jalalabad
Kabul
Afghanistan
India
Farrar
John G. Wilson St. Fremont
al Poree Hospital
Fray Ansevelt
Okla
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