Hayward Scout Robert Peck dies from trestle mishap injuries
Hayward Cub Scout Robert Peck, 10, died after injuries from Saturday’s trestle fall near Niles Canyon as a train approached. Scoutmaster Robert Lee Morris, 33, was killed. Another Scout, Terry Morris, 9, was released. Jesse Magallon, 9, remained in satisfactory condition. Services set for 1:10 pm at Sorensen Brothers Mortuary in Hayward.
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Robert Peck
Niles Canyon
Robert Lee Morris
Terry Morris
South Garden Ave
Valley Memorial Hospital
Livermore
Jesse Magallon
Peck
James Salisbury
Longwood Ave
Hilly Peck
Castro Valley
Ronnie Peck
Cindy Saiisbury
Tia Marie Salisbury
Longwood School
Cecil Beckner
Ralph Peck
Clear Lake
Ruth Wilson
Sorensen Brothers Mortuary
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Burglars Loot Tires Accessories at Local Shops
Burglars smashed the Calieri Tire Co front window at 360 MacArthur Blvd and stole $902 in tires rims and batteries, leaving two tires inside. In a separate break in, a rock smashed the United Engine and Machine Co window at 310 Preda St and thieves took seven office machines including typewriters calculators and an adding machine.
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San Leandro
Calieri ‘Tire Co
MacArthur Blvd
United Engine and Machine Co
Preda St
Five Arrested After Disturbance At Frenchys Night Club
Hayward police arrested Phillip Campos 21 Richard Green 22 Dennis Prestella 24 all of Hayward and Ernest Campbell 21 of Fremont along with Christine Campbell 1 of Newark after a disturbance at Frenchys on Mission Boulevard. Three guards used force to subdue two attackers in the club parking lot. Campbell was charged with disorderly conduct and Christine Campbell with disturbing the peace.
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Frenchy
Mission Blvd
Phillip Campos
Richard Green
Sumatra Ave
Dennis Prestella
Belmont St
Frenchy's
Ernest Campbell
Ho§ Decato Road
Fremont
Christine Campbell
Wells Ave
Newark
Campbell
Teen charged with selling drugs at Fremont high school
Fremont police jailed a 16 year old Mission San Jose High student who admitted selling barbiturates on campus to fund Christmas gifts. He sold about 20 tablets known as reds to roughly seven students and was released to parents with two court appearance notices.
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Mission San Jose High
Fire damages Newark home from cigarette blaze
A two alarm house fire at 6316 Lafayette Ave in Newark caused about 15000 in damage yesterday. Battalion Chief Nelson Tardy said 14 firemen fought the blaze which started from a smoldering cigarette left on a living room couch. No one was inside Ray mond Anderson owns the home and Newark Post Office worker. The fire was under control in an hour with extensive smoke damage. A neighbor reported the blaze after flames burst the front window.
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Lafayette Ave
Newark High School
Nelson Tardy
Twestery
Ray
Mond Anderson
Alam
Burglars steal office machines at Soule Steel Co
Newark burglars forced entry at Soule Steel Co. 75 Wells Ave using a crowbar to open a door and carried away 2255 dollars worth of electric calculators typewriters and adding machines. The plant foreman discovered a side door open and offices empty after 10 p.m. Tuesday. intruders entered all offices, leaving a crowbar on the reception desk.
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Newark
Soule Steel Co
Wells Ave
Hayward bookshop owner denies porn charge
Hayward 47 year old Robert Kitajima owner of Bob's Smoke Shop 22627 Main St pleaded not guilty to three counts of possession of pornographic literature for sale He is set for a jury trial Jan 27 in Dept 1 Hayward Municipal Court Police arrested him after he allegedly sold a pornographic book to Officer Dennis Johnson They confiscated about 21 books and magazines 21 photos 11 film reels and two decks of playing cards all said to depict men and women in sexual acts
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Robert Kitajima
Bob
Main St
Hayward Mbnicrial Court
Kitajima
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Deputy state attorney takes on federal role in California
Richard Huffman, deputy state attorney general in Los Angeles heading the special trials unit, will serve as special assistant to the U S attorney for the central district of California. He will present to the federal grand jury matters of mutual interest to state and federal officials. The attorney general praised the cooperation as a California innovation and said the dual role will conserve manpower and enhance investigations across federal and state channels.
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Los Angeles
Richard Hvffman
U. S
Central District of California
Mutual Inter
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Adtv
Thomas C. Lynch
Huffman
Space agency sees astronauts leaving for administrative roles
Slayton notes growing exodus from the astronaut corps as experienced pilots depart for administrative posts or other jobs. Michael Collins recently joined the State Department, with Apollo colleagues Bowman Anders McDivitt Stafford also expected to move, leaving NASA and the moon-landing drive with fewer flight staff.
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Spaceman Corps
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Apollo
Frank Bowman
William A. Anders
James A. McDivitt
Apollo 10
Thomas P. Stafford
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Scientist Astronauts Train for Future Space Work Reframed
NASA sees a shift from pilot astronauts to a mixed role of scientists and technicians aboard future missions. The 1965 1967 scientist groups faced delays and attrition but could staff a permanent space station by 1978 with shuttle support. Officials expect pilots to become shuttle pilots while scientists join long term research platforms.
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Space Corps
Qatten
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Jack” Seamitl
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Barry Goldwater calls for renewed bombing on Hai Phong
Senator Barry Goldwater returned from Vietnam and urged President Nixon to resume bombing North Vietnam and to destroy the Haiphong port to cut supply lines. He warned the war could become endless if sources and passes remain untouched, stressing air and naval efforts.
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UPI
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Vietnam
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Goldwater
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Hana
Russia
Vietnam Air Force
Johnson
Air Force
Tax reform bill eyed for investments in distressed areas
The conference report advances tax reform measures aimed at spurring investment in low income communities with a $70 million provision under consideration. President Nixon favors restraint on import quotas, while senators and representatives press to close loopholes. Mills and Long signal progress but note final decisions remain pending on air income provisions as talks spill into night sessions.
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Nixon
Russell B. Long
D-Law
Senate
Lanigit
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Mills
County weighs rock music ban amid Altamont concert
Alameda County officials reveal debate over banning large rock gatherings after plans to move a Rolling Stones show to a different venue surfaced. John Murphy asserts existing laws suffice while County Counsel contemplates permit or zoning changes to regulate assemblies of large size.
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Alameda County
Altamont
Mick Jagger and Marianne Faithfull Plead Innocent
Mick Jagger and Marianne Faithfull pleaded innocent to charges of possession of marijuana. The couple faced a May Chelsea police raid with a search warrant and a drug-sniffing dog. The trial was adjourned to January 36, with prosecutors detailing marijuana traces found in a cigarette box and Jagger’s reaction to the police.
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London
UPI
Mick Jagger
The
Rolling
Stanes
Marianne Faithfull
U.S
Jagger
Porteous
Mexicali dept store fire kills seven injures eleven
Fire in La Estrella Avil department store in Mexicali caused by a short circuit or overheated display spotlight. Seven died, eleven injured as flames spread. adjoining shop and Hilton Plaza Hotel lobby damaged. Calexico, California aided with pumper and ladders due to weak local water supply.
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Mexicali
Mexico
Alfonso Esquer
Esquer
la Estrella Avil
Hilton Plaza
Calexico
Calif
al Brooks
Moexhall
Redistrict move shows Murphy figure grows to 1 101 500
In July 1959 Murphy's First District population rises from 908 208 to 1 101 500 amid 7 percent growth. County officials use registered voters for redistricting, with Mannan Sweeney Borl Razeto districts listed at 84 06 0, 0 297, 90 088, and 85 137 respectively. Updates occur in January after December 31 registration. District boundaries last revised in 1958.
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Washington Township
Livermore-Amador Valley
Murphy’s
Murphy
Robert E. Mannan
Leland W. Sweeney
Joseph Borl
Emanuel P. Razeto
Legislative reorganization seeks Senate approval and governor review
A reform plan passed the Senate and heads to the governor. Advocates say it would save time and state printing costs. The proposal would give the legislature full control over meeting times, replacing daily sessions and the governor’s summons for special sessions with more flexible committee hearings and decision making.
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Managan
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