Burglars Take Tools and Goods in Hayward Area
Police report multiple burglaries in Hayward area as 14 adding machines and five calculators valued around 4000 dollars were stolen from Hayward Adult School at Hespe Han Boulevard between Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning. A tire iron left in the doorway indicated forced entry and a malfunctioning alarm was noted. In Casino Valley near San Leandro ass’t superintendent Richard E. Bawden’s home was broken into with about 2260 dollars in valuables stolen, including a stereo and jewelry. Another Hayward home yielded 1350 dollars in jewelry and 800 dollars in clothing plus other belongings. Arroyo High School in San Lorenzo reported 7272.10 dollars stolen from the shop safe on Sunday.
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Casino Valley
Richard Ei. Bawden
San Leandro
Truck driver loses trailer with wine near Livermore
Modesto trucker John Bennett stopped for a mechanical check on Interstate 580 near Los Positas Creek and found his trailer missing. Retracing his route, he located the damaged trailer about three miles back, wine cases scattered on the highway. Highway patrol cited a malfunctioning coupler hitch.
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Highway Patrol
Bennet
Jim
Divorce action cites ex-official CASTRO VALLEY
Joseph M Tanner Sr longtime life insurance underwriter and Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce president is the respondent in a divorce filed Monday by wife Nel Jemae Tanner in Hayward Superior Court. Irreconcilable differences cited. They wed December 1 1944 in Salt Lake City. They separate November 1. Family home at Tara Grosvenor Drive. Four children Michele L 26 Suzanne R 28 John J K 20 Joseph M Jr 17. Mrs Tanner seeks custody child support and alimony. Community property subject to agreement. A prior divorce filing was dropped after reconciliation.
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Castro Valley
Joseph M. Tanner Sr
Tara Grosvenor Drive
Michele L
Suzanne R
John J. K
Joseph M. Jr
Armed robbery suspect arrested in Hayward area
John Edward Fegan, 30, suspected of a six month spree across South County and beyond, was arrested on Industrial Parkway. Hayward Detective Richard Crug led the probe with Union City and sheriff’s departments. Fegan allegedly fled with 7000 after a Walnut Creek Coop store robbery and is wanted for KFC robberies and a Smugglers Inn holdup. He resided in Seattle prior to returning to Hayward and is held on 195000 bond.
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Hayward
South County
Industrial Parkway
John Edward Fegan
Union City
Sheriff's Department
Richard Crug
Coop
Walnut Creek
Fegan
Cruz
Fremont
Seattle
Bay area votes for East Bay sewer outfall plan
San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board endorsed a five year sewage treatment program and a proposed five tens of million East Bay sewer outfall into San Francisco Bay. The panel approved about 915 million for Bay Area projects and backed Alameda County’s plan to move discharge from Hayward Castro Valley and five East Bay districts into a single deep water pipe, with state federal and local funding potential grants up to 80 percent.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
East Bay
Hayward
Castro Valley
Wright
Alameda County
State Water Quality Control Board
Castro Valley Man Killed in Fresno Plane Crash
The body of David Thinkwater Drinkwater, 29, of 4140 Ravelwood Place Castro Valley, was found in the wreckage of a single engine plane near Sierra Sky Park Fresno. He had departed Fresno for Hayward Monday night and was reported overdue. Civil Air Patrol and Madera County sheriff's officers found the open field wreckage after about 2:50 pm yesterday. Initial speculation cites possible engine failure while investigators determine the cause.
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Ravelwood Place
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Civil Air Patrol
Madera County Sheriff's
Atone
Civil Ai Patrol
U S Jets Hit Near Hanoi in Laos and Cambodia Raid
U S jets attacked targets within 82 miles of Hanoi while escorting B52 raids over eastern Laos. The operation included a large bombing raid, multiple jet strikes, and helicopter sorties into Cambria as Communist forces pressed in Skoun northeast of Phnom Penh. A TS Army helicopter was shot down near Krekit but its crew was rescued.
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U.S
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Peam Chhkork
Ban
Am Rong
Northern Command
Northern Front
Humphrey eyes race as he weighs 1968 bid
United Press International reports Senator Hubert Humphrey hints at a possible return to run in 1968 noting his feedback from Minnesota supporters and a late next month plan to announce. Other potential candidates include Muskie Hartke McGovern Yorty Mills Jackson Chisholm and GOP’s Javits.
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Humphrey
Minnesota
Hartke
D Ld
New Hampshire
Huphrey
Muskie
George §. McGovern
D-S.d
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Wilbur D. Mills
T-Ark
Geory M, Jackson
D-Wash
Shisley Chisholm
D-N.y
Jacob X. Javits
R-N.y
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew Watt
Agnew
Police seek thief with sack in Fremont store
Fremont police pursue a youth who yesterday stole a sack with about 231 in cash receipts from Alec's Department Store behind the cash register. A clerk, alerted by witnesses, chased the youth with a security guard. he dropped a bag containing only a hacksaw blade as he fled through a parking lot.
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Fremont
Alec's
Gemmer Blvd
Ti San Leandra
Terrace
U.S. attorney nominee seen in Los Angeles
The Nixon administration nears nominating William D. Keller a Los Angeles attorney and UCLA law grad to succeed Robert L. Meyer as U S Attorney here. Keller, a Republican and former assistant U S attorney 1961 64, has headed the FBI investigation drive. DOJ officials would not confirm Keller as the principal nominee and Keller declined comment.
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UPL
Nixon Administration
William D. Keller
Ucla Law
Robert L. Meyer
U.S
Los Angeles Times
Keller
the Times
Washington
Richard G. Kleindienst
Justice Department
Meyer
Soviet underground explosion detected near Caplan Sea
UPPSALA Syrea report says Appealle Salemalogical institute logged a very strong Soviet underground blast north of the Caplan Sea at 7 37 am local time 1 89 am EST and estimated magnitude about 7 1 on the Richter scale cited by a institute spokesman
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Uppsala
Syrea
UPI
Appealle Salemalogical Institute
Caplan Sea
3,200 year old Indian girl brain found in sinkhole
NORTH PORT CHARLOTTE Fla Tuesday Florida chief marine archaeologist Carl Clausen described a startling find a preserved brain in a sinkhole as an eight year old Indian girl dating about 5200 years old. He examined the skull with Dr. Kelly Brooks of the University of Florida.
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Fla
UPD
Florida
Doorstory
Carl Clausen
Pan
Kelly Brooks
University of Florida
Clausen
Japan
Tallahassee
Welfare pay hike approved amid county budget moves
The board approved a welfare pay hike and added 15 clerks to the health care services agency to speed bill processing to Blue Crags. This aims to recover Medi‑Cal monies under a new financing plan at an estimated cost of 65,000 for the rest of the year. They also approved reorganizing the Alameda Goarly Comprehensive Health Planning Council, now separated from the agency but retaining five board‑appointed members.
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Alameda Goarly Comprehensive Health Planning Council
Heroic motorist Mary Stevenson rescues man from water
Stevenson, a navy veteran, climbs an embankment to assist Wilson after an accident. A second motorist helps pull the unconscious man from the water and cover him with a blanket. Stevenson notes there was no safer spot to place him and would descend again if someone is in danger.
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Filipino gunman surrenders after hostage drama in Manila
An American Catholic priest persuaded Domingo Arcilla to release two kidnapped women in Paco Manila. Arcilla, armed with a service revolver, gave himself up after a tense standoff lasting hours. The hostages Teresita Dulay and Zeny Mendoza remained safe, with a bystander wounded. Police described Arcilla as a frustrated suitor who demanded rum food and champagne during the siege. The priest Garom escorted Arcilla to the station as the women cried and were comforted by help.
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UPI
Berlian Catholic
Ivan
Domingo Arcilladry
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Robert Garon
Manchester
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Teresita Dulay
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la Concordia College
Zeny Mendoza
Arcilla
Wis
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Salvacion Dulay
Los Angeles
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Tye
Arseius
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Piest
la Sallete Order
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Gift elephant stuck in Yule chaos delays delivery
Chicago report recalls Otis Whitaker who buys a 450 pound elephant named Susie as a Christmas gift for his baby. Delays and baggage limits at O’Hare strand Susie along with a giant tortoise, a giant Asian squirrel, and two pythons in a suburban Des Plaines shop, as Hoffman in Houston hopes for eventual Texas delivery. Susie requires special care, including a milk and cottage cheese diet, and may miss the holiday window.
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UPL
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Susie
Whitaker
Houston
Tex
Iff
O'Hare International
Bob Hoffman
Brownsville
Lowe
Whitaie
Hoffman
Texas
Waldheim Named U.N. Aide After Secret Ballot Vote Likely
After two sessions and a deadlock in which candidate Carmell failed, China reportedly withheld its veto in a secret ballot. Waldheim gained 11 votes with 3 abstentions, while Argentine Ambassador Carlos Ortiz de Rozas led with 12 votes but faced a Soviet veto.
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China
Waldheim
Carlos Ortiz de Rozas
Soviet Union
Nixon to sign wage law raising pay for civilian workers
Nixon plans to sign a wage law setting a January 1 pay raise for 43 million civilian government workers and 26 million servicemen. The bill would extend authority for pay boards and price controls, require rate stabilization, allow triple damages for consumer overcharges, and establish a three judge federal appeals process for pay and price panel decisions.
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Nixon
Lings Ly
Girls Club Play Canceled By Illness and Delays
In San Leandro the La Leandra Girls Club canceled this week’s EB year old play due to illness and difficulties in securing an accompanist. Mrs. Blanketh Swift, president of the board, said nine members performed at the community library center last night, with shows scheduled for tonight and tomorrow.
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la Leandra
Bllanketh Swift
Santa Clus
Community Liberatry Center
Torrarrow Alhl
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