Chile Quake Shakes Desert. No Casualties Reported
A massive quake south of Taltali caused railway slides and a power plant outage at Porterillos but produced no casualties. Anaconda Copper cited no damage at Chuquicamata open pit. red dust rose from the Atacama desert, yet sparse settlement limited losses. Police pegged magnitude 8 to 9 on a 12‑point scale. desert remoteness prevented catastrophe.
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Talli
Anaconda
Chuquicamata
Porterillos
Taltalin
Atacama Desert
Chite
Cobre
Brown cites slow progress toward Vietnam peace and predicts Reagan setback
Gov Brown says a peace settlement with Communists in Vietnam seems distant after a taped interview. He criticizes Reagan’s tax and spending plans, doubts a $400 million cut, and urges Democrats to back compatible programs. He foresees Democrats regaining the governorship and reflects on his own retirement with mixed feelings. He also comments on Humphrey and Johnson, and notes the voters gave Reagan a mandate. The discussion covers equal rights, education TV appearances, and the political landscape as Brown nears end of tenure.
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Brown
Hubert Humphrey
Vietnam
Sacramento
San Francisco
Redding
Los Angeles
Equal Rights
Reagan
Controller’s Office
Finance Department
John‘bi Wild
Johnson - Humphrey
Local newspaper item with scattered contact details
Anomalous OCR text from The Daily Review dated 1897 includes misread names and addresses for staff and offices in Hayward California. The fragment lists publisher, advertising director, and contact lines, plus scattered city and county references and old formattings like subscription notes and phone lines.
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The
Daily Review
Foy
Ine Floyd Sparks
Provident
William Chileata
Port
Harward
Senate
Conan Marth
Ades
Hayward
Calif
Vagne
Ten-year-old rescues swan on thin Spring Hill ice
Steve Bulatead of St George's County Maryland's Rescue Squad faced a touch and go moment as he navigated treacherously thin ice on Spring Hill lake to reach a swan trapped in the freezing water.
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Steve Bulatead
St. George's County
Maryland
Spring Hill Lake
Steve
Will school aid cause tax increase in Alameda County
The article discusses tax reform and school aid amid battles over property tax relief and new assessment rules. It cites Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh and Senate Finance chair George Miller Jr., with county estimates showing varied property-tax impacts. Districts like Castro Valley and San Lorenzo warn of budget cuts and salaries without more state support, while others anticipate gains in assessed valuation.
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Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Senate Finance Committee
George Miller Jr
D-Martinex
Alameda County
C. J. Hearn
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
Hayward
San Lorenzo Unified
Paul Ehret
Bee
State Senate
Senate
California
San Leandro
New Haven
Ehret
San Lorenz
Fowest
Bay Area
Marvin Seth
Red China Tests Bomb Prediction Timeline
Reports continued from Page T predicting a late 1966 explosion. Since China’s Oct 16 1964 test, the Communists advanced rapidly despite Russia’s absence, economic limits, and a power struggle, delivering thermonuclear material by the May 8 test and a missile flight test in October.
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Peking
Largest Airborne Invasion Signals Major Viet Drive
The report describes a planned large airborne operation in the delta south of Saigon with 1,200 South Vietnamese troops and U.S. paratroopers poised for action. Vietnamese infantry and Rangers followed by helicopter assault support pursue Viet Cong targets as initial claims cite 89 enemy killed amid light government casualties.
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Thema
Saigon
Asnan
Georgia
Okelenckee
Pho Yen
Hue
North Vietnam
Vinh
U.S
Grand Jury Urges New Nine Member Alameda County Board
The 1967 Alameda County grand jury urges creating a nine member board of supervisors and a special committee to oversee the assessor's office with new elected official Don Hutchinson. The report covers welfare reforms, simplified programs, and county housing, hospitals, and juvenile facilities.
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Board of Supervisors
Cern
Grand Jury
Donald Hutchinson
Alameda County
Micather
Morato
State Supervisors’ Association
County Welfare Department
Harry Terizian
Alameda County Manufacturers’ Committee
Organized Labor and Welfare Department
Highland
Fairmont County
Tt Highland
Herrick
Highland Hospital
Farm Posts Announced Continued From Page 1
Reagan announced changes in agriculture leadership naming Coke 65 to resign as president of Consolidated Agricultural Industries. He will take a state job after a long UC extension service career and executive posts at Spreckels Sugar and Bank of America. Grant, Farm Bureau president, runs a 2000 acre Tulare County ranch.
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Reagan
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Coke
Consolidated Agricultural Industries
San Francisco
University of California Agricultural Extension Service
Spreckels Sugar Fae
Bank of America
Los Angeles County
Grant
Farm Bureau
Tulare
Reagan Backers Push For New State Lottery
Reagan backers urge a California state lottery to expand revenue, citing New Hampshire’s 1968 success and potential tax relief. Proponent Rep. Stivers argues profits could fund general services while limiting gambling impact. He backs constitutional amendment or initiative drive to place the issue on the ballot.
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Reagan
Germany
England
Stivers
Nero
Stiversend Hall
Paul Fine
R-N.y
Jong
Fina
Associated Press
Hall
Petion
Oakland
Seby
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Chile
Wihson Aye
Alareda County
Cavipornia
San Beundre
Mehieee
Fremont
Hearn
Livermore
Newark
Pleasanton
Union City
South Hayward
County Schools Department
Smith
Max Rafferty
Red China
China
Nang
Quang Ngai
Mac
Rium
Nicholas Petris
Curtis and Welfare
Stalf
Sac- Tamenia
Veterans’ Memorial
Extension Service
Forest Service
Bell Conservation Service
Farmers Cooperative Service
Nww
New Hampshire
Golden State
Perron
Silvers
United States
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