Weather notes forecast for Northern and Central California and Valleys
Forecasts indicate fog at night and morning in the Bay Area and Sacramento Valley with sunshine later. Temperatures range from the upper 20s to the low 40s, with mild afternoons and light to moderate winds across counties including Alameda Santa Clara and Kern through Monday.
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Fire calls report from South County area with scattered details
A 12 hour fire dispatch log from South County notes multiple calls in Castro Valley Fremont San Lorenzo and nearby areas. Entries include a minor blaze on Cristy Way and a grass fire near Joaquin Avenue with several responding units and times. Additional mentions cover parking issue near Via Mercado and a legal macedrag near Crockett Avenues.
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Fanshawn $1
Woman Driver Evades Truck Causing Early Morning Crash
Eva J John, 44, of Oak, swerved to avoid an eastbound truck, leaving 165 feet of skid marks before leaving the road. The accident occurred at 7:40 am in Fremont injuring four-year-old Fen Jaglory seriously as he darted from behind a dog. Police report notes Mrs Johnson spoke with California Highway Patrol. Public reports place the event near Trevidenes Hospital.
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Fremont
Glenda Dubois
Danville
Question Mark Year Shapes 1968 US Political Scene
A fragmented look at 1967 shows U S politicians wrestling with Vietnam as voters weigh governor Romney Nixon Rockefeller and Reagan amid riots and civil rights gains. Campaigns focus on federal spending, debts, and the fear of political shifts ahead of 1968.
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Robbery Suspect Shot Dead After Portland Bank Heist
Riverside AP reports a bank robbery suspect, Charles Thompson also called Hobert Lyon Becker, was shot and killed by Patrolman David Braley after firing on officers who wounded Gerald Dunn and shot at Braley. Thompson and his wife faced federal warrants for stealing $44,000 from the South Gate branch of the First State Bank of Oregon in Portland.
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First State Bank of Oregon
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Records Reveal Cabinet Talks on German Colonies and War Deals
Secret cabinet records released in Britain show Eden offered to transfer Tanganyika to Germany to aid a permanent settlement with Hitler and Mussolini’s Ethiopia war plans. The archives reveal shifts in policy on declassification and notes on King George V’s abdication, with cautious mentions of appeasement and rearmament.
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Cambodia's Hot Pursuit Policy Eyed in Vietnam Ties
AP report notes the Johnson administration may pursue a flexible Cambodia policy amid border tensions and Vietnam war dynamics. Officials discuss enlarging the International Control Commission role, with comments on North Vietnamese actions, peace efforts, and potential prisoner exchanges.
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Woes and Fine in a Confused War Era Commentary
Grand Rapids AP report notes a chaotic exchange on war policy and China. Belmont jailed for 85 dollars under charges of driving an overwide vehicle without a license and with defective equipment. A 32 ton Army surplus Sherman tank figures in the discussion, amid broader notes on Asia and nuclear developments.
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Poor Little Rich Schools Faced 1967 Financial Dilemma
Enrollment growth across Fremont Newark and New Haven districts spurred bond issues and state loans while Hayward faced a potential fifth high school decision. A bitter recall in New Haven drew statewide attention as trustees debated materials for classrooms and a district reorganization plan to reduce ethnic imbalance.
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Citizens Advisory
Voting Age Debate Set in San Jose
State Sen. Clark L. Bradley of San Jose will debate Bruce Crete, local attorney and author of a proposed initiative to lower the voting age. The program airs at 6:30 p.m. on Channel 1 KNTV. Crete favors lowering the age, while Bradley opposes.
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Channel 1
KNTV
Crete
Bradley
Livermeraities
Nuclear Electric Powers Up in U.S. Energy Forecast
Washington reports the Atomic Energy Commission foresees 25 percent of U.S. electricity from nuclear power plants by 1980, up from under 1 percent today, with 15 plants operating and 25 under construction. Seaborg notes peaceful uses rise alongside defense work, including vaccine development and new engineering concepts like rosmite.
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Seaborg
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Tennessee
South County population to keep on growing
A regional growth study projects South County population and job gains through 1975 with major increases in Fremont Newark Union City and San Lorenzo area jobs. Oakland Berkeley Alameda and Alameda County show rising employment as commuting to Bay Area hubs continues. Alameda may become a stronger industrial center as planning accelerates. San Francisco also gains about 4 percent, with growth expected in Contra Costa and northern San Mateo counties served by BART.
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