POWs Celebrate Freedom as Teens Cheer Homecoming at Clark Air Base
More than 10 teenagers joined released American POWs in joyous scenes at Clark Air Base Philippines with hugs autographs and questions. The big hospital plane due at Travis Air Force Base California around 3 pm PST carried 20 prisoners released Sunday. two more were sent home later this week. A total of 168 Americans have been released in Vietnam with 432 remaining.
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Cliry Air Base
United States
Travis Av’ Porte Base
California
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City eyes site for Hayward animal shelter plan
Hayward selects a site near the sewage plant on Enterprise Avenue for a city built animal shelter. Animal Control Director Charles Nalty seeks long term control and a shelter design of his own, while council weighs costs and a revenue sharing plan. Nalty’s contract to supervise county services expires June 30 and may be renewed month to month.
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Siak
Animal Control
Charles Naltey
Liyear cAy
Animal Pound Service
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Nal Fey
Enineil
Alameda County
Natley
Walley
Ter
Naley
William Hanley
Ex-monk trades robe for marriage
A 47 year old former Trappist monk and Ohlone College teacher left the monastery after 17 years of ascetic life to marry. He once led a Northern California monastery with 23 monks and lived on a strict schedule of prayer, fasting, and self discipline. He asked to remain unnamed due to his wife’s wish for privacy.
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Od Ohlone College
Sarri-Ce
Trappist Order
California
Ansefra
Louisville
Vina
Calif
Sooty Santa Claus Squeeze Burglary Suspect Nabbed
Alameda County sheriff deputies responded to Shaw Hat Plaza Palace after a voice cried for air from a chimney. Firefighters pulled Daniel F. Revera, 28, of Oakland, from the chimney. He was booked on burglary and drug possession charges and released on bail. Officers found tranquilizers on him.
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Voice
Valley Community Services District
Daniel F. Revera
Oakland
Weather forecast for South County extends fair through tomorrow
The weatherman predicts continued fair and mild conditions for South County with tonight’s lows around the 40s and tomorrow’s highs in the upper 60s to mid 60s. More weather on page 27.
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South Countty
Daily Review reports consolidation of Morning News in Hayward
A Hayward publication notes the consolidation and continuation of The Morning News under The Daily Review. The notice, dating from February 20, 1973, outlines the merger details and offers the local press an updated address and contact line.
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Daily Review
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Hayward
California
Tuasday
Alameda flight safety rules urged by state senator
State Sen. Jane W Holmetahl proposes three safety rules for flights over Alameda’s air station. A Navy spokesman notes most landings and takeoffs occur over water and questions oversiighter landings under crosswinds. The senator’s plan would require water landings and takeoffs, a 1,000 foot minimum over dense areas, and confinement of training flights to designated zones.
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Jane W Holmetahl
Yas Air Station
Alameda
Aska
Secretary of Defense
Ape
Navy
Holmdahl
Naval Air Station
South County
Santa Cruz murders suspect faces more charges
Santa Cruz sheriff says four more first degree murder charges will be filed against Herbert Mullin, bringing total to ten for killings in a month. Four teen victims were found shot at a forest camp in Henry Cowell Redwood State Park, near Mullin’s home, with names including David Allan Oliker, 18, Sherman Oaks. Mark Johnson, about 19, of Pennsylvania. Robert Michael Spector, 18, Van Nuys. and Brian Scott Card, 19, Van Nuys. Mullin, 25, was arrested after the shooting of 72 year old Fred Perez.
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Shideut
Herbert Mullin
Felton
Victios
Vetoresque
Santa Cruz County
Tiouglas James
Mullin
Dist
Peter Chang
Henry Cowell Redwood State Park
Bass Bas
Niles
James
Vicims
David Allan Oliker
Sherman Oaks
Calif
Mark Johnson
Poonsigvania
Robert
Micchael Spector
Brian Scott Card
van Nuys
Fred Perez
Atle
Leandro DMV closure signals move to Oakland office
San Leandro DMV workers will relocate Friday afternoon to 5085th Ave near the Coliseum in Oakland after neighbors opposed a local office. The 28 state employees will depart the 202 Washington Ave. site, which serves East Oakland Castro Valley San Lorenzo and Alameda areas. The move follows plans to replace Alameda and San Leandro offices with a larger Coliseum-area facility designed for 20 years of workload.
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State
5085Th Ave
Galiseum
Oakland
San Lenhden
Washington Ave
East Oakland
Castro Valley
San Lorenzo
Alameda
Coliseum Area
Tolh
Robert W. Crown
Hayward school district special election results delay
The Daily Review will not publish results by phone tonight for today’s Hayward school district special election. Complete results will appear in tomorrow’s Review. The election fills the vacancy caused by Trustee Arnold Bulla’s death. Polls stay open until 2 tonight.
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Hayward
Arnold Bulla
Nixon assures safety at Gleason Inverray Golf Classic
President Nixon tells Jackie Gleason that the Jackie Gleason National Airlines Inverray Golf Classic will be safe because Vice President Spiro Agnew remains in Washington for the event. Nixon visited Gleason at the Lauredoall Florida course after meeting AFL CIO Executive Council in Miami Beach. details on page 3.
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Jackie Gleason
Ington
Gleason
Lauder
All, Fla
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Miami Beach
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