Youths Held After San Leandro Purse Theft
San Leandro police said two youths, Frank Sylvia aged 18 of Hayward and Jerold Chigosh aged 17 of San Leandro, were held for questioning after Mrs. Vivian Hansen 69 of Oakland reported her purse stolen by two motorcyclists Tuesday night. Hansen identified the suspects, who were released and then charged as the investigation continues.
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Rezenler
Sail
Frank Sylvia
C St
Hayward
Jerold Chigosh
Harlan St
San Lewadro
Vivian Hansen
Oakland
Wiref
Fire damages Hayward garage and kitchen estimating seven thousand
Alfred Cadinha and his son Alfred of 14 Highland Blvd escaped unharmed as they worked on a water heater and an arlover pump yesterday. A car they were parting from was destroyed in the blaze that also damaged the garage and adjoining kitchen.
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Hayward — Gasoline II
Hayward
Kitcheen
Alfred Cadinha
Alfred
Highland Blvd
Young woman identified in Coots area death case
Virginia Louise Graf, 8, of Bakersfield, was identified as the dead girl found near the Coots foothill area. Authorities say she disappeared December 12, ran away six days earlier, and the partially clad body showed injuries suggesting a car ran over her. The death is being investigated as homicide.
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Madera
UPT
Cootsgold
Virginia Louise Graf
Eakersfield
Matera County Sherif's
Forme
Sheriff's Office
Ftriver
Lcense
Bakersfield
Ernest
Virginia Helen Gral
Brutal hijack on a jetliner at Tampa airport ends in refuel stop
A Black couple seized a Bowing 727 midflight between Los Angeles and San Francisco, subduing a stewardess with a shotgun and a pistol. The hijackers targeted the plane at the terminal, forced refueling in Tampa, and released 132 passengers at the Los Angeles stop. FBI and Air Force personnel pursued identifications and negotiations amid chaotic scenes.
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Loss Angeles
Ted
Paul McAlester
Hillsborough County Aviation Authority
Tampa
Wie Rua Way
Tampa International
McDill Air Force
Los Angeles
Sacramento-San Francisco
San Francisco
Air Pollution Unit Eyes Lead in Gasoline Plan
Say Area Air Pollution Control District considers removing lead from gasoline across nine counties. Staff to develop three month alternative plans to phase out lead by 1975 to meet new exhaust standards. Lead removal may require octane adjustments for pre 1971 autos and could raise smog forming emissions. lead-trapping devices look promising but not mass produced. A phased program over years is advised to decommission lead while avoiding refinery overbuilds.
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Say Area
Callaghan
Flers
Nixon and Sato near accord at exchange summit in San Clemente
President Nixon and Japanese Premier Eisaku Sato appear close to a joint statement as they wrap up their exchange summit at the Western White House. Officials say substantial agreement is expected on trade, Okinawa, and a Tokyo Washington hot line. Nixon aims for Peking and Moscow talks while pursuing a re election bid in New Hampshire.
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Calif
UPI
Nixon
Fisaku Sato
Sato
Oki Dawa
Peking
Moscow
America
Concord
Lane Iwell
New Hampshire
White House
Secretary of
William P. Rogers
Treasury
John B. Connally
Irvine City Manager Fired After 5 Hour Tenure
Irvine California. The first city manager of Irvine was fired after serving five hours in office, setting a record for brief tenure. The abrupt dismissal raises questions about the early administration of the newly formed city government.
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Irvine
Calif
Nixon Declares Candidacy With Ballot Entry in New Hampshire
Nixon moves to the 1968 campaign trail after his name was placed on the New Hampshire primary ballot on March 7. Supporters in New Hampshire bid to broaden Nixon’s entry to six other primaries including Florida Maryland Nebraska Oregon Tennessee and Wisconsin. In New Hampshire he faces two Republicans, liberal Paul McCloskey of California and conservative John Ashbrook of Ohio. Ashbrook entered Thursday predicting Nixon would become more conservative and that his own campaign would be unnecessary, while indicating he would intensify efforts in the state.
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Jetero
New Hampshire
Florida
Maryland
Nebraska
Oregon
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Paul N. McCloskey
Calif
John R. Ashbrook
Ohio
Ashbrook
Wili Steer
McCloskey
Congress
Shlarin
Randolph
K. T-Westminister
International Peace Academy
Bernard Sanders
Liberty Union
Mallory
Willan O'Brien
Doris Lake
The
Anthony Darin
Vermont
Marty
Delta bags leak poisons baggage on New Year flight
Delta Airlines reports 950 passengers may have had luggage affected by two shipments of radioactive isotopes leaking in the baggage hold of a Convair 810 from New York to Houston. Oak Ridge officials found three bags with detectable radiation. Chicago and Logizville Ky each had one. The Utah Public Health Department examined 11 pieces, four showed contamination. The plane remained in service two days after a 1000 pound end shield leaked.
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UPI
Delta Airlines
Atomi¢ Energy Commission
Oak Ridge
Logizville
Uhvois Public Hearth Department
Delta
Long-time Review Judy printer dies
Long-time printer Judy, a typeseller who ran the job for wages, married in 1096 to Joe May, Hunts Food executive. She enjoyed selling fashion and society news and knew many people in the stories she typeset. Services planned Saturday at 3 p.m. at Sorensen Rogers Mortuary.
GOP sweep seen in Vermont congressional race
In Vermont, Republicans seek all three seats as interim Senator Robert Stafford and former Secretary Rich ard Mallary lead in special elections. Stafford runs for the Senate in a three way race and Mallary competes for the lone Senate seat amid a four candidate field.
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Vermont
Wontpelier
UPI
Robert P. Stafford
Richard Mallary
Stafford
Senate
White Malloty
George Alken
Pentagon to cut 113000 more GIs in coming months
Washington AP The Pentagon will slash 113000 more military personnel over the next six months due to budget cuts and other actions. Strength would be 2392000 as of June 30, the lowest since the pre Korean War era. Draft calls likely down with no January draft and possibly none in February or March. Civilian staffing will also be trimmed by 41090 beyond earlier plans in Nixon budget package.
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Pentagon
Armed Services
Jowest
Jerry W. Friedheim
Secretary of Défense
Melvin R. Said
Areg Friedheim
Defense Department
Nixon
Congress
War hero McFarland Jr. sentenced for fatal beating
William A. McFarland Jr., 23, of Laurel Florida, a former soldier with two bronze stars and a purple heart, was sentenced to five years for second degree murder in the fatal beating of Erik Forsmann 22 of Lafayette California. A psychiatric exam was ordered and a possible sentence reduction after evaluation.
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Monterey
Calif
Vietnam
Fife
William A. McFarland Jr
Laurel
Fla
Erik K.” Forstant
Lafayette
Sam Foster
McFarland
Donald
C. McMullen
Bradenton
McMullen
Foster
California Youth Authority
Forsmann
University of California
Big Suc
Moliturey
Pelive
Stanford Faculty Oppose Campus Recruiting Ban
Stanford University faculty members and a student newspaper ad oppose barring recruiters from campus. Seventy one professors call such a move offensive and impractical, arguing it harms free inquiry and minority viewpoints.
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Stanford
OPI
Goyres
Stanfond University
General Motors
Honeywell
Cead
Thurs gold in the other geese
Newtonmore Scotland report describes an unusual finding where Butheer Donate Mackenzie cleaned geese for customers and discovered shiny gold within the birds stomachs, a detail cited as gold by a local expert.
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Newtonmore
Scotland
Butheer
Mackenzie
Keese
Bombs found in two San Francisco banks
Detectives said bombs found in two San Francisco banks contained half a pound of smokeless powder and were operated by an electric calendar clock. A similar device was reported at Chicago’s Northern Trust and a second New York bank, Manufacturers Trust. The letter claimed bombs would explode after a 287 day cycle and referenced kidnapping and political prisoners, with names linked to past incidents.
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Chicago
George Simms
First National Bank
Northern Trust Company
Manufacturers Manager Trust
San Francisco
Howard Pierson
Jim Ryan
Ken
Irow
Att
Wika
Gic
George Jackson
Sam Melville
Jackson
San Quentin
Melville
Selective Service Center
Police seek charges against two pastors
Police dispute church bingo practices at St Joseph s and St Leonard s claiming donations determine prize eligibility and legality. Capt. Newman says prizes require donations while pastors insist cards are donation based. beer licensing and exact rules remain unclear as district attorney weighs possible charges.
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Williams
T. Joseph's
Cant. Neuman
Fey
Roeding sues over trees and city preservation in Fremont site plan
Roeding files suit seeking declaratory relief and damages around 1 million for removal of nursery stock amid city controls on a site planned for 394 apartments 177 townhouses and three single family homes. The clash centers on preserving trees while Roeding asserts ownership and seeks fast judgment to resolve ownership and stock issues before land sale proceeds.
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Joh Wells
Oakland
Fremont
Wells
Stiger
Tiquidale
Knox
Ross
Roeding Lst
Singer
Fin
Auit
Mmenity
Tod T
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