Latins For Justice Plan Hayward Meeting Strategy
Latins For Justice will meet to plan action after a council session provoked by a riot report. Community members urged police accountability and demanded formal oversight, while Mayor Smith warned demonstrations would be stopped. The group pressed for a joint meeting with the Human Relations Commission to define its role and respond to alleged police bias.
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Latins For Justice
Reyna
Hayward
Heyna
Smith
Human Relations Commission
Saul & Veniiities
Tut Manual Casto
Council
Gomez
Refuses Induction as Prospective draftee arrives at base
Howard Marston Jr. 20 of Rockport Masa accompanied by his father Howard Marston Sr. arrived at a Boston Army base to refine induction into the Rerview. Marston Sr. declared he would go to jail before he would be drafted as demonstrators, supporters, and bystanders gathered.
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Howard Marston Jr
Rockport
Masa
Howard Marston Sr
Boston Army Base
Marston Sr
Viet Cong Offensive Opens 1968 War Year
Viet Cong high command has launched a nationwide offensive in early 1968. Battles rage near Hau Nghia, Tuy Phuoc, and Dak To as communist troops press pacification efforts, target allied forces, and seek to sap public faith in the Saigon government. North Vietnamese divisions reappear as heavy fighting hits coastal and central regions.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
Vietnam
Laliéns
Hau Nghia
Tuy
Phuoc
Qui Nhon
Naat
Kon
Central Highlands
Kong Melta
U.S
al- Jind
Dak To
Loc Ninh
Tree North
San Francisco Newspapers, Mailers Enter Sixth Day Talks
San Francisco publishers and mailers press on in sixth day of contract talks over a shutdown at Chronicle and Examiner. Pickets block entrances blocked earlier. Superior Court hearing set for January 17 on restraining order. Labor committee offered to help settlements if requested by both sides.
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San Francisco
the Nations of the Independent
Ing Chronicle
Hearst
M Ailers
Examiner
San
Francisco
Representatives and Co
News
Charles
Callon
Perry
Aday
Chronicle
The
Los Angeles
Bearst
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
Canvinges
Semuel W. Yorty
Citizen’s Labor Committee
Russell City Annexation Promised By Hayward
Cabot and Forbes secured a county lease for south of West Winton Avenue to build a road and signs for an industrial tract. Over two years they will invest about 300000 in the first 1 acres, seen as a good county offer to boost tax base. The five year project aimed to transform Russell City into a tax-rich, employment-promoting industrial area with redevelopment agency support and public improvements.
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Kwo
West Winton Avenue
Ravato
Russell City
South County
Arand
Health Department
Clarence Burrell
Hel
Counterfeit Ring Arrests Linked to Major Seizure
In New York AP reports a Miami Beach lawyer was arraigned on charges of shipping 1.1 million in counterfeit STM bills from Miami to New York. Two suspects in Ohio were arrested as members of a ring planning a roughly 4 million fake money deal. Raymant Grunewald called the seizure the largest in Secret Service history.
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New York
Miami Beach
Miami
Seevel Survive
Iniercen
Ohio
Ashich
Ally
Raymant B
Grunewald
Mle Sélaive
Cash and equipment stolen in Union City burglary
Union City police report a burglary early today at Santos Shell on 200 Deroln Road. Thieves pried open a fabrication room door with a crow bar, escaping with $775 in cash, four tires, a hydraulic pick, and other gear valued at about $1,140. Patrolman Robert Letle found the scene while on patrol.
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Union City
Robert ‘Letle
Santos Shell
Deroln Road
Abou
Yells Foil 2 Robbers At Livermore Market
Mrs. Virginia Fischer owner of the J and L Market reports two youths attempted a robbery yesterday. A small pistol was shown as they demanded cash but fled after she yelled for help. No shells were seen in the gun and the robbers escaped in a waiting car. Local police investigated the incident.
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Livermore
Virginia Fischer
Wold
School Tax Boost Vote Debate Delays Urgent Budget Decision
Oliveira and Oliveira object to a four year 4 percent annual school salary increase and an abnormal reserve. They favor a five year plan with sufficient funds and warn against delaying a levy. J Smith and trustees argue for urgency, while April elections risk insufficient support time.
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Oliveira
Hut
J. ©. Smith
Beard
Fremont Host to Conference
Fremont Prenton will host the Alameda County Mayors Conference at the International Kitchen on Peralta Boulevard. The agenda includes an ABAG committee report on regional organization and discussion of the Bay Area plan by the Bay Conservation and Development Commission. The program starts with a social hour at six thirty and a dinner at seven thirty.
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Fremont
Prenton
Alameda
International Kitchen
Peralta Blvd
Association of Bay Area Governments
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
Fiat
Massive Draft Call Seen Until Summer
The Pentagon describes a major replacement cycle delaying until summer as thousands drafted during the Southeast Asia buildup rotate out. August 1966 saw 36,600 men ordered to duty, with 37,000 in September, 49,200 in October, and 37,600 in November.
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Pentagon
Southeast Asia
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