American Legion official dies in Hayward
George C. Silane a longtime American Legion official and volunteer firefighter in the Fairview Fire District Hayward is reported dead. He is survived by his wife a daughter Rosemary Fausraught and a son Donald Bloom. A service is planned for Wednesday at 1 pm at Sorensen Chapel Hayward with interment in Lafayette Post 68 to hold memorial services tomorrow.
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Hayward Man Dies by Own Action in Sui cide ruling
Everett S. Asbury, 33, of 4025 Amyx Court Hayward, died from gunshot wounds to the head at Lex vile Hospital. Coroner ruled death a suicide after he was found despondent and an note was recovered. He lived with his wife Patricia and was found at 3:40 p.m. and died at 3:23 p.m.
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Alameda County
Everett S. Asbury
Amyx Court
Lexvile Hospital
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Ann
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Hursey
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Burglary Claims $1,759 In San Leandro Goods
San Leandro resident Patrick Joi McKillop 28 reported a burglary Saturday totaling 1759 dollars. Thieves took tape recording equipment, eight track tapes, a clamp, men’s jewelry, and suede coats from the bedroom and living room, suggesting a coordinated search by multiple burglars.
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Oakland
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Former Keystone Kop Wesley Ruggles Dies in Hollywood
AP reports in Hollywood that film director Wesley Ruggles, once a Mack Sennett Keystone Kop, died Saturday night at a Santa Monica convalescent hospital after a two year illness from a stroke. His career began in 1914 and included the original version of A Im gg ar ron. Federal services scheduled by Glendale on Thursday.
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Woman dies after fall from horse at Daly City pasture
Daly City woman Se cretia Flannery, 38, died at Kaiser Hospital in Hayward from head injuries after her horse began a sudden fast ride at a rented pasture near Chabot Park. Her daughter, Mrs Allen McPherson of San Leandro, reports the incident occurred between noon and 2:30 pm.
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Cretia Flannery
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Soviet Exchange Student Slashes Throat at Kennedy Terminal
A Soviet exchange student, Kurashvili Merah, 36, slashed his throat and wrists at the Pan Am terminal in front of Kennedy Airport while awaiting an Aeroflot flight home. He was removed from Jamaica Hospital Emergency Room by Soviet officials after admission for treatment.
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Fremont teen held in auto burglaries
Police hold 18 year old Jas Miele Chard Hursey of 4423 Marg Drive Fremont in connection with forced entries into four automobiles. He was arrested near the Quik Stop store at 8000 Farwell Drive and charged with burglary and interfering with a police officer.
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Farwell Drive
Nixon shifts focus to domestic affairs this week
Washington United Press International reports President Nixon concentrates on domestic matters this week. He is drafting the State of the Union address for delivery January 20 and finalizing the federal budget for submission later this month. Other messages to Congress on the economy and world affairs are planned, with Henry Kissinger at the Western White House drafting the state of the world document. Nixon marked his birthday and welcomed Pat home from Asia.
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Safer tobacco urged by surgeon general
Surgeon General Steinfeld urges continued cessation campaigns to protect individuals and society from smoking harms while aiming to reduce hazards for nonquitters through less dangerous cigarettes. Hearings set for Feb 1 to 10 on new limits for tar and nicotine.
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Reagan proposes split budget to show dual state roles
The plan argues California should run two separate budgets to highlight the state’s two funding roles. The local assistance section is released to help residents see how state government acts as a tax collector for local governments.
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Hughes interview reveals tension over mystery and money
In a lengthy interview Hughes defends his privacy while denying involvement in a funded plot. He blames Maheu and associates for orchestrating trips and the Bahamas move, questions bank trails, and laments legal pressure from Time Life and McGraw Hill. He hints at returning to public life but avoids a firm timetable.
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Humphrey Joins Presidential Race In Early Florida Primary
Humphrey enters the Democratic race with a formal Pennsylvania primary filing and declarations of intent from New York Mayor John Lindsay and former Senator Eugene McCarthy. Muskie leads in New Hampshire and Florida ballots loom March 14, with Muskie favored in a broader field including Jackson and Chisholm.
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Washington
Jey Chisholm
New York
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Timesmagazine
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Supreme Court to hear California welfare case
Washington AP The Supreme Court agreed to decide if California may withhold welfare transits from families where the father is in the armed forces A federal court ruled in March that such families qualify for AFDC benefits The suit was brought by Nancy Remillard mother of a 2 year old child Her husband Gregory active Army since May 1969 reenlisted in 1870 for five years Remillard applied in September 1970 for AFDC benefits and was denied California regulations allowed benefits only if parental absence due to military service is considered but the state argued other circumstances apply.
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Winery memory cements legends near Mission San Jose
The article recalls Melver’s view of Linda Vista as the state’s best vineyard site beside Mission San Jose, noting calcium-rich soils and cooling bay breezes. It traces 19th century grafting from European vines, prices for brandy and wines, and the winery’s closure about 50 years ago after fires and decay. It mentions Frank Strode and his son, a local San Lorean High School graduate, Army veteran with Bronze Star and Purple Heart.
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Frank Strode
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