Weather forecast cements mixed temperatures across California
The bulletin lists highs around 58 in Fort Bragg and 53 in Hayward with gusts up to 46 mph offshore. It notes gale warnings, possible rain Sunday, with 40 percent chance and increasing showers inland toward Monday, plus cooler conditions in multiple regions including the San Francisco Bay Area and Sierra.
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Kinshasa Quiet Coup Edges Toward Foreign Ties
In Kinshasa a quiet power shift moved Nicholas Mondjo to foreign minister as Ambroise Noumazalay was ousted. Rumors and New Year messages hint at development and unity as the Congo Republic adjusts ties with China and Cuba while Brazzaville faces regional pressure. A radio transmitter and reports from Brazzaville indicate evolving influence.
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Noumazalay
Congo Republic
Brazzaville
Joseph D. Mobutu
Congo
Kinshasa
Smoking link to heart disease remains uncertain says AMA study
Harvard public health expert Seltzer notes since 1964 Surgeon General report that evidence does not clearly prove smoking causes higher coronary death risk. He cites inconsistent data on smoking amount and heart mortality and questions the validity of earlier conclusions.
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Budget battles loom as Congress opens session
President plans a 190 billion spending package blending defense and social programs. Vietnam costs push defense to about 73 billion, threatening welfare funding. Lawmakers face anticrime and gun control debates while trade, highway and reform bills stall.
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West
Mansfield
Fire Calls Sweep South County Area Listings
The page lists multiple fire dispatches across Castro Valley Hayward and surrounding areas with times around 1 PM and 2:25 PM. Locations include Leroy Drive Bristol Boulevard and Mela Street. Investigations and electrical issues are noted among the calls with several addresses and references to ashland and surrounding streets.
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Ashland
Latins Demonstrate Over Garza Slaying
A Latin protest in front of City Hall over the Garza slaying drew 5 to 28 demonstrators at various times. Police reported the gathering as legal and peaceful with 49 extra officers on standby. no arrests or incidents were reported.
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Smith
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Gilberta Garza
Haye
Agra Ponvenien
Apm
Keith Bennett
Hayward
Great Wood Usage Outpaces Growth Across U S Forests
Americans used all the wood last year totaling enough to cover an average city block and extend 460 miles into space. Remarkably the forests produced more timber in the same period, adding to the supply.
Three New Deserters Seek Asylum in Sweden
Three U.S. servicemen claiming moral refuge from the United States sought political asylum in Sweden. Lawrence Bertheaud, Kenan Fulks, and Robert Trench Burroughs arrived in Stockholm after deserting U.S. units in Germany and elsewhere. The trio, aided by the Swedish Vietnam Committee, joins other cases as Swedish officials review their status. Permanent permits were pending a final decision.
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New Orleans
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Boulder
Calo
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Aglington
Vietnam Committee
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Vietnam
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Fulks
Fort Bliss
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Bertheaud
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Burroughs
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Germany
San Francisco Symphony Strike Ends and Reopening Planned
After seven weeks of silence the San Francisco Symphony will play again at the War Memorial Opera House starting Wednesday. Mayor Alioto announced a tentative settlement with the Musicians Union pending ratification by the 100 members. Albert F. Arnold, union president, agreed the ratification looks favorable. Details remain undisclosed until voting concludes.
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San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
War Memorial Opera House
Musicians’ Union
Symphony Association
Joseph Alioto
Alioto
Albert F. Arnold
Stanford Heart Patient Survives Transplant Complications
A week after surgery, Mike Kasperak’s new heart remains in excellent condition though he suffers a semicomatose state due to a liver related blood impurity. Doctors report a three hour blood exchange transfusion, using ten pints of blood, to remove toxins while he remains on a respirator and intravenous support in critical condition.
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Stanford Medical Center
Methodists and H U B Seek United Nebraska Church
The Methodist and Evangelical United Brethren boards approve forming a new church in the Grand Island area. A building will be built as membership grows. Dr. Kim Chubb of Trinity Methodist and Dr. Ralph Mirse report the merger as a first step toward unity, with a world meeting in Dallas in April to finalize the merger.
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New York
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Dallas
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Seamen Lost In Greek Storm Reported
A Greek storm sank a small merchant ship off the southern coast with all 16 crewmen reported missing. Reports from Salonika detail severe snow, high winds, and raging seas crippling northern Greece.
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Reds Claim B52 Downed
North Vietnam's official agency claimed a US B52 Stratofortress was shot down over the Vinh Linh area near the DMZ on Thursday, a claim contradicted by US authorities who say no B52 has fallen in combat, with five lost in accidents.
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Vinh Linh
Demilitarized Zone
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Northeast Junior College Student Convicted Over License Suspense
An AP report states a Northeast Junior College student was convicted of driving a motor vehicle in Denver with a suspended license. He received a five day jail term but did not miss any classes as the judge allowed the sentence to be served at Starling Jail during nights.
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Cole
Northeast Junior College
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Denver
Starling
Raiders Face Packers On Super Bowl Sunday at Miami
Bay Area fans await a Raiders versus Packers showdown at Miami’s Grange Bowl with about 77,000 expected in attendance. Sid Hoos provides a preview in Section III, while results will appear in tomorrow’s Daily Review.
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Green Bay Packers
Miami
Daily Review
Sid Hoos
U S Marines Ambushed By Viet Cong Mortars
Reports from December show U S Marines ambushed by Viet Cong mortars in South Vietnam and Laos. Air force statements are cautious about Laos neutrality while reconnaissance flights continue with Laotian government consent. Military sources estimate air strikes damage about a quarter of supply trucks, with other convoys reaching Communist positions.
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Ter
Mekong River
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Laos
Ania
North
South Vietnam
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Tax Plan Questioned in State Discussion of Credit Laws
The article reports lawmakers debating a credit proposal tied to a constitutional amendment to allow state distinctions in property tax relief. Sen Petris argues homeowners could gain less relief under governor proposals, while Assemblywoman Hong and Sen Sherman weigh local control, school bond relief, and broader state funding for junior colleges as alternatives.
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Pelris
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Sherman
Evser
Hong
Heagan
Sen
Bee
Optometrists to Discuss Screening progress in Alameda County
East Bay optometrists will hear a report on the Modified Clinical Technique method of child vision screening in Alameda County elementary schools at their regular monthly meeting. Mitch's Restaurant in Oakland hosts the event with a social hour at 6 30 p.m. and dinner at 7 15 p.m. Dr Bernice Flom director of the Children's Vision Center and statewide Vision screening chairman will present an introduction and progress report.
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M.C.T
Alameda County
Mitch
San Pablo
Oakland
Bernice Flom
Children’s Vision Center
California Optometric Association
Chamber Sets Wholesale Bulbs for Lincoln Residents
The Park and Boulevard Committee with the Chamber of Commerce arranges residents to order Springbloom tulips and other bulbs direct from Holland at wholesale cost. The committee will also assist with planting tips and supplies.
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Park and Boulevard Committee
Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce
Holland
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