BART Directors Battle Over Presidency Standoff
Bay Area transit panel teeters as Lange Murphy and Anderson clash over leadership. Knowland Reading influence fuels allegations of off the record talks. Public reporting and secrecy concerns spark calls for transparent discussions and continued board unity.
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Anderson
Joan D. Murphy
Pleasanton
T Herward
William Knowland
John Reading
Oakland
Knowland
Murphy
Reading
Fast Bay
Masy
New Haven Reading Still Below Average
New Haven tests show lower grade reading below state and national norms with gains from last year in some groups. Third graders lag in math and spelling, while higher grades show slumps. district psychologist notes disadvantage from low mean. California tests show stronger reading than Stanford norms.
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New Haven
Pat. Leppke
California
Guy Emanuele
Suit Cites 3 Grocery Concerns
Northern California and Colorado cattle raisers sue Safeway Stores, Great Atlantic and Kroger in U.S. District Court for antitrust conspiracy to keep meat prices noncompetitive. Plaintiffs seek injunction and treble damages under Clayton and Sherman Acts, alleging each chain operates meat warehouses and fixed prices at retail. Named plaintiffs include Irvin Bray, Arnold Christensen, Stanley L. Van Vleck, and others. defendants Safeway Stores, Great Atlantic and Kroger Co.
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San Francisco
California
Colorado
United States
U.S. District Court
Safensy’ Sores, Inc
Oakland
Calif
Great Allantie and Pacific Tea Co
New York
Kroger Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Irvin Bray
King City
Cattleman
Arnold Christenen
Arbuckle
Caltleman
Stanley
Silt, Cole
Valuemen
DeBeque
A &P
Safeway
Kroger
Unclear OCR Record Notices in Hayward Publication
Fragmentary OCR text from a Hayward California publication announces director entry at post office and subscription details. Names appear garbled. no clear event, date, or entity fully deciphered.
Trustee Teacher Budget Session Planned Tonight
Castro Valley teachers and the Castro Valley School District plan a work session tonight at 7:30 in the A K Morris School library. The Castro Valley Teachers Association seeks a voice in budget talks to avoid delays and misunderstandings during development of the district budget.
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Castro Valley
Castro Valley Teachers Association
Pecr
Ty Osa
A. K. Morris School
Castro Valley Girl Rescued After Fall From Bunk
A seven year old Castro Valley girl fell from a top bunk at 39127 Stanton Ave. Her mother called the fire department, and Capt. Omar Paquette and a crew performed chest compressions and rescue measures after the child stopped breathing. She was taken to Fairmont and then to Children's Hospital, remaining in a coma for a time but now in satisfactory condition in the ICU.
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Castro Valley
Children’s Hospital
Rachel Mike
Stanton Ave
Tommy Mike
Budget Notes and Rumors Stir Capitol Budget Talk
Newsmen report a $194 million year end surplus while rumors swirl that Smith may be dismissed or resign. Unruh allegedly offered to rescue the story with $1,000. Smith denies. He warns against spending $14 million in tax funds and outlines planned $19 million tax cuts for property taxes in July.
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Smith
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
Unruh
Reagan
GOP
Pedestrian Injured After Pickup Strikes She Was Treated In ICU
Miller said a pickup truck driven by John J. Wells, 49, of 509 Bartlett Street, struck her. She sustained fractured ribs and internal injuries and was treated in the intensive care unit at SS Rose Hospital.
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Miller
John J. Wells
Bartlett St
SS Rose Hospital
No Prayer Plea Sparks Controversy at City Hall
A tribute to assistance turns to debate over church and state as supervisors discuss charity funding versus prayer. Joseph Burt questions forcing prayer by noting true religious freedom, while others defend or mock the reliance on "In God We Trust" and the Salvation Army's role. The exchange highlights tensions between faith, public funding, and inclusivity.
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Page
Joseph Burt
Salvation Army
Sweeper Closes City Hall Contest Draws 500 Calls
John Farmer, city information officer, reported about 500 calls to the switchboard during the contest to see who read The Pathfinder. Mrs G W Callahan won a camera for providing the correct answer while 153 calls per hour were logged. City Manager Don Driggs was unavailable for comment.
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Gantinead
John Farmer
Lolo Trujillo
Yoge Court
G. W. Callahan
Hryaril St
Farmer
Don Driggs
Castroite Attacks Kill US Officials In Guatemala Fight
Reported killings of US officials in Guatemala include Sandra Silva Falla 49 and a young bodyguard in a gun battle with gunmen. The incident follows a June circulator listing of alleged communists. The government imposes a state of alarm with censorship and bans on large gatherings as it reports two terrorists killed this month.
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Silva
Guimien
Houston
Tex
Guatemala
Munro
Lake Worth
Fla
Rockland
Maine
US. Natival
Greene
Oraha
Neb
Forslet
Seattle
Panama Canal Zone
FAR
Webber
Munoz
U.S
Military vacuum seen for U.S forces to fill
Private discussions reveal U S leaders fear a Soviet push in the Red Sea Indian Ocean region as Britain accelerates its withdrawal from East of Suez. Analysts warn the United States faces reduced British presence, shrinking global commitments and greater burdens at a time of Vietnam strain and budget pressures.
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Red Sea
Indian Ocean
Unien
Mansfield
United States
Suez
U.S
Britain
Suens
Persian Gulf
Tito Visits Cambodia After Death Plot Uncovered
Yugoslav leader Tito arrived in Cambodia for a state visit amid reports of a pro Chinese Communist plot to assassinate him with grenades. Cambodian chief of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk and other leaders were linked to the alert, with authorities discovering more than a thousand grenades in the area.
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Phnom Penh
UPI
Tito
Yugoslavia
Cambodia
Norodom Shara
The
Tito Newhere
Taiamabad
Pakistan
Twelve Die In Jet Crash At Minot AFB
An Air Force KC-135 jet tanker crashed on approach at Minot Air Force Base killing 12 of 13 aboard. The sole survivor was Tech. Sgt William G. Wright. Among the dead were Maj. Gen. Charles M. Eisenhart, Lt Col. Jack A. Mercer, and Col. Rex Zepp, all linked to March Air Force Base Riverside California. The flight crew and passengers were based at March or Riverside area.
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Minot
WD. Cai
Air Force
Fake Air
Minot Air Force Base
Charles M. Eisenhart
15Th Air Force
March Air Force Base
Riverside
Calif
March
Tech
William G. Wright
Jack A. Mercer
James A. Sullivan
Clifford V. McConnico
Charles C.caplain
Rex FE Zepp
Charles A. Rathbun
William
Tokyo Mob Protests Near U S Naval Base
About 800 demonstrators from the Zengakuren leftist group clashed with police on Kyushu Island near the U S naval base. Police used water cannons tear gas and batons as protestors charged wire barricades and later fled to hospital with injuries.
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Kyushu Island
U.S. Naval Base
Zengakuren Students Organization
Ex RS Agents Held In Bribe
Twenty seven men including 26 present or former Internal Revenue Service agents were arrested on bribe charges totaling 10 900 dollars. U S Attorney Mor igenthau said the inspector was an undercover agent. Suspects hailed from Manhattan Mineola Long Island and Brooklyn IRS offices.
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New York
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
Robert M. Morigenthau
Manhattan
Mineola
Long Island
Brooklyn
London recruiters hunt British teachers for U.S. schools
Two administrators from a U.S. school system, Assistant Superintendent James McCarty and personnel services head Jack Martin, travel to London to interview applicants for teaching jobs. They expect to interview 130 candidates and will continue to Scotland and Northern England. Over 1,000 applications have poured in from overseas recruitment.
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London
Livermore
Tate
Associated Press
Dispatch Inday
James McCarty
Jack Martin
Hale
Scotland
Norhern
England
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