Special interfaith service marks Viet Nam peace signing
Special religious services are planned across Fremont and Washington Townships to celebrate the Viet Nam peace agreement. Fremont City Hall hosts an interfaith ceremony sponsored by Church Women United of Washington and Eaton Townships, led by clergy from Mableus Tails. The late program includes readings and prayers from the congregations.
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Burglars Take Safe From Livermore Bar At Dawn
Burglars removed a safe containing cash and checks from Dan's Place on South Livermore Avenue early yesterday. Entry was gained through an alley door. intruders moved the safe and stole a color television set and about $25 more. Property belongs to Everett W Prosser. Victim neighbors report a man named Perez, 69, seen nearby.
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Gig Bees
Am. Perez
Ato
Youth held for carrying heroin in Union City
Union City police arrested 17 year old Edward Guzma of 4842 Fourth St for alleged possession and sale of heroin valued at about 150. Police nabbed him at a tampered market on Mission Boulevard near Vamarack Drive after a reported search. The youth had no prior record and showed no signs of escape.
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Missing historic will found in Aston Pennsylvania
The missing will of a colonial attorney named George Taylor, tied to Cuasauqua, was located in Aston near New York Public display. A photostatic copy dated 1925 signed by Merbert Snyder appeared, with authorities unsure how the document ended up there and confirming it had been sought for about a year.
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Fremont contractor Silva dies in Castro Valley
E Silva, owner of Sit Sua Brothers Contractors, Hayward area figure and 1940s graduate, died yesterday. Survived by wife Jes, daughter Jean Tonal and Donald, as well as Beverly Fernandez and Mantel Silva, with brother Lawynties Silva. A Mass of the Resurrection is scheduled Monday at All Saints Church Hayward followed by burial at Savensen Brothers Mortuary Hayward.
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Northern California town debates filming fees and worker needs
Local merchants urged a daily filming fee in Colusa County to offset disruption from crews and filming. Officials faced pushback as filmmakers and studios complained the town lacks sufficient amenities for crews who travel from nearby towns to work, with many workers commuting 20 miles.
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Pear’ Ville
Honeywell Sues Ice Firms Over Unfair Competition
Honeywell files federal suit against Malsughila Electric Industrial Co and Ponder & Best Co of Los Angeles, alleging unfair competition and import restrictions under a tariff act. The case targets specific Vivi larbrand photographic equipment and related sulmatic electronic mast devices, aiming to block foreign imports and protect Honeywell patents.
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Daily Review press Continues Lingtype machine upgrades
The Daily Review plans a color printing unit and a high speed folder as part of a remodel. A doubledecking expansion will add about 000 square feet of office space and support editorial and advertising growth. This marks the second major plant capacity expansion since 1937, following earlier enlargements in 1968 and 1966.
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Three bodies found near Santa Cruz shock town
Sheriff's office reports discovery of three bodies, a man about 28 and two boys about 5 and 7, stabbed and hacked, at an older house on Mystery Spot Road near Soquel outside Santa Cruz. Investigators seek unknown assailant. case linked to prior Michigan family killings. no arrests yet.
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Soquel
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Nixon cites 268 billion budget for next year
President Nixon unveiled a 268 billion dollar federal budget for fiscal 1974 at a National League of Prisoners and Missing in Southeast, saying it breaks with bipartisan talks and aims to trim Great Society programs. He claimed a 250 billion dollar baseline and warned major cuts, including elimination of the Office of Economic Opportunity, as part of a broader peace effort.
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Congress
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Peace signing and POW return outlined in Vietnam accord
Reported plan details a Vietnam cease fire and the return of U S prisoners within 60 days. U S officials would fly to Hanoi to receive POWs, transport to Clark Air Base in the Philippines, then to Travis Air Force Base and on to military hospitals. Spiro Agnew to travel to South Vietnam to show allied solidarity. Vietnamese and allied delegations prepare for ceremonies in Saigon with signatories from North and South Vietnam.
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Newark man last to die in war continues page seven
An American digervar was killed when his CHE Laac 90servation helicopter crashed 100 miles east of Saigon. The third victim, believed to be an American, was identified as a Westerner fatally injured by a rocket attack on Pleiku airfield. The attack on Bien Hoa air base killed the Vietnamese and wounded two Americans as the fighting intensified. U S command said 07 fighter bombers struck across South Vietnam in 21 hours, Baan txlay raids the heaviest in months, with planes hitting targets in Laos and Cambodia. Sixteen Allied air base strikes followed, and rockets hit Pleiku airfield, killing soldiers and wounding civilians and Americans running for cover.
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Johnson funeral mark of nation mourns a southern icon
At a rain softened graveside service near the Pedernales River in hill country Texas, LBJ's widow and daughters wept softly as Billy Graham and political leaders eulogized the late president. Connally and Nixon spoke of peace, prosperity, and the war’s toll while family and townsfolk paid final respects to a life spent serving the poor and ambitious dreams of a better nation.
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President to address nation on budget impact Sunday
Washington AP President Nigei plans a nationwide radio speech Sunday to discuss hisocal W274 budget and its effects on the economy and stability. White House press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said the 1 1 2 minute taped address will air at pan. P&T.
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Bee's Possible Return Looms Over Redistricting Plan
Almaeda County faces seven months of a legislator’s absence due to pay shifts. Meade and allied figures push a reapportionment plan to avoid court redistricting,eyeing Bee’s retirement and potential political maneuvering. Crown Mong and others seek Bee’s return, with plans to redraw districts across Hayward Union City Newark and surrounding areas.
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Elderly Woman Rescued After Three Nights Lost in Brush
An elderly woman dressed in two sweaters was rescued by sheriff deputies in a helicopter after spending three days in brush in frigid 43 degree temperatures. Neighbors alerted authorities when she could not be found. A helicopter spotted her about one third of a mile from her home. she was treated and moved to a county hospital.
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Bridge waves pose new danger to humans and bridges
New York researchers at Columbia University warn of bridge waves a low intensity low frequency noise from bridge vibrations. Scientists Donn and Balachandran say traffic crossings generate these waves which may affect people and infrastructure though the exact health or structural impact is unknown.
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