California Polls Show Reagan Plan Elicits Mixed California Views
The Field Research Corp survey shows Republicans in California prefer not to single out Reagan or advance a single state for a GOP primary. A majority think he should finish his governor term rather than seek the nomination. The poll notes potential influence of California’s 86 delegate votes at the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Reagan
California
Nixon
Rockefeller
Romney
Percy
Copurant Thea
Field Research Corp
CHP Car Hits Second Auto During Pursuit
A Castro Valley highway patrol car in pursuit on Grow Canyon Road lost control and struck an oncoming car driven by Joseph A. Farra of Walnut Creek. Farra, 46, was listed in satisfactory condition after surgery at Eden Hospital. Patrolman Kenneth E. Ogren, 25, was treated for cuts and released. A third car driven by William J. Granberg, 35, of Danville, struck the damaged vehicles. no injuries reported. Speed limit was 35 mph. crash occurred at 6:40 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Grow Canyon Road
Joseph A. Farra
Walnut Creek
Eden Hospital
Ward
Kenneth E. Ogren
Ogren
Manter Road
Farra
William J. Granberg
Danville
Livermore Campus Plan Studied Tonight
Livermore campus plans face discussion on bond election timing rules under state law. Trustees will review a report on scheduling a bond election date, a draft study by Livermore Public Works, and potential federal funding for campus planning. The meeting starts at 7:30 am in Building 200 at Chabot College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore
Trustess
South County
Lot Jays
Cepart
Reed Buffington
Chabol College
Livermore Department of Public Works
Livvermore Valley
Castro Valley
San Leandro
Chabot
Strike Talks Recess In Los Angeles Union Seeks Wednesday or Thursday
Negotiations between the American Newspaper Guild and the Los Angeles Herald Examiner remain in recess. A union spokesman says talks may resume Wednesday or Thursday, as both sides seek a path to end the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
UPI
American Newspaper Guild
Los Angeles, Herald-Examiner
Che Baily Review Published in The Daily Review
A garbled notice lists The Daily Review and names Ian Floyd Seaton and William Chileste, with references to positions and dates. The fragment mentions a creditor or business manager role and odd phrases about dates and locations, suggesting a historical notice or advertisement with limited legible details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Baily
The
Daily Review
Ian Floyd Seaton
William Chileste
Nordyke Seeks Third Term On Livermore City Council
Livermore councilman Milo Nordyke, a Lawrence Radiation Laboratory physicist and 13 year resident, announces plans to seek a third term in April. He first won election in 1960 and had been talked of as a potential Republican for the 11th Congressional District but will run for re election to the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore
Milo Nordyke
Livermore Cty
Nordyke
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
George P. Miller
D-Alameda
Holding Dentures with Perimeter Suction Promises Secure Fit
Los Angeles firm promotes Bite N Hold as a denture product that uses perimeter suction to hold dental plates firmly. Officials say it provides a different secure sensation, with customers noting it feels like real teeth. Available at drug counters nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Vietnam War Fighting Clashes Hit South Việt Nam Towns
Viet Cong attacks across multiple provincial capitals killed and wounded soldiers and civilians. Infiltration by guerrillas near Qui Nhon and Da Nang led to clashes with South Vietnamese troops and U.S. advisers. Seven days of truces declared as Communist campaign aimed to weaken government confidence. reports of a Lang Vei Special Forces incident added to mounting casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7 Qui Nhe
Saigon
Panne
U.S
Hanoi
Vietnam
Jey
Ga Nang
Tojing
Sla
Tion
Men Wreck Walnut Creek Paper Plant
In Walnut Creek California Viet Cong attackers raided the local paper plant early today injuring a worker and causing extensive damage to machinery. Estimated losses run to 20,000 to 30,000 dollars. Police and sheriff deputies escorted the day shift into the plant as the investigation began amid reports of related turmoil in Saigon and ongoing press retaliation rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mekong Delta
Walnut Creek
Saigon
Walt
Contra Costa
Vines
Lesher
Walnut Creek and Concord
Clifford Defense Nominee Surprises Viet Allies
Washington sources report that defense nominee Clark Clifford told the Senate panel that a bombing pause could be halted if no ceasefire is reached, upsetting allied nations who sought clarification. State Department noted his remarks aligned with the Johnson policy, though Asian experts remained uncertain about the stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Secretary of Defense
Clark Clifford
Clifford
Senate Armed Services Committee
United States
Vietnan
State Department
Chford
Allied Nations
Judge Selection Remains Mystery for Three-City District
The city district of Washington Township delayed for a month in naming a new municipal judge now has a decision, but the governor will not reveal the winner yet. Six top candidates including M. O. Sabraw Charles Snow James Perley Fremont Mayor Geoffrey Steel and others deny being told of the outcome. The appointment aims to relieve pressure on Judge Roy Pucci and the overloaded court schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Dan
Tewlist
Fremont
M. 0. Sabraw
Charles Snow
James Perley
Geoffrey Steel
Erter al
Stanford Research Institute
Roy Pucci
Fremont City Attorhey
Raymond Oil Aid Township Bar Association
Uilbert de Borba
Burglars Raid Radio Truck Amid Pueblo Crisis Talk
Police report burglars stole 5000 dollars of equipment from an Alameda County communications center while the city faced tense UN deliberations on the Pueblo incident. Officials said U S talks with North Korea hinged on freeing the Pueblo crew, with debate focused on North Korea's invitation to join a council session and South Korea's stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PD. Morozov
Pueblo
United States
Pyongyang
Ty Scout
Foreign Ministry
Ation
UW. 5
North Korea
Council
Sam Leandrs
South Korea
Unity
U.S
South
Aster and Tharp Seen Winners in Board Election
The retiring board of directors will announce results tonight at 8 o'clock at the community center 377 Paseo Grande. Harlan sought a third term after winning in 1962 and 1965. Voter turnout was just under 15 percent with 1,039 ballots cast of 15,000 eligible. The new board will meet to select officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paseo Grande
Telect
Harlan
UAW Talks Press to Avert Nationwide Auto Strike
Negotiations in Chicago between International Harvester and the United Auto Workers aim to prevent a nationwide strike that could halt 400 workers at the Trico plant. The union warned of a stoppage at 14 IH plants at noon if no agreement is reached as the contract extension nears its expiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Luandro
International Harvester
United Auto Workers
Chicago
UAW
Castro Valley
Cul Canyon Road
Volved
John Corrie
San Leandro
Abdoullgog
Mills Bouchard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mast
Cangrens Horch
Monk
Irchudian
Oward Chice
San
Eandio
Peggy
Suvore
Hamant
McMoer
Medi
MR Mac
Nha Trang
Ti Pleiku
Konlum
George McArthur
Men Wreck
Walnut Creek Paper Plant
Sais They
Dean Lesher
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Hearst
Sincoc
Herald- Examiner
San Francisco
Pastyers
South Vietnam
Weaver
San Antonio
Johson
Jolson
North Vietnam
Bulib
Guna
Hat Jone
Premont-Newark- Union City
Security — Council
SAN Leanderos
Alameda County
Porkalle
Aster
Tharp
Gantinvad
Pane 1
Cull Canyon
VivVic
Eastman Kodak Ektacolor
Nike
Bec
Alvarado ST
Thorsberg
Sen
Fremont Blvd
D. Fri
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!