Food Cut Off From Gunman In Bloody Siege
A Melbourne area siege ends with Mellish threatening to harm his bride and infant daughter as police struggle to secure surrender. Negotiations unfold while a shocked public questions the gunman’s motives and the safety of the hostage family.
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Ueland
Mellish
Don Fergus- Bers Muddle
Leslie
Thelstitl
Sydney
Allan
Melish
The
Sydney Sun
Melfish
Meee
Armalite
Hland
Santa Monica Bus Drivers End Strike Return To Work
City managers announce bus drivers and trash crews back on duty after a large strike. Negotiations yielded concessions on uniform allowances and a 10 percent overtime rate for city workers. few trash jobs available for returning workers, with some replacements already in place. Talks with other unions continued as council refused outside mediation and rejected a 10 percent wage increase demand.
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Santa Monica
UPH
California
Brotherhood of Railway
Nick Schmidt
Perry Scotty
Re-Moyes Association
Ubal
Svat
Thhreatening
Afl-Cio
Los Angeles County
Hijack Attempt Foiled Continues From Leavenworth Flight
Reported hijack attempt aboard a plane from Las Vegas to San Francisco was thwarted. Authorities say two deputy marshals allowed the suspect Morris to use a washroom, while the man spoke with a stewardess near the front. Several Las Vegas officers boarded the aircraft before passengers realized what happened. A TWA spokesman described the reaction as startled but not frightened.
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Plisah
TWA
Paris Student Centers Raided by Police in Predawn Actions
Paris police moved in before dawn to clear two university centers, the Paris Science Faculty and the Denster University Center, without clashes. The Sorbonne complex, occupied since June 16, remains a focal point as students hold the law and medical faculties in the Left Bank and the suburb of Nanterre.
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UPI
Denster
Palice
Sorbonne
Soviets To Try Yankov Dope Smuggling Case In Tashkent
Dale Reed Warren, 32, an American resident in Spain, will go on trial Monday in Tashkent, Soviet central Asia, on narcotics smuggling charges. He was arrested May 12 after entering from Kabul. Warren is among 11 Westerners held in Tashkent, with two to four year sentences already handed down in this crackdown. His mother is Mrs. Cecil P. Wentz of El Cerrito, California.
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Moscow
Dale Reed Warren
Spain
Tashkent
Soviet Central Asia
Soviet Union
U.S
Warren
Kabul
Afghanistan
Cecil P. Wentz
el Cerrito
California
Holiday Attendance Breaks Alameda County Fair Record
Pleasanton crowds set a new one day attendance high at the Alameda County Fair with 60 359 visitors. The prior record of 58 208 from last Independence Day was surpassed as the fair enters its fifth day with over 130 000 attending so far.
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Pleasanton
Alameda County
Yountville Leaves ABAG Group Over Criticism
Yountville voted to withdraw from the Association of Bay Area Governments after criticism surfaced. The city council acted Wednesday night after the annual payment was discussed, marking the exit from the regional body.
The Daily Review Baily Review in Hayward California
A garbled notice from The Daily Review lists staff roles and offices in Hayward and nearby towns. It mentions addresses in Hayward Winton Avenue Maywood area San Leandro and Fremont with phone lines and office details. Subscription rates are partially legible showing per copy and Sunday prices.
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Bnones
MEI
San Leandro
Lenhriro
Coif
Fremont
Phane
Hement
Cavite
Congressmen Facing Dilemma Over Guns
Congressional figures confront gun purchase rules amid licensing and registration thresholds. The text notes federal and state restrictions, a buyer’s certification, and potential sales delays pending Treasury review, outlining a tense regulatory clash and procurement hurdles.
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U.S. Treasury
Leftist Rally in Berkeley Sparks Week of Violence
Protesters on Telegraph Avenue clashed with police after a three night sequence of barricades rocks and bottles as crowds urged support for Socialist and Anarchist groups a Reagan recall and the freeing of a Black Panther teacher. Police used tear gas and a dawn curfew quieted most activity with 134 arrests and 45 injuries reported.
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France
Iun
Aity Council
Telegraph Avenue
Ronald Reagan
San Francisco
Dr Blaiberg Faces Lung Troubles At Groote Schuur
CAPE TOWN South Africa UP I report says Dr Philip Blaiberg the world s longest living heart transplant patient has developed pulmonary complications. The 9 year old patient at Groote Schuur Hospital saw a bulletin late today noting lung troubles despite earlier signs of recovery and optimism.
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Town
South Africa
UPI
Philip Blaiberg
Blaiberg
Groote Schuur Hospital
Nixon Near Nomination Boost as Antiwar Protests Grow
A political roundup notes Nixon nearing the Republican nomination as he vacations on Hawaii's Magna Kea course. Rockefeller shines in golf, while McCarthy advocates farm price supports in Corning, and Humphrey delivers a Fourth of July message in Philadelphia before visiting Minnesota to meet his new granddaughter, Pamela Catherine Humphrey.
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Gov
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Derrozvatie
Sen
Eugene
J. McCarthy
Iowa
Humphrey
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
America
Waverly
Minn
Pamela Catherine
Hubert Humphrey
Hanoi Peace Envoys Report No Progress After Talks
Peace envoys in Hanoi say no progress after 12th session planned next week. North Vietnam insists on unconditional US air bombardment. the United States demands Hanoi respond to a March 31 partial bombing halt by sealing down actions in South Vietnam.
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United States Hall
North Vietnam
Americana
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Defectors warn troops to halt South Vietnam aid
Eleven people defected into Turkey from several nations amid claims bribery was needed in the Soviet and American blocs. A ninth defector led the Romanian ship Transylvania. Hanoi warned Thailand and South Korea to stop sending troops to South Vietnam and end US bombing, while Paris backed a four day anti American jurist gathering in Grenoble to study South Vietnamese self determination and the crimes of war. The broadcast accused US forces of satellite status and urged South Korea Thailand and Thailand leaders to withdraw or reduce involvement.
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Istanbul
Turkey
UPL
Armeny
Transylvaenia
Thailand
South Korea
South Vietnam
Paris
Henoi
Grenoble
North Vietnam
U.S
Park Chung Hee
Thonom Kittikachorn
Traphas Charusathien
Well-Tended Police Pot Holds Marijuana in Hamden
In Hamden Connecticut a potted marijuana plant seized during a narcotics raid is kept under police care. Officer Mildred Higgins waters the plant regularly as it grows from a six inch sprout to about two feet, serving as evidence.
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Hamden, Conn
Hamden
Mildred Higgins
Robber Hits Liquor Store In San Lorenzo
A white male in a brown jacket and pants armed with a cocked pistol robbed Sheridan's Liquors at 273 East Lewelling Boulevard around 11:20 am today. Police say the man, about 26, fled on foot toward a yellow vehicle driven by a youth with bushy hair and a White T-shirt, the car heading toward the Nimitz Freeway.
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San Lorenzo
Sheridan's Liquors
East Lewelling Blvd
Alameda County
Firefighter 18 Dies In Crash Near Mt St Helena
A State Forest Service unit loses 18 year old firefighter Bruce Allen Micchi of Santa Rosa when a brush fire truck careens off a road near Mt. St. Helena. Driver Mike McManus, 25, and Jack Lee Nosecchi, 17, Petaluma, suffer minor injuries. Four peril tankers, five trucks and 25 men battle the blaze, holding it to about 10 acres.
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Healdsaurg
Bruce Allen Micchi
Sama Rosa
Mt. St. Helena
Mike McManus
Cloverdale
Jack Lee Nosecchi
Petaluma
Thhe State Forest Service
Healisburg
Police Seek Cines In Fatal Beating Continues Page 7
Police investigate a fatal beating after a robbery in a liquor office. Two assailants fled after pistol threats. a worker heard screams and the victim Marini died of shock and hemorrhage. Police described suspects as young Black men about 21. Marini’s children are Billy 13 Jimmy 9 Cindy 7 and Jack. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Cines
Marini
Employes
Las Negroes
Theater
Matini
Billy
Jimmy
Cindy
Jack
Governor Rockefeller Drives 180 Yard Shot in Hawaii Golf Outing
Gov Nelson Rockefeller of New York played a 180 yard tee shot on the third hole at Mauna Kea Beach during a Hawaii vacation. He is on leave this weekend and plans to return to New York on Sunday.
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Guedelphia
Hawaii
Rockefeller
Pacific Ocean
Honolulu
Gov
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Mauna Kea Beach
Big Assessed Value Hikes in County Cities
Leandro shows a rise from 76,108,402 to 154,190,287, Fleasonton up 5,242,465 to 23,194,049, Livermore up 3,121,187 to 50,077,175, Union City up 2,780,899 to 28,735,565, and Oakland leads county gains to 700,469,568 as total.
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Livermore
Union City
Oakland
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