Drowning Tragedy After Fourth of July Boating Collision
In a Delta collision on Georgiana Slough two pleasure boats collided scattering passengers. Angela Manglin of San Lorenzo is missing after being thrown overboard while her brother Ricardo Manglin of Hayward survived. Tom Rabble of San Francisco was found dead. Darrell Games, 26, of Hayward, was the water skier who escaped injury.
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Lodi Memorial Hospital
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Sil Prancisco
Authorslive
Darrell Games
Haywan
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Kathy Delvisen
Massechusetts
Former Fremont man dies in Oregon apartment fire
Darrell Crisp, 41, a former Fremont resident and construction worker, died in a Prineville apartment house fire on Monday. Dorothy Crisp, his former wife, resides in Fremont. Jeff Fremont is shown to be going to work in Oregon.
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Massage parlor owner held on drug charges in Union City
Union City police arrested Latham Penning owner of Tender Twitch massage parlors and a companion Pamela Meares on drug possession charges after a traffic stop near 24421 Mission Rival. Meares faces prior prostitution related charges and was released on bail. Penning was transported to Faith Bitsety jail.
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Man Held In Child Molesting Case In Hayward
Police arrested Lester Lawrence Hart for alleged child molesting after three boys, ages 11 and 12, said he gave gifts and money in exchange for favors. Boys reported being picked up from home and taken to his apartment as they returned from a swimming activity. Hart was to appear in Hayward Municipal Court today.
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Market theft at Parade Market in Fremont worth up to $8000
Fremont police report theft at Parade Market on Washington Blvd. Up to $8000 in merchandise cash and equipment vanished. An egg carrier found cigarettes and a broken alarm at the landing dock. Two suspects in white aprons and a white hat were seen loading goods into a yellow van marked UNS.
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Palica
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Fires Damage Two Homes and Industrial Site
Hayward firefighters fought an industrial fire at Trek Corp on 999 Investment Blvd at 3:40 PM damaging printed circuit boards and ovens, about 4000 dollars in losses. Fremont firefighters extinguished a garage fire at Joz Machado’s house on Aunt Ellen Street, with burns to Machado and 1501 dollars in damages as vapors from a hot water heater ignited butane, spreading to cabinets and appliances.
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Washington Hospital
Energy crisis shapes political agenda at national level
The article notes continuing energy strain with warnings of a long-term crisis. President Nixon urges reduced automobile use and conservation to cut energy consumption by five percent next year. Colorado Governor Love, new energy adviser, expects a decade-long probe and policy battle ahead.
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United States
Cox avoids predicting Nixon era indictments in Watergate probe
Washington AP report says Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox refused to speculate on indictments by a grand jury testing the Watergate scandal. He warned staffers against leaking and noted three aides reportedly urged indictments against Haldeman Ehrlichman Dean and Mitchell. Other details include witness schedule, political espionage probes, and reactions from Julie Nixon Eisenhower.
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Controls on More Exports Aimed at Food Prices
Washington AP reports the Nison administration extended export controls to 41 agricultural goods including edible oils animal fats and livestock protein feed to curb food price hikes and avert shortages. Farmers warn high feed costs squeeze profits and threaten livestock and poultry production. The 60 day price belt is seen as a financial strain pushing some to stop producing. Trade chief Frederick Dent said the controls take effect immediately under a 1969 act and build on a prior move tying exports to soybeans and by products to head off shortages before the new fall crops.
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Kennedy Wallace appear together in Alabama at festival
In Decatur Alabama Kennedy and Wallace stood together before about ten thousand at the Festival of America. The event drew attention for a rare joint appearance by a Kennedy and a Wallace amid mixed signals on Democratic strength in the South for 1976.
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Hijacked jetliner lands in Havana
A six to seven hijackers seized an Argentina to Panama flight with 20 aboard, forcing landing at Jose Marti Airport in Havana after stops in Panama City and Lima. The jet carried 700000 dollars in cash guarded by three bank officials, intended for sugar regions near Jujuy. Passengers were released gradually as the plane traveled across Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Panama, with calls for ransom and safety assurances from authorities.
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Vatican Reaffirms Church Policy Amid Ecumenical Language
The Vatican document states Catholics should honor shared heritage among separated brethren while affirming allegiance to the Church founded by Christ and governed by the successors of Peter and the Apostles. It emphasizes the depositories of original apostolic tradition and calls for reestablishing unity among Christians.
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Kennedy Praises Wallace Spirit At Rally
Senator Kennedy lauded the Wallace spirit and urged unity within the Democratic party while blasting Nixon era scandals. He cited calls for renewal of the Constitution and warned of various crises, including inflation and energy shortages, as he accepted the Audie Murphy Award amid a tense political rally in Decatur.
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Novelist Eric Stowe Haten Dies in Torrington
American writer and novelist Eric Stowe Haten, 1, chairman of a United Communications Commission, died Wednesday in Torrington. He authored the comedy novel My Man Goelfrey and wrote scripts for the Topper television series in the 1940s.
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Peking hosts first Fourth of July party for U.S. ties
July Fourth events in Peking marked China United States friendship at the first official U S station in the capital. Eight American Congressmen toured Chinese facilities after meeting Chinese officials while Premier Chow En-lai attended. Guests included Li Chiang and Wang Hai-jung. Fire at Guin Park area caused damage but was contained.
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Washington
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Merchant Dow Ward Dies At 62 In California
Dow Ward a longtime member of Castle Valley Lodge Mo 71a P AM Oakland Scottish Rite and other fraternal groups died at 62. A Teandon Tawa native and Cedar Rapids College graduate, he served in World War I Hospital Corps aboard a minesweeper in the South Pacific. He is survived by his wife Leann, two sisters, eight nieces and nephews, and several relatives. Memorial services are set for 2 pm Sunday at the Valley Chapel in Castro Valley.
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