Cuba and U S to swap prisoners in airlift plan
Miami reports Fidel Castro regime to send home 18 Americans in exchange for four Cuban fishermen released by the United States. The first arrival, canoeist Srila Sprandel, says he was held for 46 days after Cuban troops fired over his head. State Department says the rest of the Americans should depart Cuba today by boat or airlift, though the deal faced publicity hurdles. The group arrived in three boats including the White Cloud, the Sata, and the Battler, after gunboat custody near Cuban shores.
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Nixon Pursues War End On Another Note
Nixon reviews Viet Cong peace proposal and says he is actively pursuing ways to end the Vietnam War by negotiation He notes withdrawal of Americans under Vietnamization and a major foreign policy review during a two week Pacifi villa stay The seven point plan from Viet Cong negotiators offers phased troop withdrawal and a total end to the war but no decision has been made and officials remain noncommittal
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Hemingway Researcher Gored in San Fermin Bull Run
Brown University student William Grickis was seriously gored during Pamplona Spain's San Fermin running of the bulls. Dozens were injured as bulls from Juan Pedro Domey’s stables charged through barricaded streets toward the bullring amid festive crowds. Grickis expected to remain hospitalized about two weeks with injuries to his left armpit and back.
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Fremont trustees reinstate four demoted principals
Fremont school trustees last night reinstated four principals whose demotions were reconsidered. Principal James Sullivan of Cabrillo, Edward Turner of Mawry, William Stivers of Reynolds-Green, and Moss Fuellenbach of Wallers Junior High returned to principal roles after previously being moved to coaching or other posts.
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Carpenter strike disrupts Southern Alameda County projects
A carpenters strike spreads through Northern California, halting work on school and Pacific Telephone projects in Murray Pleasanton and Amador school districts and at West Winters Avenue near Southland Shopping Center. Officials warn delays could cause September overcrowding. 46 county contractors shut sites to carpenters only, about 20 000 workers affected, while builders secure a contract already reached with home builders.
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Weather forecast hints at warm stretch in South County
A fair trend to continue with near 80 degree readings in South County. Nights and mornings stay cloudy but should clear for a unseasonably warm day tomorrow. Low tonight mid sixties with the day ahead looking like another shirt sleeve day.
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Judge Connitt to retire Aug 31 in San Leandro
San Leandro municipal Judge Gerald P. Connitt, appointed in 1951, will retire August 31 at age 68. A Alameda County native, he studied at Lincoln University Law School and has served in the San Leandro Hayward Judicial District with a brief San Diego County assignment. Reagan may appoint a successor to the remaining term once the legislature formalizes a new judgeship.
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Manuel Castro dies in Hayward union official and city figure
Manuel R. Castro 01, secretary treasurer of Cannery Workers Union 785 and Hayward human relations commissioner, died yesterday at Peralta Hospital Oakland after a cancer battle. He led the union branch for two years and served on the commission since 1964. Castro was active in city service and had run for the Hayward City Council in 1966.
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Wheelchair traveler defies limits hitchhiking coast to coast
Jeffrey Langley a 21 year old spinal meningitis survivor lives in a wheelchair and travels freely by hitchhiking across the United States. He logged 41000 miles in a year and has visited every state except Vermont. He funds his travels by odd jobs and plans long trips with his family supporting his independence.
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