Paris U S unhappy with Viet Cong peace withdrawal proposal
The United States rejects the Viet Cong plan for U S withdrawal by year end in exchange for releasing war prisoners as unacceptable in its present form. Diplomatic exchanges emphasize readiness to discuss all points while urging that talks focus on constructive negotiations rather than propaganda.
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David KE. Bruce
Thurylay
United States
South Vietnam
Bruce
Brace
Hanoi
Viet Cong
U.S
SALT talks open with constructive start in Helsinki
U.S. and Soviet disarmament envoys began the latest round of Strategic Arms Limitation Talks in Helsinki with a reportedly great atmosphere and readiness to reach concrete limits on defensive missiles and restraint on offensive rockets by year end. Gerhard C. Smith and Vaiadmir Semenov led delegations at the Soviet embassy, with informal procedural talks held earlier at the U.S. delegation HQ. The meeting is seen as crucial, guided by Nixon and Kremlin directives dated May 20.
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UPI
U.S
Gerard C. Smith
Russia
Vaiadmir
Semenov
Smith
Nixon
Kremlin
Playhouse blaze kills Dublin boy
A one year old boy, Austin Stanfield of 7607 Carlow Way Dublin, died last night when a makeshift playhouse outside his home burst into flames. Babysitter Steven Rigney, eight, heard him cry, alerted neighbors and called emergency services. Firefighters arrived to find the boy trapped near a wall of flames and pulled him from the structure. Investigators say the cause is still under study and a delay in relay of the fire call contributed to the tragedy.
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Dublin
Austin Stanfield
Carlow Way
Steven Rigney
Kimble St
Rustin
Danville Fire Department
Valley Community Services District
VCSD
Jerry Duebuque
Fremont Drive plan to expand Tremont City Council
A move to extend Tremont City Council from five to seven seats proceeds with six district elected members and one at large. Petitioners led by Joseph McCord announce plans to circulate among about 2,000 voters to secure signatures by a set deadline. If successful, council members will decide to adopt the proposal or place it on the ballot for the next municipal election.
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Fremont
Tremont
Josep McCord
Clare Uaynsend
Walter Reed Severson
Donald Kroshnar
John Servera
Duly
Ign
McGard
Cruz Court
Joy the Grap
Auilon
Valers
Uae
Counscilman
Gene Rhodes
Mission Sim
Legal Nation
Itilid
Hayward Briefs Reflect Local Happenings on July 8
Alameda County notes from Hayward cover spring to summer events with neighborhood updates. Local residents share brief reports on community meetings, school activities, and street work affecting daily life in the city.
Weather to Stay Warm in South County Tomorrow
Continued warm weather is forecast with the mercury near 8. Early clouds will clear by tomorrow noon for a sunny, fair day. Tonight’s low is expected between 50 and 54. More details on page 2.
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South County
Auto accidents kill two children in Newark and Pleasanton
Last night two children were killed in separate Newark and Pleasanton crashes. Three more children were hospitalized in critical condition, and an elderly Pleasanton woman was struck and seriously injured. Police said witnesses and a driver ran a stop sign. the investigation continues with charges pending.
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Newark
Pleasanton
Casio Valley
Bailes
Cedar Boulevard
Mirabeau Drive
Steffon
Washington Hospital
Elvis
Marne Place
Biles
Oregon
Hopyard Road
Hue
Bri Bollenger
Dames
Avtori
Parochial schools not in trouble say California bishop
Msgr Pearse Donovan, head of Catholic education in Oakland, says the Supreme Court ruling against certain aid to private schools will not trigger a crisis in Alameda and Contra Costa counties. He notes California bishops expect state aid forms differ from ruled practices and that 58 elementary and high schools face no planned closures, though finances mirror public schools. Since 1965 six Catholic schools have closed and ten will not reopen this fall, with fifty three more dropping grades.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Certa
Alameda County
Msgr
Pearse Donovan
Msgr. Donovan
Catholic Diocese of
Oakland
Bishops’ Conference
Donovan
Alameda
Contra Costa
San Leandro
Rhode Island Department of Education
Pennsylvania
Dierect
High Court
Rhode Island
Dynamite cache seized in San Jose investigation
Deputies seized 282 sticks of dynamite and other explosives at the home of 19 year old Dion Lebeau after a search warrant. Santa Clara County Sheriff James Geary said powder explosives and a 40 millimeter mortar shell were also found. The residence was linked to recent bombings and a task force conducted the raid. A Sunday blast caused about 500000 dollars in damages to a San Jose IRS building. the explosive type remains unidentified.
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San Jose
UPI
Dion R. Lebeau
Ronald Lyheau
Santa Clara County
James Geary
Geary
Lebeau
Bormbing
Reganua Service
Mills Urges Welfare Reform in Legislature Speech
Mills, chair of the Wise Ways and Means Committee, urged welfare reform to curb deserting fathers. He said a House-passed bill would bar eligibility with proof and reporting measures, using Social Security records to verify earnings and prevent duplicate payments. The joint session discussed tightening controls and reapplication requirements every two years.
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Cail
Walline
Congress
Mills
Gilde Che
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