Autopsy planned after Oakland deaths of noted researcher
In Oakland Alameda County coroner to conduct autopsy today to determine why Dr Laurence Wilkie Kinsell and his wife died in their home on Tuesday. The physician head of the Institute for Metabolic Research at Highland Hospital reportedly died of natural causes. the wife’s death was linked to illness, possibly food poisoning. Local secretary Katherine Barun notified police after both were found missing from routine calls.
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Oakland
Laurence Wilkie Kinsell
Alameda County
Kinsell
Tuesay
Winsell
Katherine Barun
Engineers Cleared By BART Vindicate Joint Venture Firms
BART directors voted 9-3 to clear the bay area rail project engineers of profiteering charges. Berkeley Mayor Wallace Johnson led critics, alleging 17 to 23 percent net profits and up to 100 million in excess costs from the Parson Brinckeroff Tudor and Bechtel joint venture. Other officials opposed the vindication.
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BAN Francisco
Bay Area Rapid Transit Project
BART
Herkeley
Wallace Johnson
Johnson
Parson, Brinckeroff, Tudor and Bechtel
Stanley Grydykoff
Richmond
George Stillman
Newark
Fire Bombs Target Reagan Home in CA Disturbance
A pair of fire bombs targeted Governor Reagan's home in California. One exploded on a street in front of the house and the other lit a neighbor's lawn. Secret Service guards increased for Reagan and other presidential candidates after Sen. Kennedy's assassination. Police linked the incident to nearby Oak Park unrest involving youths and racial tensions.
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Irilo
Reagan
Secret Service
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
California
Nofinger
Oak Park
Marines Drive Back North Viet Cong in Heavy Clashes
Reports from the capital district detail continued fighting as Marines repelled North Vietnamese incursions. Firebombs, rockets and machine gun fire caused casualties and damage while Marines pursued retreating units. A battalion commander cited heavy losses and multiple wounded and captured enemies.
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Sae Meth
Mosite
Walker
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Ture
Hawaii
Kayla Annaldon
Edward J. Mamontagne
Livohia
Mannchester
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Red
Salgat
Nguyen van
unearth-Minh
Regiger de Ergs
DMZ
Molli
Paul Hai
Phgan Salt
Con ‘Thien
UPI
Vietnam
Oak Park
Potter
U.S
Ces
Aet
Saigon
Sacramento County
Naetanaal
Maj
Frank Breth
Frank Hanley
Annendale
Charles Waler
Livonia
Mich
Public Notice Placeholder in Hayward California
The record appears to be garbled OCR text. It references a public notice under the act of Congress dated March 3, 1877, with an address in Hayward California and mentions a verification of communications in W. Winton five, Peebok 1197. The legible elements suggest a legal or official notice in Hayward.
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Faireed of Mest
Hayward
Cali
Skull Fracture In Bike Spill In Oakland
Nine year old Lynn Palfreyman suffered a skull fracture and multiple cuts after falling from a bicycle at the Van Avenue and Sol Street intersection. She was listed in serious condition but improved to good at Highland Hospital. Police report the front wheel caught a storm drain grate while descending a steep grade, tossing her 18 feet head first. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Palkeyman of San Leandra.
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San Shandro
Lynn Palfreyman
van Avenue
Sol Street
Highland Hospital
Oakland
Max Palkeyman
Luna
San Leandra
Oakland Police Chief Orders Shootings Pending Review
Oakland Police Chief Charles R. Gain ordered officers to open fire on suspected car thieves and burglars pending a departmental review. The directive allowed gun use for defense of life and in major violent crimes, drawing criticism from Harriman and delegations seeking peace talks and public safety assurances.
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Oakland
UPI
Oak Island
Charles R. Gain
Harriman
Galn
North
Vietnam
Paris Peace Talks Stall as Vietnam War Stance Hardens
The report notes no progress in Paris Peace Talks as pressures rise. It references Peking demanding aid for Hanoi while U S President Johnson proposes unconditional discussions and a $1 billion aid plan to spur Southeast Asian development in a UN backed program. The offer is reportedly rejected shortly after.
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Peking
Hanoi
Johnson
Jols Hopkins University
Baltimore
Vietnam
Imade
North Vietnam
United Nations
Thant
United States
Soviet Union
Nano
Man Fights Traffic Citation Sparks Police Struggle
A 25 year old man was arrested in San Leandro on a traffic warrant. He allegedly swung at Patrolman Pat Erskin, fled the station, and was sprayed with Mace on a side street. He faces assaulting an officer and escape charges.
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San Leandro
Pat Erskin
James Eugene Hudson
Wstabrook
Fremont
Hudson
Erskin
Onlee
Prison Term For Dr Spock Procession After Ruling
A court handed a prison term to Dr Spock. After sentencing, defendants left in a protest procession through downtown Boston streets for a noontime rally led by draft protesters.
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Dr. Spock
Mord
Boston
Boston Carmmon
Hayward Budget Holds Line On Tax and Public Works
Hayward council approves a budget plan adding six new public works positions and nine police jobs while funding street lights and city improvements. A net increase around 1 million supports payroll, ferry clerk, and defense costs, with funds from motel tax and sale of street lights guiding allocations.
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Saime Civil Defense
Hayward
Carnation
Big Gun Haul Dumped In Sea And Local Labor Vote
Bay Area transit and labor items appear in this lumped relay. Teamsters Local 588 in Alameda County plans a vote on a three year contract demand with a $20 weekly raise range while a three day strike by Food and Vending Service Division workers in San Leandro disrupts supplies. Police and library funding changes accompany city budget tweaks and a weapon disposal report from Los Angeles notes over 100000 in gear dumped 100 fathoms deep near Catalina Channel.
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Hast Bay
Teamsters Retail
Alameda County
Fred Paredes
San Leandro
Canteen Corp
Republic Ave
Bay Cities
Servomation Inc
Berkeley
Paredes
Teamsters
Weekes
City
Ray Doran
Chamber of Commerce
Iglands
Mission Boulevard
Harder Road
Sailor seeks injunction over Navy station assignment
Bernard, a sailor from Alameda, says promised three year active duty at Alameda Naval Air Station was false. After 18 months he was reassigned to Squadron 873, now active and slated for carrier duty, prompting a bid for a permanent injunction to force NAS assignment only.
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Alameda Naval Air Station
Bernard
Naval Air Station
Navy
Squadron 873
District Court
Iim
Gusts topple circus tent during electrical storm
A severe electrical storm struck the industrial city near Syracuse, toppling a circus tent and injuring crew members. Gusts knocked down power lines, cutting electricity to 600 homes. three fires were sparked by lightning. Memorial Hospital reported the injured man in satisfactory condition as authorities investigated.
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UW Beatty-Cole Brothers Circus
Memorial Hospital
Weather Bureau
Syracuse
Fire Department
Cayuga County Sheriff's Office
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