McGovern Gains Momentum Amid Democratic Delegates
Report describes Democratic move to back George W. McGovern as presidential contender as Kennedy campaign leaders meet in Huron. Delegates from South Dakota caucus pledge McGovern as favorite son while McGovern states he will campaign for re election to the Senate. Nixon setback noted with Utah delegates leaning Reagan. Rockefeller launches nationwide poll plan to test strongest GOP candidate.
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Invasion Threat Fades as Reds Retreat in Saigon
General briefing in Saigon follows McNamara succession as U.S. and South Vietnamese leaders discuss war strategy. Intelligence warns of potential attacks but yields no incidents as police stay alert and border buildup suspected near Cambodian frontier and Han Nghia province.
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al Clifford
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Sainan
Culture Pact Between U S And Soviet Inked
Amid stalled talks two nations sign a cultural exchange agreement expanding scientific tecnológica and educational ties. The pact follows a Moscow New York air route opening and reflects ongoing efforts to ease Cold War frictions despite recent military tensions in Vietnam and Southeast Asia.
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Women Unionists Hit UC In Rash Of Sexual Attacks
Berkeley AP report says women workers from the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees accuse the University of California of withholding crime information and not doing enough to prevent rape and assault on campus. The union says over two dozen cases seek to undermine the university’s image, while a university spokesman cites eight rapes since January and five linked to the same suspect since April.
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South County Obituaries for Hayward Residents
Lawrence Sotdtint 11 of Hayward died July 12 services tomorrow in Sonata. Donald J Webshe 1% of San Laneroy New Howard fhuriaty died July 13 at 7 par. abnormal Blvd Hayward. Tow 9 Sandox Robinson Mortuary 180 Es man Vite TH of Peanenton died Thursday Ave San Lesidro.
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Tamorrow
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Sandox-Robinson Mortuary
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San Lesidro
South County Fire Calls Report Alameda County Incidents
Fire dispatch notes list multiple grass fires and incidents across Alameda County including addresses on Anston Boulevard Covington Street Mowry Avenues and Earleton Avenue. Also reports auto collision false alarms and a washdown at various locations such as Vallejo Streets Roycroft Court and Starward Street with times around dawn and evening.
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Triple Killing Suspect Held Without Bail
Bobby Rogers, a Black man accused of killing three Puerto Ricans, was held without bail on a homicide charge in Bronx Criminal Court. A hearing was scheduled for August 5 before Judge Samuel Ohringer.
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Samuel Ohringer
Bronx
Vietihang Deity Audit Purcam: Haves Maen Cilculation
Vague OCR fragment references a deity named Vietihang with unclear terms audit, purca ur, and circulation. No identifiable people or organizations beyond generic terms. Content insufficient to form a coherent news item.
Taxpayers Face Higher 10 Percent Federal Surtax
Washington Americans began paying a higher federal income tax as a 10 percent surcharge took effect retroactive to January 1. President Johnson signed the package promising $11.6 billion in extra revenue by June 1 and $20 million in deficit reduction through spending cuts.
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Youth Killed By CHP Car Causes Shock Across Community
A CHP car fatally struck a youth, with two other children injured in Walnut Creek area. Jan and John, ages 9, and Sharon Trainor, 8, plus Joane McGregor, 13, were named among those involved. Hospital spokesman said facial cuts and bruises were sustained. Trainor and McGregor treated and released. Smallwood remained in satisfactory condition at Concord Community Hospital.
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Marines Stage Beach Landing Exercise at Camp Pendleton
Five thousand Marines participate in an air sea amphibious assault exercise named Operation Bell Ranger at Camp Pendleton. The event merges regular and reserve units from the Fourth and Fifth divisions with two weeks of annual active duty training and augmentation by elements of the Fifth Division.
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Span death by own action Penned Name On Legs Arms
SAN FRANCISCO UPD says Collin Hutter 98 of Mill Valley died by his own action after stepping from the Golden Gate Bridge on Sunday. His body was recovered by the Coast Guard and a deputy coroner later found his full name and his mother's phone number carefully lettered with a ballpoint pen on both arms and legs.
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Supreme Court Denies Newton Trial Delay Request
The State Supreme Court denied a delay in the Newton murder case, with Garry arguing a 1964 knife-attack conviction should be voided for failure to warn rights. Newton, 26, is accused of fatally wounding Patrolman John Frey in Oakland on January 28, triggering protests and a tense courthouse scene.
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Hayward Council to review two BART stations design
Hayward City Council will hear two final consultants reports on rapid transit stations at C Street and South Hayward. The 4 p.m. meeting at city hall will discuss high density residential around C Street and a park and ride oriented South Hayward station with limited multi family and auto service oriented commercial development. The agenda also lists land parcel postings for sidewalk and curb work and a sign variance for Skaggs Pay Less Drug at 26905 Mission Blvd.
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Sorenson Road
Johnson signs bill hiking park spending
President Johnson signed a law doubling the federal outlay for new parks and recreation land to 200 million dollars a year for five years. The signing ceremony on the East Room of the White House highlighted the aim to bring park lands within reach of every American home.
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UPI
Johnson
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Accident Roundup Sifts Through Castro Valley Crashes and Affects Multiple Injuries
A series of late afternoon crashes in the bay area left several injured and caused highway delays. An 18 year old Castro Valley youth was hospitalized in serious condition after a collision on Redwood Road. In Stockton and Hayward, drivers and passengers including 17 year old Frank Rose were treated for minor injuries. A 43 year old Stockton woman, Joyce McClearly, sustained major head and leg injuries. a chain reaction east of Greenville sent multiple people to area hospitals. Traffic was halted for nearly an hour as responders cleared the scenes.
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Illinois Bell studies arbitration bid in wage dispute
Illinois Bell Telephone Co. weighed a union bid for binding arbitration after a two hour meeting called by federal mediator Gilbert J. Seldin. A union spokesman expected a reply by today at latest as the 69 day fight with IBEW Systems Council 4 risked delaying the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
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