Strikes Tie Up National Services Across Massive Labor Walkouts
AFL-CIO estimates about 400000 Communications Workers strike Bell Telephone and Ma Bell operations into a second day while United Transportation Union calls two rail strikes. Copper, telegraph and farm equipment industries face disruptions as steel and postal talks continue in Washington. Bell system officials caution potential monthlong impact with direct calls mostly intact and some long distance trouble.
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Temperatures Dip In South County With Windy Outlook
South County forecasts show a small drop in high temperatures tomorrow with a cooler afternoon around 71. Night and morning overcast persist with a low near 55. Westerly winds of 14 to 28 miles per hour are expected tomorrow. More weather details on page J.
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Californians Openly Disenchanted With Living Here
A 1963 statewide poll of over 1,000 adults shows about 1.4 million residents have moved to California for more than 120 years but rising overcrowding smog and changes in appeal have many wanting to leave. California remains valued in regions like the Central Valley and San Francisco Bay Area, yet Los Angeles and San Diego show sharper declines. Nearly a quarter would move if given the chance, with Oregon, Colorado and Arizona listed as top destinations.
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U S Presses New Peace Ideas in Paris Talks
In Paris the United States outlined a new approach to Vietnam peace, calling for a ceasefire until July 1 while Communist proposals are discussed. American negotiator Bryce praised nonpublic talks but received no concrete response from the Communists. He questioned their plans and urged linking cease-fire to broader negotiations, while reiterating a withdrawal timeline must be tied to genuine negotiating progress.
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Fluoride election contested by board in Fremont area
Alamede County Water District directors rejected a November vote on fluoridation citing technicalities. Petitioners claimed 9,103 signatures support a ballot measure by the Area Association for a Clean Environment opposing fluoridation. Directors noted conflicting county codes question which rule prevails and postponed action pending clarification.
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Re-elected Hayward business EB Guy Warren to state college board
EB Guy Warren, a Los Angeles trucking executive, was unanimously re elected to the state college board yesterday. Appointed in 1963, he had previously spent 25 years on the Hayward High School District board before joining the state body.
Friden Cuts Payroll By 640 More At San Leandro Plant
Friden division of Sigel Co announces 640 layoffs at the San Leandro facility. The march will reduce the workforce to about 1200 and the cuts are described as permanent with no immediate rehiring plans. The move, part of a broader cost saving effort, follows February layoffs and aims to streamline operations amid global competition.
Carpenters End Week-Long Lockout in Bay Area
North California carpenters ended a week-long strike and lockout affecting major projects in Alameda and Hayward. Construction halted at a state college administration building, a Pacific Telephone Co. project, Liberty Mall expansion, Southland Shopping Center, and a Washington Hospital site as talks resumed.
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Undercover TV caper halts burglaries in Alameda County
Alameda County sheriff and local police traced a citywide undercover sting using a former burglar turned informant to lure suspects into selling stolen televisions. Nine people including a Newark station employee and a one year old were arrested as agents recovered several stolen sets and equipment. Police said the operation targeted small businesses and private homes, with warrants not sought in some cases.
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