Hanoi Plans Sunday Talk To World
Hanoi prepares a world audience with a special transmission set for Sunday. The content remains undefined but could touch on war issues amid renewed peace talk efforts and ongoing U.S. air strikes. Hanoi repeats threats to treat captured pilots as war crimes while denouncing U.S. actions and urging resistance.
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Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Nhan Dan
U.S
Nhan Dam
Johnson
Fivo
Tahira Gandhi
India
Driver Killed Rounding Crow Canyon Road Curve
A Pleasant Hill man, Kolodzie, was killed when his car was struck and rolled over after rounding a curve on Crow Canyon Road. Linda, a passenger, survived. William P Crow Canyon Road, 15, of Danville, and Elsherry, 18, of Danville, were involved. Kolodzie died on arrival at Alameda County line. The accident occurred about 8:30 p.m. near San Leandro Memorial Hospital.
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Kolodzie
Oajal
William P Crow
Loves
Ricardo
Hayward
San
theTeandro Memorial Hospital
Linda California
Elsherry
Danville
Paul
Alameda
Thejal San Leandro Memorial
CAB Allows 13 Airlines to Fly Struck Routes
The Civil Aeronautics Board authorized 13 supplemental airlines to operate nearly 100 routes of the struck carriers to ease air traffic jams. The action, issued Friday night, comes as union and management negotiators were not close to a settlement and meet again today. Supplemental carriers will start accepting reservations for major routes for 30 days, with authority to amend or cancel as needed.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Supplementa
CAB
Supplemental Airlines
Afl-Cio
International Association of Machinists
Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World
United, Airlines
Weather contract award and forecast for Oakland area
Mostly fair conditions expected through Sunday with patchy low cloudiness at night. Navy awards a 280 million dollar contract for 17 ships to unload tanks via ramps over the bows as Westerly winds 12 to 25 mph affect seas.
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Oakland
U.S
Navy
Sialion
Thant Pleads For Prisoners in North Viet Nam Appeal
United Nations Secretary-General U Thant urged North Vietnam not to try American prisoners saying such trials would escalate the war and could threaten to become World War Ten. The appeal was made in New York during AP coverage.
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United Nations, N.Y
USN
U Thant
Viet Nam
Nine Siblings Rely On Viet Nam Vet Brother’s Care
Ronald Redman, 20, a Vietnam veteran, takes charge of nine younger siblings after their mother Patricia Foucher, 42, died of cancer. The family, orphaned since 1960 when their taxi-driver father Robert was killed, lives in River Rouge. Redman, earning $2.50 an hour, vows to keep the family together and plans to study welding while hoping for Social Security support.
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Detroit
UPI
Ronald Redman
Redman
Viet Nam
Patricia Foucher
Foucher
Robert
Gavel
Marine Corps
River Rouge
Officials Silent On Annexation Push To Hayward
Hayward city officials offered no immediate reply to Alameda County flood control district requests on a 6.6 square mile annexation extending Hayward toward Pleasanton. Zone 7 leaders urged city water and drainage participation and a share in a 30 year 20 million plan, while Local Agency Formation Commission delay was sought for July 21 hearing. District engineer Lanferman warned against septic tanks but saw no real problem with the eastern project.
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Hayward
Eon
Alameda County
Pleasanton
Cit Manenat
Wn Munage Aquiva
Doran
Formation Commission
Zone 7
Livermore Valley
Paul E. Lanferman
Historic Ranch Sold in Oregon for 6 Million
A California corporation announced the sale of the historic 250000 acre 4 percent Ranch in south central Oregon for six million dollars. ZX Ranch Inc. bought the ranch, with Nicholas Salgo of New York City and Hugh Halff of San Antonio as principal stockholders. Garvey Ranch Management Co. of Fort Worth will operate it, managing cattle and a wide land portfolio across multiple states.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Nevada
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Virginia
Pacific Northwest
West
Alameda County Fair Schedule Promises Youth Events
Tomorrow starts the Alameda County Fair in Pleasanton with Junior Livestock Action Day and a full Sunday slate. The program lists acts and venues including Morey Amsterdam and Ink Spots at the Court of Four Seasons, Destruction Derby and Battle of the Bands, plus circuses and dances across lawn and grandstand areas.
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Alameda County
Pleasanton
Morey Amsterdam
Bill Quarry
Grandstand
Dolin Strong Circus
Lawn Area
Court of Four Seasons
Court of Four Sea & Pons
John Strong
Court of Four
Hopes Rise for Nurse Wage Pact as Talks Resume
Bay Area hospitals and nurses remained far apart on salaries with conciliators hopeful that next week’s discussions may avert mass resignations. Hospitals offered a base of 485 monthly for one year experience and 614 for over four years, while nurses demanded 644 to 821 monthly, after trimming earlier asks. Eden Hospital staff, with 88 resignations last week, returned to work on a schedule starting at 505 monthly and rising to 663 for longer service.
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Bay Area
Mags
Jess Cute
Laurence Corbett
Eden Hospital
Castro Valley
Andy
U S Blamed For Attack On Syrian Installations
Arab leader Ahmed Eli Shukeiry of the PLO charged the United States bore responsibility for Israel’s air raid on Syrian engineering installations near the border. He claimed U S supplied the arms and thanked Russia for MIG fighters aiding Syria amid tense border air patrols.
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Beirut
Lebano
UPI
United States
Israel
Ahmed Eli Shukeiry
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Acads
Al-Thawra
Damascus
Shukeiry
Palestine
Russia
Syria
Five Strip Two Houses Ends Endorsement In Alameda County
Alameda County APL-CIO labor council backed a crusade during an off year, while thieves stripped two houses in Cherryland after a Bay Area Rapid Transit District sale. Heating units plumbing fixtures rugs and drapes valued about 3000 were stolen from 14903 and 14907 Western Blvd. Neighbors reported a five man crew worked three days posing as a construction crew.
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Central Labor Council
Alameda
Apl-Cio
Askedls
Oer
T. J. Loziang Company of Stocktor
Bay Area
Sketch Aims to Narrow Hunt for Nurse Killer
In Chicago AP report an artist’s sketch of the killer who slaughtered eight student nurses generates new leads for detectives. Deputy Chief Michael Spiotta says tips flood in since the sketch’s release and the survivor Corazon Amurao 23 provided details. Police remain confident they will capture the suspect.
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Chicago
Michael Spiotta
Splotto
Miss Glamor Brunette Leads Miami Beach Pageant Debut
United Bay Area Crusade backs the Miss Universe fundraiser as the council endorses the craft of shapely contestants. The report notes measurements, origins, and the race toward a $15 million goal with a focus on Brunettes predominating among entrants from globe spanning nations.
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United Bay Area Crusade
Robert
Ash
Council
Crusades
Miami Beach
Fla
Oakland
Sade
Holland
Okina
Crulwa
Margo Domen
den Haas
Paraguay
Mirtha Mart Labor Council
Yoncko Kivan
Brusade
Koza
Okinawa
Uniis
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