Reynolds to Build Multi Million Can Plant in Hayward
Reynolds Aluminum Co announces a new 200,000 square foot can manufacturing plant in Hayward on a 20 acre site east of the Nimitz Freeway. Initial employment about 125, with operations slated for late 1969. The Bay Area plant aims to serve Northern California, reflecting strategic site selection amid regional transport and labor factors.
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East Bay
Soultt County
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Torrance
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Minn
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Fla
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Houston
Tex
Apartment Complaints Dominate Harder Meet
In Hayward Harder-Tennyson hearings about a district plan residents filled Tyrrell School room to vent issues. Officials sought housing and infrastructure input while critics accused apartment owners of tax avoidance and rising rents. Developers countered with concerns about burdens and school taxes amid a moratorium area debate.
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Marscatt Brothers
Loping Co
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Iheem
Delay in Czech troop withdrawal draws new communique
The Soviet Union and four East European allies sent a letter to Prague, while delaying troop withdrawal from Czechoslovakia. Brezhnev and Kosygin joined Bulgarian Hungarian East German Polish leaders at Warsaw for talks about the liberalization in Czechoslovakia and potential joint action.
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Germany
Poland
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Mystery Chinese radio calls for true Communist uprising
An unnamed radio station calling itself Voice of the Peoples Liberation Army urges PLA commanders and troops across Red China to prepare for a true Communist rematch against Mao Zedong Lin Biao and Chiang Ching. The broadcasts denounce Mao and his allies as usurpers, claim they have paralyzed the country, and seek a violent upheaval. Locating the transmitter remains uncertain, with hints it may lie north of Guangdong province near Changsha.
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Voice of the Peoples Liberation Army
PLA
Red China
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Lin Piao
Mao
Chiang Ching
Lin
Liang Mao
Kwangtung
Changsha
Hughes Drops Plans For Purchasing ABC
Hughes Tool Co. withdraws part of its bid for ABC, saying it will not continue the tender offer beyond the deadline. The firm reports 9 million ABC shares at 74.25 dollars each were sought, but only 7.96 million tendered, and the offer is halted for now. Leonard Goldenson, ABC president, says the move may not be best for stockholders.
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Leonard) Goldenson
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Unusual Fortas Hearing Tests War Policy Role
Fortas testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee, saying he participated in White House policy discussions related to the Vietnam War while serving in the Supreme Court and as a lawyer. He stressed he is not an expert on strategy sessions yet noted his long association with the White House and President Johnson.
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Leandro Names Vivrette Public Works Director
James Vysalary Hamlin Vivrette has been appointed to lead San Leandro Public Works. Previously serving as Alameda Flood Control official and county director, Vivrette holds a civil engineering degree and has taught in public works management. He and his wife Neil reside in Oakland with two children.
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Puise
al County
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Viviette
University of Construction and Maintenance of California
American Public Works Assoc
Hel
U.S .Army Corps of Engineers
Neil
Oakland
Carol
James
Reagan Plans Political Trek Across the South
California Governor Ronald Reagan says his swing through the South this week will target what Republicans see as a rising threat from former Alabama governor George C. Wallace, a third party presidential candidate. The Associated Press report notes Wallace's growing influence among certain GOP factions.
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Reagan campaign outlines polls and Wallace strength
The Reagan team noted rising poll strength as Reagan heads to opinion polls Thursday. Wallace supporters and GOP fund raising events in multiple states were reported. Harris and Gallup polls show Wallace drawing significant Southern support and siphoning votes from Republicans more than Democrats.
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Wallace
Washinton Post
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Gallup
Louis Harris
Weather and politics wrap in a scattered news brief
A patchy, late page snippet covers weather with low clouds and a high near the upper 70s, plus political chatter about presidential strength and a GOP convention. References to Nelson A. Rockefeller, Miami Beach events, and miscellaneous sections hint at a multi-section newspaper fragment.
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New York
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Rockefeller
Miami Beach
Newton Jurors Argued In Huey Newton Trial
The murder trial of Huey Newton proceeded with extended juror selection battles. Defense attorney Charles Garry moved to quash a master panel of more than 7,410 potential jurors and appeals were filed to the US Ninth Circuit in San Francisco. Proceedings continued as the court weighed delays and possible halts to the trial.
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LBJ Signals Near Pact on Nuclear Arms Talks
President Johnson told the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva that the United States and Soviet Union will soon decide when and where to open negotiations to limit and reduce nuclear missiles. He warned failure to agree could fuel a renewed arms race and costly diversion of resources from peaceful aims.
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