Forecast Temps Dip North and Central California with Light Winds
Temperatures run about 3 degrees below normal across NORTHERN and CENTRAL CALIFORNIA with no precipitation. Mostly fair through Tuesday except coastal low clouds lifting inland. Northwesterly winds 18 to 25 mph along coasts and inland areas. highs mainly 70s to mid 70s with some 60s in higher districts.
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Airport Dispute Heats Up At City Commissioners
Heated session centers on airport development where Commissioner Martines and others accuse lack of information and miscommunication. Blasquez blames timing and advisory role of the council while Smith urges concrete recommendations and closer council cooperation for airport improvements and funding.
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Kennedy in Easier Condition After Mild Heart Attacks
Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, 77, rests easier at his home in New York area after three mild heart attacks Sunday. A family spokesman said he is in excellent condition for his age and medical history. Dr. Russell S. Boles was flown to Baslan aboard the family plane, and spent the night at the Kennedy compound.
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County Fair Sets Record Continued From Page 3
The fair awarded California Shorthorn prizes to Pleasanton 4-H member Charles Wall and Abbie 4-H Tim Hunt. Hereford honors went to Sandy Sacramento and Bunnie Cook. Newark 4-H received the fair’s Sweet Stakes Award for top overall points across events.
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Woman Dies In Accident Near San Leandro
A car collision on Highway 99 near the San Joaquin River Bridge south of Madera killed 48 year old Mary Eucifle Nettles of 1954 Washington Ave San Leandro. Her husband Alvin D Nestles 42 and 11 year old son Douglas were treated at Madera County Hospital. another driver Hubert R Jordan 96 from Selma struck the wreckage.
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Thieves Disrupt Phone Service Near Stockton
Four copper thieves cut about 1200 feet of wire and damaged four telephone poles ten miles east of Stockton over the weekend, disrupting service. Southwestern Bell repair crews said the culprits fled before loading any wire, leaving the tangle of wire dangling near a grocery store.
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Marines Hold Ground In Large Viet Nam Offensive
U S Marines push through jungled mountains near the North Vietnamese border as part of a major offensive supported by airstrikes. reports cite divisions, supply raids, and preparations for further operations with potential Soviet involvement. Chinese pledges reportedly tie into broader regional tensions amid Ho Chi Minh's statements.
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Rusk warns Reds not to send men to Viet Nam
Secretary of State Rusk warned North Viet Nam against sending troops and demanded observation of proper procedures for American captives. He said the United States would stay firm in Southeast Asia, ready to meet commitments in South Vietnam despite possible Moscow Warsaw Pact tensions.
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Speck Said Too III To Appear In Court
Speck’s arraignment was delayed as court officials ponder rights and recent Supreme Court rulings. Miss Amuitao, identified Tuesday, sat in the jail yard awaiting possible arraignment after Speck’s hospitalization and sedation. Police reported a 12 inch bunting and other items recovered from the tavern, with reporters outside noting security concerns at the jail.
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Slow Rise of Commerce Data Shows $792 Billion Economy
The Department of Commerce reports a seasonally adjusted annual GDP of $792 billion for the latest quarter, marking a record high. Growth cooled markedly in April to June, with gross national product up by $10.8 billion, the smallest quarterly rise since late 1904.
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Missiles to Aid Hanoi Reported by London Sources
London reports authoritative sources say the Soviet bloc is preparing major consignments of missiles to North Vietnam and experts to install or operate them. The supplies follow a Warsaw Pact decision to increase aid to Hanoi, potentially including volunteers if Ho Chi Minh requests.
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Wilson Seeks Russ Peace Aid
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson urged the Soviet Union to help arrange peace talks for Viet Nam as thousands gathered at the Kremlin to back the Viet Cong. Wilson and Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin conferred at a Lenin Hills mansion amid a massive rally condemning U.S. actions in Viet Nam.
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Trustees Consider Budget With Tax Hike and Raises
Trustees weigh a 0.17 tax increase to fund a 3 percent raise for teachers and classified staff and to support a district health insurance plan. The plan uses all $654,444 in new revenue from a low wealth district bill plus $145,245. Ten cents of the increase would go to salaries and seven cents to the health plan, with the district paying half of employee premiums. The current tax rate is 5.20 per 100 and would rise to 5.45 if approved. A 1.6 percent May raise for teachers already occurred. final budget due by August 1.
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Tape Hearing Recounts School Board Controversy
A taped recording cited by the Committee for Better Schools details staff actions and attitudes amid a long running dispute over sex education in Hayward High. The panel plans hearings with board members and complainants, examining alleged improper instructions and safeguards for outside speakers. The group lists participating members and notes a July 7 meeting under review.
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