Sinatra Attacks Panel Over Character Assassination Claims
Frank Sinatra angrily accused the House Select Committee on Crime of enabling character assassination and demanded a prompt refutation of testimony linking him to a New England crime syndicate. He argued the panel should clear the record and criticized what he called hearsay. The scene unfolded in the Senate Caucus Room amid a discussion of organized crime’s infiltration into sports.
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Rave Heren Hosts Flight Class Highlights
A special one time course aims to raise awareness among students about their surroundings through a story and accompanying photos. The event, led by Rave Heren, featured a flight themed activity and discussion.
Sadat orders 29000 Russian advisers to leave Egypt
President Anwar Sadat ordered home an estimated 29,000 Soviet advisers ending a decades long partnership. The move follows a meeting with the Arab Socialist Union and comes as Premier Aziz Sidky's Moscow trip ends. Sources say pilots and defense experts are departing while discussions on weapons continue.
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Weather forecast and notices fragment
Forecasts show fair conditions then improving weather with high fog at night and morning. Highs near BC and lows around 55. Westerly winds up to 18 mph. More weather on page 17 with notices on business and classifieds and various sections including obituaries and sports.
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Assembly OKs building new Dumbarton Bridge
SACRAMENTO The Assembly gave final approval to a bill to clear the way for a $40 million replacement for the Dumbarton Bridge. The measure by Sen. John Holmdahl would let the California Toll Bridge Authority issue bonds after revenue tests. If the Metropolitan Transportation Commission approves plans with no revisions, construction could begin after Jan 1, 1974.
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Daley backs McGovern as Teamsters back Nixon
Chicago Mayor Daley publicly endorsed George McGovern while the Teamsters Union, led by Frank Fitzsimmons, announced support for Richard Nixon. Daley said he would back all Democrats this year, describing McGovern as magnanimous. The Teamsters argued McGovern had not earned labor support and praised Nixon at the Western White House in San Clemente.
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South Vietnamese near Quang Tri citadel fight stalls
South Vietnamese paratroopers pressed 50 yards from the Citadel in Quang Tri city but failed to mount a major assault as a 2,500-man unit pushed in while other government troops held back. President Thieu vowed to recapture the area. Navy reports two underwater blasts near the Warrington caused flooding and tow to Subic Bay. An investigation looked into explosions near the destroyer and separate misdirected air strikes on government troops in Quang Tri and Hue.
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Battle over Hayward funds heats up amid division
Hayward city council faces a clash as Hayward First Committee challenges the Hayward Chamber of Commerce for part of the $38,000 annual city subsidy. The new group, backed by two councilmen, proposes trimming about $1,500 and removing some chamber duties such as Hayward Day at the Fair and the Carnival Ball. They argue cuts target functions not aligned with the chamber’s core role in attracting advertising and promotion.
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Hayward Fire Kills Mother and Daughter in Home Blaze
A Hayward fire killed Patricia Decker 38 and her daughter Tricia 12 as they tried to escape a two week old home blaze at 730 Lilly Street. Battalion Chief Archontes urged pre fire planning and home inspections offered by the fire department to provide escape routes for families. Dain Decker, 42, survived with second degree burns and was in satisfactory condition. The fire started by a cigarette igniting a sofa, officials said amid a housewarming party move-in.
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