Newton case looms as jurors questioned in Oakland shootout
A drawn out jury process continues in the Newton case with potential peremptory challenges and juror questioning. Prospective jurors admit varying familiarity with Officer Herbert Frey’s death while Defense and Prosecution assess bias and suitability amid a tense Oakland courtroom.
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Delice
John Frey
Dial
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Herbert Hoynslenges
Nicholas Kavalaris
Daily Review
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Remo
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Lagunitas Lane
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Clergymen Ride With Police In New City Partnership
Catholic priests patrol with Union City police, riding in squad cars to spot crime and help troubled residents. Father Pardella says the effort builds trust, letting clergy see unguarded moments, as officers cite compassion in dealing with offenders and speeding drivers alike.
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Union City
Sunday Spotlight previews community features and concerns
The Daily Review highlights a three part Women's World series on an unwed mother in Southern Alameda County, a Hayward Boys Club bid for local funding with UBAC denying aid, and a Family Weekly tale of a miner buried ten days. Clergy and police discuss joint outreach and public safety efforts as Mother Church speakers advocate broader community help.
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Women's World
Alameda County
Hayward
Bold United Bay Area
UBAC
Three Young Gunmen Rob Bar In Oakland Robbery
Three men in their early 20s robbed the M M Club of three hundred dollars in cash and a bottle early today after entering the venue with guns. They ordered widow Mrs Sulezich and two patrons to lie down, cleaned the cash register, and threatened bartender Howard Sasser before fleeing, locking others in the back room. The crime follows the murder of Vincent Sulezich outside his Oakland home in November 1966. Police also report other local incidents including a burglary arrest in San Leandro and a shooting injury in the Niles area.
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Decots
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M&m
Sulezich
Oakland
Howard Sasser
Assembly Gets Gun Control Bill in California
In Sacramento the gun licensing bill pushed by Kennedy supporters moves to the full Assembly after the fiscal committee approved it in a closed session. The measure would require a statewide tally of all firearms by caliber, serial number and make, with debates anticipated to be emotional and scheduled for Monday.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Assembly
Departments of Justice
Winfield A. Shoemaker
D-Lom
Gas Explosion Damages Home in Hayward Area
A propane gas blast in a garage beside a one story house at 460 Custer Road Hayward caused about 5000 dollars in damage yesterday afternoon. Louise Clark, inside the house, and Kenneth Bisio 41, arrested on charges tied to stolen property found at his Grow Canyon Road property, faced court today. The blast shattered windows and caused no injuries to Mrs Clark as authorities probe the undetermined origin of the gas and the thefts linked to an Escalon auction.
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Castro Valley
Kenneth Jack Bisia
Grow Canyon Road
Hayward Municipal Court
Bisio
Sher
Nick Arhontesiff
Escalon
San Joaquin
Navy
Clarke
Post Office Service Cut Bill Pending Sparks Debate
A bill to cut postal costs sparks opposition as congressmen warn of service strain while San Francisco regional directives set July 27 as the Saturday window service cutoff. In Southern Alameda County offices plan minimal or no Saturday hours, with Hayward offering limited access for large business mail arriving by 10 am via call bell.
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Pleasanton
South County
Hayward
Anthony J. Foster
Valencia selects Miss Spain amid charges of rigging
In Valencia Spain Maria Ampato Rodrigo a 1 year old girl was declared Miss Spain while 18 other contestants charged that the selection was rigged casting doubt on the pageant outcome and triggering protests across the event venue.
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UPT
Maria Ampato Rodrigo
Austere Military Bill Advances With 1.76 Billion Budget
The House Appropriations Committee approved 1.76 billion for a notably austere military construction program. The bill funds construction and modernization of bases and family housing in the United States and abroad, with divisions for Army Navy Air Force and other agencies and added servicewide housing. Emphasis includes improved troop housing and support facilities in South Korea.
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Ray Flies To Memphis For Trial In Murder
Ray, arrested in London during a vast manhunt, arrives in Memphis and is moved to Shelby County Jail. Sheriff Morris says the suspect appears fit. Judge Battie orders no interviews or extrajudicial statements until verdict. The four cell suite includes air conditioning and monitors for security. Trial expected in October.
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Johnson and Thieu Hold Talks on Vietnam Woes
Johnson and Thieu met amid war weariness as Tet and bombing halts loomed. In Honolulu, Johnson hosted a working luncheon at the Koko Head estate while Thieu and aides arrived for a summit with U.S. leaders. Rumors swirled of peace talks and a potential delay in air operations as the leaders sought a way to prevail.
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California Feather River project cost doubles
LOS ANGELES AP reports estimated costs to bring Feather River water to Southern California have doubled since last year. The article notes the rising price tag for the state project and its implications for regional water supply planning.
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California
Fortas questioned as Thornberry panel set to take up
Senate Judiciary Committee wrapped Fortas questioning amid signals of waning southern opposition to his nomination as chief justice. Fortas faced a four day session ending at 10:15 am PDT. The panel announced a 10:30 am EDT Saturday session to question Judge Thornberry of Texas.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Abe Fortas
United States
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James C. Eastland
Judiciary Committee
Homer Thornber
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