Fremont Woman Dies After Street Crossing Accident
Mrs. Merle Howen aged 68 of 41783 Trenpath stored yesterday at Washington Hospital after being struck July 11 while crossing Tryington Avenue Fremont Boulevard by a car driven by Clarence Titton 57 of 200 Maylen Way. Coroner and Fremont Police say Titton was charged previously with failure to yield right of way to a pedestrian.
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Fremont
Merle Howen
Trenpath
Washington Hospital
Clarence ‘Titton
Maylen Way
Fillan
Vield
Two Hay ward men arrested after FBI narcotics probe
Two Hayward men Raymond V. Hillestad ACBL Apt 13 and Douglas McKee 29 Matlhind Drive were arrested by federal agents and Hayward police after a three month undercover operation. Hillestad faced two counts of sales of dangerous drugs and McKee was released on a $5,000 bond awaiting municipal court arraignment. police report says agents bought 20 000 suspect amphetamine tablets from Hillestad and McKee attempted to discard a Way containing 4 000 tablets.
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Hayward
Haye Ward
Jim
Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Raymond V. Hillestad
Mgwv
ACBL
Apt
Douglas
McKee
Matlhind
Ward
Dail
Hillestad
Hille
Cal State decision postponed at Hayward turmoil
In Hayward California State College the power struggle over student government continues as Judge Avakian delays formal handover. The victors, People's Student Alliance followers, hold power while awaiting a signed writ. the college appeals with $2,005.
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Haywand
California State College
Hayward
Superior Court
Spurzen Avakian
People's State
Ian Aidales
Warshdales
Youlertiuy
Tday
Odge
Tudge Avakian
Santa Crug
Burglars Net 2600 In Fremont Break-In
Fremont police report a weekend burglary on Low Cabral Drive netting 2600 in items. A power saw two tool boxes fishing rods a jet ski and an outboard motor were stolen. George He Sela returned home to find the garage broken into and items missing. Police say entry was forced likely through a side door and suspects fled with several items.
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Fremont
Sela
Burke dies. Hayward business founder, lodge member
CV. inant cies 01 days after wife CASTAD VALLEY H W Burke relive machin ist and yesterday He was n Ww his wife Adele Burke who opened Burkes Drive In al A steal and Grandvente in Hayward 4 years ago and operated it unt) last year diced July 8 Me Burke was a member at Casio Valley Lodge 713 PRAM He was active of Karama Wash He is survived by two daughters Mrs Adele Fimtit fel of Haywaard and Mrs Wi hired Deadrich of Pioaver and love grandchildren and two-prest-praud children Services will be turnonow at 2pm at Garden Chapel of the Prall-Miuri Mortgary ie CSE Hayward under auspices of the F&AM lodge Truament at Chapel of the Chinies will be private
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Burke's Drive
al Asteal
Hayward
Burke
Casio Valley Lodge
Pram
Karama
Wash
Adele Fimtitfel
Haywaard
Wihired Deadrich
Pioaver
Garden Chapel
Prall-Miuri Mortgary
F&am, Lodge
Chapel of the Chinies
Humphrey Attacks Nixon Policy at Conference Speech
Humphrey charged Nixon with deceiving the public and redefining terms to hide economic failures during a speech to the International Longshoremen's Association convention. He cited unemployment numbers and criticized deficit framing while urging voters to question the administration's figures and words.
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Miami Beach
UPA Sei
Robert Hy Hunphrey
DeMiiin
Nixon
Community tensions flare over alleged assault at city meeting
The report details a disruptive incident at East Mes Sol meeting where Alderman Alvelitis and Shaye Festven were involved. Witness statements describe a confrontation and physical strike, with Alvelitis sustaining a facial injury and left-sided trauma. Union City protestors and local officials discuss safety as investigations begin.
Bulldozers hold back Kentucky floods near Farmers
Bulldozers piled two more feet of earth on temporary dikes to top levees as floodwaters crept toward the town of Farmers. About 1,000 residents, including 200 in town, faced evacuation while engineers worked to seal the Licking River dam and avert a regional disaster.
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Farmnland Antihetorah
Favmars
Licking River
Ria
Marners
Tentative contracts in two labor disputes
The Communications Workers of America and other unions report tentative settlements amid strikes and bargaining. Joseph Beirne announced a midnight work resumption after a week of walkouts, with a wage and benefits increase proposed over three years. Union leaders warn of further strikes if talks fail, while other industry talks continue in Washington and western facilities pursue settlements.
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Phymeredses
Fay Job
Anil July Vasere
Tor
Communications Workers of America
Joseph A. Beirne
Iming
Tn Renin
Beirne
International Brotherhood of Gleetrical Workers
CWA
Westen
Dwailroad
Talsportation Union
UPUD
Balgainag Suyslan
Washingar Pam
Aunion
Minion Pacific
Southern Railway
Momieday
Faith
Ubu
Charles Lima
UPU
Riday
al Enos Juba
Union Parele
Sonrfern
TV Mul
Fats
Agnees Ince
Sryproyat
Pal
Choah
Marine drill chief fined and relieved of duties after recruit injuries
The drill chief at Hanif Island was fined 100 dollars and relieved from recruit training duties after an investigation into exercises that hospitalized 39 Marines. Four others were reassigned as 39 trainees were removed from drills and sent to a Marine hospital and controlled physical training. One recruit remained hospitalized with a virulent infection contracting in hospital. The spokesman said the investigation took three weeks and affected the drill instructors involved.
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Wena Marine Uill Westructor
Imu
Marine Corps
Marie
Uaulor Naval Hospital
Parts Island
Hithe
Vhe Spokennan
Sutin
Third SALT Meeting Report At Soviet Embassy
Fragmentary report describes the third SALT gathering at the Soviet Embassy with brief notes on discussions and verbal exchanges. No clear outcomes or participant names are given in readable text.
Tearful blessing at Corona arraignment in hospital
Juan Coruna the farm labor contractor charged with slaying 25 migrant workers received a Catholic blessing from his mother in Spanish after a hospital arraignment. He declined to enter a plea, asked for more time to study a grand jury transcript, and was granted a delay by Superior Court Judge John G. Hauck. Coruna, 40s, was later returned to Yuba County jail. he pleaded not guilty to 25 counts of murder. The case involves graveside killings tied to Feather River disappearances.
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Calif
GPI
Juan Coruna
Meldyn
Superior Court
John G. Hauck
Coruna
Feather River
Hig
Gloria
Thomas Leavenworth
Corona
Yiabu
Marynville
Ontline
Corona Denies Murders and Language Barriers Face Court
An immigrant defendant, facing murder charges for killing more than two dozen transients, claims confusion over papers and charges. He recalls learning the case only from an interpreter and describes hopes for acquittal, his family needs, and his wish that his children learn English to thrive in the United States.
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Jill
Covina
Feather Abley
Nobdy
Bony
Abe
United States
Jana
Sinen
California
Gov Wallace files tax suit against private foundations
Alabama governor George C. Wallace seeks a Supreme Court ruling to deny tax exemptions for organizations described as charity a cover for noncharitable activity. The state targets groups including the Red Cross Salvation Army and March of Dimes as examples of ineligible private foundations.
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Waskirgtgnary
Alabama
Stpveme
George C. Walle Ate
John. B. Connally
Hayward mulls Doran successor
City officials weigh who should replace Doran after a long tenure. Acting City Manager Bergid Smith recalled the difficulty in finding words to match his dedication to good government and the people, noting his efforts often made life feel heavy for colleagues.
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Bergid Smith
Doran
Sinc He Tame du Hayward
Vietnam secrets published Continued fights over atomic use
The Times and other papers printed parts of a Pentagon study on the war, while the Supreme Court upheld the papers' right to print. The National Review cites 1962 1967 documents on military and diplomatic aims, arguing a quick win with minimal civilian harm, and warns against protracted conflict in Southeast Asia.
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Pentagon
Induvbitte
Supreme Court
Federal Governmrat
Advatce Department
National Review
Bil
Weekly Maga Editel
Wilton F. Buckley Jr
Draft lottery set dag and senate dispute stalls talks
Young people from various parts will draw birth dates from plexiglass drums to determine order for next year’s draft. Birth dates and numbers will be matched to assign draft positions, with final results possibly delayed until the end. Sen John G Stennis said a key meeting was called because talks made insufficient headway toward a resolution.
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John G. Stennis
DsMiss
Senate
Curfew Enforced in Oxnard Amid Youth Clashes
Oxnard California police and Ventura County deputies set a curfew after a night of unrest damaged property and prompted a visible police response. Sixty officers with Port Hueneme and sheriff units patrolled with 200 youths challenged by warnings of further clashes. The calm returned as the curfew began, with no major incidents reported through the early hours.
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Wien
Iganaay
Radio Baling
Pnlien Anid
Oxnard
Port Hyertare
Ventura County Sheriff's Depunties
Siurday Ugh
Young swimmer aims for English Channel record
Dover officials warned of sharks as a young amateur swimmer attempts the English Channel crossing from the French coast. The 14 foot long sharks were sighted near the Kent coast while crews chased the record holder Leonore Modell and others in a tense pursuit off Dover.
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England
Richand
Aimerivan
Leonore Modell
Saccumerito
Calif
Westport
Conn
Kent
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