Newark Man Killed Crossing Freeway Near Castro Valley
John Salter Sr. of Wells Avenue New ark was killed after being struck by a car while running across a northbound Interstate near East Castro Valley Boulevard. He was walking the center divider when hit. patrolmen cite hitchhiking and illegal presence on the highway.
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Castyo Valley
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Barclay Road
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Walford
Concrete drivers back to work after Bay Area strike
About 1,000 readymix concrete truck drivers return to work as Teamsters sign a three year contract with higher wages and benefits. The June to July strike disrupted South Bay plants and slowed construction, with Bay Area layoffs nearing 10,000 and Contra Costa County workers to resume after a 40 to 48 percent raise. Berkeley city workers maintain a two day walkout including trash collectors.
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Customer points pistol at gas station aide in robbery
Castro Valley sheriff reports an attempted robbery at Best Gas Co. on Castey Valley Blvd. Robert L. DuBois, attendant on duty, was threatened with a metal pistol as a customer demanded money. The rider and passenger fled with an amount between 80 and 100 dollars. No license plates observed.
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Castro Valley
Robert, L. DuBois
Best Gas Co
Castey Valley Blvd
DuBois
Sheriff's Deputies
Burglars Take Shotguns and Office Equipment in Fremont
Police report two weekend burglaries in Fremont totaling about 3,200 dollars. Seven shotguns worth 1,550 were stolen from Patricia McPall’s home after a door was left open. Four Typewriters and one adding machine, valued around 1,700, were taken from Walters Junior High School, with burglars forcing a boarded window and prying open the office door.
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Fremont
Patricia McPall
Walters Junior High School
Window Breakage Report From Wayward Ada Mae Harrison Home
Deputies were notified of shattered windows at the Ada Mae Harrison residence in Wayward. The couple said they heard glass at about 10 pm and found multiple windows broken with several items on the floor. They had previously complained about horses trespassing on a neighboring property.
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Drug arrests double in four years in Nixon briefing
In the White House, President Nixon learned drug violation arrests rose from 6,144 this year to 8,485 four years prior, with Myles Ambrose noting progress as officials compare the trend to a football field position. The meeting included Ambrose and other attendees, all signaling agreement.
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Washington
Nixon
Gval
Myles Ambrose
Ambrose
Federal Office of Drug Abuse Law Enforcement
Cotati youth wins rodeo prize at Hayward event
Sixteen year old Randy Lovett of Cotati won the all round award at the 10th annual Hayward Junior Rodeo. The Kiwanis Club sponsored meet at Howell Ranch drew 225 entries with winners across steer riding calf riding calf roping and team roping events.
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Randy Lovett
Cotati
Greater Hayward
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Josy Neves
San Jose
Ta Peterson
Livermore
Keith Mayers
Walnut Creek
Mike Johnson
San Leandro
McGovern names aides to campaign staff
Senator McGovern announces a lineup of aides including Emily as campaign manager and Fran Mankiewicz as top political adviser. The traveling staff features Lt. Gov. William Daugherty, Stewart Udall, Frederick Dutton, and Yale Rey Martin as minorities coordinator, with regional coordinators Richard Stearns, BU Segal, and Harold Himmelman covering different regions.
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Emily Campaign Minager
Fran Mankiewicz
McGovern
William Daugherty
Sout Dakota
Sec
Stewart Udall
Frederick Dutton
Yalerey Martin
Har
Richard Stearns
West
BU Segal
Harold Himmelman
Agnew attacks McGovern amnesty policy in Alaska rally
Vice President Spiro Agnew assailed Senator George McGovern's amnesty plan during a campaign stop in Anchorage, urging tougher treatment for draft dodgers and insisting service should be required even after the war. He warned the nation’s youth issues and alleged media bias as he spoke to about 300 people and prepared for a fundraising event in Fairbanks before heading to Portland for another engagement.
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U S strikes hit North Vietnam amid heavy fighting
U S forces reported heavy air and artillery actions across North Vietnam. Attacks targeted transportation hubs, coastal storage, and bridges while ground clashes near Tam Quan and Quang Tri Province yielded Vietnamese recaptures and allied casualties. A Navy reconnaissance aircraft and a Corsair attack plane crashed or were lost, with pilots missing or rescued.
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Ross
Lion
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Tam Quan
Binh di
Gon
Quang
Tei
Fn Hee
North Vietnam
Hanoi Satieny
U.S
Nixon plans key meeting at Miami Beach convention
Nixon targets a pivotal meeting with Japanese leaders during the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach. Kissinger arranged invites to Tanaka, who narrowly defeated Takeo Takuda to succeed former Prime Minister Fusaku Sato. The talks focus on trimming the U S trade deficit with Japan to curb imports.
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Kissinger
Japan
Nixon
Tanaka
United States
Supreme Court asked to rehear 16 death row cases
AP report says prosecutors asked the Supreme Court to rehear 16 death row cases after its 2 decision banning executions. Requests came in 13 Georgia cases, 2 in Pennsylvania, and 1 in Texas. Texas AG Crawford Martin urged a hearing in Elmer Branch’s case. PA DA Arlen Specter asked reconsideration for Anthony Solevi and Frank Phelan. GA AG Arthur Bolton filed in 13 cases. Martinsaid the ruling is a severe blow to the American jury system.
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APY
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Frank Phelan
Mardin
Speeter
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Bolton
Market gains pushed by good news on NY trading
Strong stock market advance continued in New York as favorable economic news fed optimism. The noon Dow Jones industrial average rose amid moderate activity, while glamour shares led gains and investors awaited potential actions by legislators on the death penalty.
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New York
Leandro Pupils Achieve Notable Grade Scores Across Schools
Record shows students across Leandro Garfield Halcyon Jefferson Kennedy McKinley Madison Monroe Roosevelt Washington Wilson and others advancing grades with years and months indicating progress from first to sixth grade. Mathematics statistics highlight differing grade scores and durations, including actual scores and months for each school.
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Halcyon
Jefferson
Kennedy
McKinley
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Monroe
Java
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Tve
Radison
Monron
Washington
Wilson
Hope Fades for Trapped Miners in Mine Fire After Listing
A mine fire on Thursday endangers trapped miners as hopes fade. A spokesman refused to explain why the mine was on a dangerous list, hindering weekly spot checks and raising questions about safety classifications.
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