Weather Summary for Northern California and Bay Area
Fair through Sunday with coastal fog and scattered afternoon thunderstorms in the Sierra Nevada. Temperatures mostly steady. highs reach into the 70s in some valleys and 40s to 60s along the coast. Winds mainly light to moderate, with some gusts in the Delta and coastal regions.
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Obituaries From South County Dignitaries in Fremont
Slava J. Penherthy, 66, of Fremont, died July 24. Services were held July 74 at the Graham Abd Hitch Mortuary with a Requiem at 7 a.m. at Holy Ghost Catholic Church in Pleasanton. Rosary was recited at 4 p.m. tomorrow. Bernard J. Potter, 4, of Leandra, died July 2. Services at 2 p.m. Monday at the Chapel of the Roses Mortuary on Peralta Blvd. Fremont. Claudia Varsafea Hylan, 31, of Pleasanton, listed with Lake Chabot and Cantro Valley funeral references.
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Fire department call roundup for South County area
Fire departments in Castro Valley San Leandro Ashland Garryland Fremont Centerville Newark and Livermore report 24 hour activity including car fires grass fires stove fires and a residence fire rescue calls. Notable incidents include a car fire on Robin Street and 130th Avenue and a residence bale at a convalescent home on South Livermore Avenue.
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Horoscope and Death Notice from July 1968
The column offers daily horoscopes for Aries through Pisces with cautions on conflicts, travel, finances, and social life. It includes a death notice for Roberta Brown of Hayward, detailing surviving family, origins, and funeral arrangements with Sorensen Bros. Chapel and Golden Gate National Cemetery.
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Doni Owens
Caniro Valley
Robert Barry
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Angela Wilton
Gattodott
San Francisco
San Diego
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Sorensen Bros. Chapel
Rogee Lewis
Golden Gate National Temelery
Duiy
California Poll Sees VP Pick Vital to 1968 Ticket
The California Poll finds vice presidential selection crucial for 1968 races with Nelson Rockefeller and Eugene McCarthy viewed as prime GOP and Democratic candidates. McCarthy atop a Democratic ticket shows strong preference, while Reagan lacks added strength for the GOP in California.
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Fremont Boy Dies After Apparent Brain Injury
A 10 year old Fremont boy, Lance Paulson, died after an apparent brain tumor related injury. Firefighters from Station No. 3 attempted mouth to mouth resuscitation and closed heart massage at home and later Washington Hospital where he had surgery in January. He was pronounced dead shortly after 5 p.m.
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Pao
Fremont
Lance Pulson
Paul Paulson
Griffith
Alan Kenney
Washington Hospital
Teen Victims Watch Own Rescue Search
In Istanbul Turkish authorities and rescue crews faced a long night searching a swamp and creek for three youths feared drowned during protests. Police, firemen, and volunteers helped as crowds watched.
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Suleyman Demire
Peace goal dominates Humphrey bid amid Democratic spillover
Vice President hopeful Hubert Humphrey restated his aim of “peace nothing less” in Vietnam while signaling possible running mates among McCarthy Hughes and others. Kennedy’s and McCarthy’s comments shaped a race framed by civil rights tensions and antiwar strategy as Rockefeller warned of a nuclear stalemate if Vietnam escalates.
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Post Offices in South County Stay Open Amid Cuts
South County post offices remain open until noon as the Postal Service pauses planned manpower cuts. A stay order from Postmaster General with a Senate exemption delays full service reductions, while initial steps limit window hours and curb Saturday street-box pickups, aiming toward 12,000 branch closures and four-day deliveries.
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Strikers Demand Time For Coffee Breaks Across East Bay
A widespread strike by lumber workers and clerks in Alameda Contra Costa and Hayward areas disrupts several yards and yards open for business. Branson-Cross Lumber Guands and Loop Lumber and Mill Co are among affected firms with negotiations ongoing. East Bay Automobile Dealers Association reports related dealer sales staff strikes in Oakland Berkeley and Alameda impacting car sales.
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Berkeley
Unruh Calls For Halt To Bombing In Peace Talks
Los Angeles UPI report: Speaker Jesse M. Unruh urged a pause in bombing of North Vietnam to back peace talks tied to the Paris negotiations for late Senator Robert F. Kennedy. He said continued bombing yields no advantage and demanded cessation as a precondition for talks.
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UPI
Jesse M. Unruh
North Vietnam
Robert F
Paris
Kennedy
Welder
Hanoi
Unruh
California
San Francisco Officials Weigh Fitzpatrick Replacement
An AP report says Police Chief Cahill Deputy Chief Nelder and Commissioner Maillard may resign over a bid to replace inspector Thomas J. Fitzpatrick who heads the intelligence squad. Mayor Alioto denies dictating Nevins replacement. Nevins is a veteran patrolman and Aliotos former schoolmate.
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Thomas J. Fitzpatrick
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Thomas J. Cahill
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J. W. Maillard
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North Viet’s Tank Attack Reported in Hanoi Clash
Rescue helicopters found a downed pilot after a bloody tank assault by North Viet troops. A Navy Phantom was also shot down, with official spokesmen confirming it. Over the past five days six to seven aircraft were lost in North Vietnam’s panhandle as American pilots conducted 119 missions on Friday into the region.
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Algeria Frees Hijack Group Women and Children
In Algiers ten women and children aboard the El Al airliner hijacked last Tuesday were released. Police escorted the captives from Dar el Reida Airport to a waiting vehicle and they departed for Geneva.
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West Germany's Sigismund von Braun Presents Credentials in Paris
President Charles de Gaulle received the credentials of West Germany's new ambassador to France Sigismund von Braun, the brother of U.S. rocket scientist Werner von Braun, in Paris on Friday.
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Werner von Braun
This Day In Review Electric Sign Men Strike In 1789
San Francisco AP reports a historical review noting the 1789 establishment of the U S Department of Foreign Affairs later State, with 100 electrically tradesmen striking for wage and benefit gains. It recalls Wright’s 1909 flight, a 1939 race riot in Chicago, and 1984 Britain Egypt Suez accord ending occupation.
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Former Fremont Resident Killed in Crash
Gerald Simmons 17, a Hayward native and former Fremont resident, was killed Thursday in a car motorcycle crash in Ampt, Louisiana. He moved from Fremont with his family about three months ago and was a junior at Washington High School. He lived at 4575 Alhambra Drive, Fremont.
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Gunman Robs Hollywood Club In Leandro Bar Heist
An armed robber and two accomplices forced customers to the floor at the Hollywood Club, 296 MacArthur Blvd., yesterday. They cleaned out the cash register and safe, fleeing with 289 dollars. The shooter, wielding a .38 revolver, warned William McCarthy and two patrons to stay down. The trio were seen outside Liebar prior to the robbery. McCarthy did not reach his own weapon in a back room.
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San Mateo Collision Kills Leandro Pair
Two Leandro residents were killed in a head on crash on the freeway near San Mateo. Potter, 54, and Mrs Cheryl Rae Smith, 28, died after being struck by a car driven by Reuben Martin, 18, of San Mateo. The collision occurred about 1:17 am near the Freeway. The other passengers sustained minor injuries.
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Abernathy Omits Nixon From List
In PEORTA Illinois Rev Ralph D Abernathy head of the SCLC named presidential candidates Negroes would report this year and omitted Richard Nixon. He said Negroes would back Nelson Rockefeller Eugene McCarthy or Hubert Humphrey at a nine state Methodist conference and platform committee meetings.
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Newton Petition Rejected in California Supreme Court
The California Supreme Court rejected without comment a petition to delete Huey Newton's 1964 weapon assault conviction from his current Oakland murder indictment. Newton's attorney Charles Garry also filed a petition with the US Supreme Court. A juror impaneling halt was requested pending a hearing on the prior felony issue.
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