Shadowed carrier Intrepid sails past Suez amid Middle East crisis
The United States carrier Intrepid passes the Suez Canal en route to Vietnam while Egyptian submarines shadow and block Gulf of Aqaba shipping. British PM Wilson visits Washington for emergency talks with Johnson and Pearson seeking a maritime alliance. Rusk says no immediate force or unilateral action planned as U.N. moves seek restraint.
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Reagan Installment Tax Plan Rebuffed in Assembly
In Sacramento the Assembly rejected Reagan's installment tax plan after a 29 to 8 vote. Democrats united against the GOP proposal to replace withholding on personal income taxes with an installment system. All present Republicans supported the plan, while several members were absent.
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Transit Walkout Averted By Court
A potential strike by Amalgamated Transit Union Division 192 that would have halted 80,000 riders in Alameda and Contra Costa counties was blocked by a temporary restraining order. Judge Lennard Dieden set a hearing for Tuesday to decide if the order should become permanent. About 1,400 bus drivers and related workers were involved, with wages at issue and a proposed 45 cent per hour raise, plus a cost of living allowance and life insurance enhancements. The district offered arbitration on unresolved issues and a three-year plan. The dispute followed breakdowns in talks over wage rates and arbitration conditions.
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Special Cal State Conference Called Barred Newsmen
Cal State officials convene a special meeting at Hayward to review the college operation. Chancellor Clem Dumke heads a three man auditing team that visited the Hayward campus to confer with faculty and administration. The meeting, part of today’s regular CSU senate session, will be closed to the public and open to faculty and administrators only.
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New Plan For Freeway Reviewed
Hayward public works reviews a plan for an east west freeway crossing Nimitz and Jackson Street traffic to bypass the highway. Proposal includes a separate overcrossing from Santa Clara Street to Turner Court through the county yard with westbound traffic ending on Hesperian Boulevard. Hal Taylor of the State Division of Highways presented the plan at a city officials and homeowners meeting amid objections to merging Jackson Street with the freeway and a proposed Southgate interchange to carry traffic over the Nimitz.
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vandals steal no on recall signs in new haven district
in a recall drive against school board president rev el0 i paulsen vandals removed or defaced nearly all no on recall signs, with more than ten reported stolen late monday into tuesday most signs on private property were stapled over by perpetrators case claims the act is criminal and accuses ir responsible youths while noting homemade signs were printed by citizens themselves and look similar
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Mortgage Rates Unaffected by California Savings Cut
Spokesmen for the savings and loan industry and home builders in the East Bay say prospective home buyers will likely not see immediate benefits from possible rate cuts. The Federal Home Loan Bank Board announced maximums of five percent for passbook savings and 4.25 percent on three year certificates in California, with current rates at 5.25 percent and higher than other states. This affects over half of home mortgages financed through savings and loan associations, potentially enabling lower long term mortgage rates.
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Rate changes ripple through savers and lenders nationwide
The board left maxims unchanged for most states while small gains shift savings costs. Savings rates stay at 4.75 percent for passbook savers and 25 percent for savings certificates, with lenders like Amuther and other associations facing higher funding costs and tighter margins. Spokesmen say the moves reflect broader market conditions and the Federal Home Loan Bank’s details to come.
U S Troops Strike Major Viet Cong Fortress
In a dramatic operation near Quang Ngai Province, U S forces uncovered and crushed a vast Viet Cong stronghold after a naval bombardment. The armored unit engaged entrenched defenders, killing 18 North Vietnamese soldiers as fighting continued. Navy missiles and air support aided the assault, with 35 U S warplanes lost in the month and 27 Communist jets shot down.
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Weather Clearing Tonight With Warmer Tomorrow Forecast
Weather clears tonight with warmer conditions expected tomorrow. Tonight’s row 47-0 and high tomorrow projected from 63 to 73. Northwest winds around 12.25 miles per hour in the afternoon. Details included.
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Army Bans Liquor Bouts After Paratrooper Death
A Pentagon order clamps down on military drinking rituals following the death of Lt Ronald Reeves, 28, in Fayetteville North Carolina during initiation. The incident prompted officials to condemn heavy-handed practices and over-indulgence in unofficial ceremonies. Reeves reportedly had an unusually high blood alcohol content.
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