Israel Defies U.N. on Aqaba Passage in Crisis
Israel told the United Nations Security Council it is determined to safeguard free passage through the Gulf of Aqaba and warned against interference. Ambassador Gideon Rafael contrasted Egyptian moves with a 1939 blockade, while diplomats debated measures to end the standoff and secure navigation rights.
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Oil spills trigger three hour road closure after rain
A rain soaked Southern Alameda County roads with oil from a tanker spill near Dublin overpass. 1800 gallons slicked Highway 50 as James Guinn, 42, escaped injury. In Dumbarton Bridge crash Maxime J. Thomas, 49, and Jerry Lee Gorman, 38, were seriously injured. both later treated at Washington Hospital. Raythal May Gorman, 33, unharmed. San Leandro police later arrested Gene Langston for drunken driving after a pickup crash on William Street.
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Washington Hospital
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Gene Langston
Ca.dar. Ave
Mensfield Walker
Oakeland
Wiliam Street
Levy Gets 3-Year Sentence For Disloyalty And Disobedience
COLUMBIA, AP Capt Howard B Levy a Green Beret medic was sentenced to three years in prison for disloyalty and disobedience. He was dismissed from the Army and forfeits pay and allowances. The defense’s bail request was denied pending appeal. The court martial lasted about two hours as Levy showed no emotion.
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Charles Morgan Jr
American Civil Liberties Union
Earl V. Brown
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Gines Perez
E. B Roberts
Fr. Jackson
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Kaiser Hospital
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Liams
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Vietnam
Fremont Teachers Are Denied Strike
Fremont federation of teachers AFL-CIO failed to obtain strike sanction from Alameda County Central Labor Council in the dispute with Pramont Unified School District over reinstatement of James Ward at Walters Junior High. The council favored forming a committee of Fremont unions to explore actions while not denying strike sanction, which could be granted later if needed. The council will vote on the recommendation Monday night.
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Abandoned Baby Found Alive In San Francisco Playground
A day old baby boy survived after a stranger left a suitcase at a Glen Park playground. Neighbors watched from a window as a man about 30 years old fled in a car. A retired carpenter opened the suitcase and found the two hour old infant.
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Dwindling Showers Forecast For Weekend In Memory of Rainy Season
A weather forecast indicates a dwindling chance of showers this weekend amid a record rainy spring. Partly cloudy skies linger with cool temperatures, highs around the upper 40s to mid 50s, and scattered chances of brief rain events later tonight and tomorrow.
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Boston Riots Lead to Police Clash and Arrests
In Boston’s Grove Hall district a welfare march sparked a riot with rock throwing. Mayor John Collins called it the worst display of disrespect for rights, as police formed assault lines and cleared streets. Civil rights leaders Atkins Rushing and Williams were arrested on assault, disturbing the peace, and related charges.
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Israel Leaders Oppose Foreign Troop Aid in Any War
Israel’s Defense Minister Moshe Dayan declared that Israeli groups will fight Arabs without foreign troops and that he would not want Americans or Britons to die for Israel. He spoke to hundreds of reporters amid the Middle East crisis as New York politics continued to address the issue. Cairo radio quoted President Gamal Abdel Nasser saying Israel must stay in the Arab conflict, while Jordan warned against leveraging the crisis for political gain.
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Court Plan Contests Vote In Fremont Police Building Bond
Alameda County official says the Fremont Newark Union City Municipal Court seeks a second judge and two courtroom hall in the proposed police building. The move ties to civic center master plans and county goals to connect court and police facilities, aiming to share holding cells and avoid service duplication. The timing hinges on voter approval of the $1.4 million bond and county judicial council recommendations.
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Bland picks Coast Guard Academy after nomination
Greg Bland, a 17 year old Tennyson High School senior from Hayward, was nominated by Rep Don Edwards for the U S Naval Academy and the Coast Guard Academy. He chooses the Coast Guard Academy in New London, Connecticut, reporting June 26 after high marks in academics and physical tests.
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D-Calif
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US. Coast Guard Academy
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New London
Conn
Reagan Wary Of New U S Guard Proposal
Sacramento AP Governor Teagan voices caution over a proposed National Guard reorganization. Defense Secretary McNamara outlines a plan to cut California Guard strength from 22 182 to 24 958 and replace two divisions with three brigades. Governor demands assurance the force's effectiveness will remain intact before approval. Maj. Gen. Glenn C. Ames ordered to study implications.
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Massive Attack On Ridge Near Da Nang In Bloodiest Week
AP reports a veteran Communist regiment of about 3000 held a ridgeline near Quang Tin, 25 miles south of Da Nang, under heavy assault by more than 2000 Marines aided by air and artillery. In a week of fighting, 472 Reds were killed and Marines pinned the unit on a three mile crest. An amphibious probe 21 miles northeast of Hue aimed to sever infiltration routes, while another force landed inland to clear Communist zones near the Street Without Joy. The crash of two American jets raised U S losses to 369 planes. the Viet Cong battalion near Quang Trc City suffered heavy casualties in a running battle.
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