Fremont widow, Cloverdate Creamery founder, dies at 90
Emma Bauhofer, longtime Fremont resident and Cloverdate Creamery founder, died at 90. Born in Bern Switzerland, she and her late husband moved the business from Alameda to Fremont. Survivors include two daughters, two sons, nine grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Funeral services at Chapel of the Roses Mortuary in Fremont.
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Chapel of the Hoses Mortuary
Case against doctor delayed in Berkeley court
A Berkeley Albany Municipal Court judge postponed Dr John A Richardson 49 charged with violating state health and safety laws by treating cancer patients with laetrite The hearing was moved to July 1 to review a demurrer The doctor and two nurses Mares tete Grozch 46 Richmond and Charlotte R Anderson 61 El Sobrante were arrested at the Albany clinic and are free on bail
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Hughes Granted One Year Visitor Status in Canada
Parliament secretary Ray Ferrault confirmed Howard Hughes received a one year extension of his visitor permit three months ago. Officials cited indisposition as the reason and noted Hughes has stayed in his Bayshore Inn suite near Varioniver Match days.
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Volpe Doubts Concorde Will Fly US Landings
Transportation Secretary Volpe criticized the Concorde on fears of pollution and safety. He said the FAA would not permit the SST to enter the United States unless it meets strict standards and questioned Congress’s decision to kill the US SST program before a prototype existed.
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Divorce party marks end of marriage in Bolton
A divorced man in Bolton, Massachusetts hosted a mock wedding for 90 friends to celebrate his divorce. The party featured a wedding cake with black icing and a plastic ghoul, a stripped antique car with Just Divorced painted on the side, and gifts themed to divorce. The couple, married in England seven years ago, had been separated for two years before the divorce.
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Stock market rises as bargain hunting returns
New York stocks advanced after early losses as profit taking gave way to bargain buying. The Dow Jones industrial average rose about 3.39 points to 57.78 by noon as oils airlines motors and farm equipment stocks declined while mail order retail rose and most other groups mixed. Analysts blamed the early dip on profit taking and a dull market backdrop tied to government data showing inflation and unemployment held steady since last August economic controls.
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Free Beer Strike Hits Schmidt's Philadelphia Plants
About six brewery workers from Local 3 and 183 United Brewery Workers walked out Monday at Schmidt's Philadelphia and Norristown plants to protest elimination of a 20 year free beer break. They contend mediation is planned after talks over a three year wage contract failed to address two bartenders’ jobs.
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Fight burns in Rome firebombing at neofascist HQ
In Rome on Monday night, an unidentified group firebombed the headquarters of the New Europe youth movement, part of the neofascist Italian social movement. Police reported several burn injuries, with two men seriously hurt.
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Birmingham Declares Second Smog Alert In Four Days
Birmingham health officer Dr. Géorgie Tarly Jr. announced a second air pollution alert as particulate levels rose again after a brief drop. The alert for four days directs some plants to cut emissions by 10 percent while authorities push for pollution-control equipment installation by 1973.
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Drivers End Soft Drink Strike In Bay Area Return
San Francisco AP reports a six month strike against Bay Area soft drink bottlers ends as six Teamsters locals resume work today. Three plants in South County and two in Hayward noted. About 275 workers affected. tentative agreements approved after ratification votes. Mediation and arbitration to resolve remaining issues including wages and benefits.
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Plot allowance bill sails to Senate for veterans burials
The House passed a plot allowance bill by 310 to 4 to aid veterans buried in nongovernment cemeteries with a $150 allowance. Supporters note national cemeteries are crowded. the bill also calls for a study on expanding national cemeteries, possibly regionally.
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Woman Kills Self After Family Dog Bit by Snake
Calaveras County deputies report a 30?year?old housewife, Betty Hines, shot herself in the chest with a 32 caliber pistol in the family camper near the Mokelumne River after their St Bernard was bitten by a rattlesnake. Authorities say the incident followed the dog bite and occurred Sunday.
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West Germany Gives 46.6 Million for Marshall Fund Study
West Germany announced a 46.6 million dollar grant to create the German Marshall Fund of the United States to study problems facing advanced industrial societies in Europe and North America. A second grant near 1 million dollars will support Harvard studies and a memorial foundation.
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Opera singer Melvin Stokes dies in San Francisco
Opera singer and onetime Broadway musical comedy performer Melvin Stokes died Monday after a brief illness in San Francisco. His work spanned stage and screen, leaving a noted imprint on mid century musical theatre.
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City workers weigh Mission Boulevard street plans and aims
Councilmen and planning commissioners spar over keeping Mission Boulevard in its current alignment to preserve trees and a tranquil area while engineers push options for future traffic. Plans include a left turn lane at Washington Relavent or a narrowed curb to curb width with no left turn lane and a four lane undivided road with a west side pedestrian strip. Decisions await environmental impact studies and Pine Street to Paseo Padre Parkway connections. Also on the agenda are a regional community assistance team funded by a federal grant and proposed increases in dog license fees to cover service deficits.
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Laird Praises Vietnamization Amid Senate Attack On Waste
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird told Senate and House Armed Services committees that Vietnamization is astonishingly successful though the war effort may cost an extra five billion dollars if North Vietnam presses on. Critics argued Washington’s aid cannot match Hanoi’s invasion, while Laird defended the program and said a future U.S. exit depends on Communist acceptance of Nixon’s prisoner return offer.
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Southern governors keep stance on delegate counts in primaries
Delegates are at stake as Humphrey tours California and New Mexico while McGovern and Wallace vie for support. California awards all delegates to the statewide Democratic vote, with six other candidates on the ballot and GOP interest centered on Ashbrook vs Nixon. New Jersey, New Mexico, South Dakota delegate contests shape the race ahead of the primaries.
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Army to trim fat rules for overweight personnel
Westmoreland orders troops to cut fat in ranks amid new standards for weight and fitness. Excess weight and inconsistent performance trigger potential corrective action and medical supervision. dismissal only for ongoing substitution of effort, not immediate removal.
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Family Mass Held for Bobby Kennedy in Arlington
The Kennedy family attends a memorial mass at Saint Luke's Church in McLean near Arlington to honor Robert F. Kennedy four years after his assassination. Attending were Ethel Kennedy with crutches, Onassis, McNamara, Sargent Shriver, Edward Kennedy, and Kennedy children. the service was led by Rev. A. F. Pereira.
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Fremont tax on construction plan halves city costs
Fremont council discussed funding for existing capital improvements through a construction tax and considered a 2 percent business license fee with chamber guidance. Rhodes dissented on both items, abstaining on the fee and opposing a staff plan to share value from housing density. A June 10 meeting was set to review city fees and a quarry per-tonnage tax was debated for revenue potential.
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