Nixon Thieu Talks Open Today on Vietnam Withdrawal
Reports say President Nixon and South Vietnam's Nguyen Thien have begun talks on phased U.S. troop withdrawals and training of South Vietnamese replacements. A communique is expected outlining a limited withdrawal, with timing and numbers unspecified amid fluid war conditions. Public questions center on how withdrawal would affect Paris talks and the balance of strength.
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Berkeley Park Issue To Regents Faces Fractured Dissent
Friday night a People’s Park Negotiating Committee protest failed to gather as about 20 demonstrators sat near the regents’ meeting, while leaders debated park control. Chancellor Heyns and UC officials urged careful planning as Regents weighed city, university, or builder control amid calls for community led, diverse development.
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Mutiny Trial Yields Varied Sentences for GIs
The court martial panel weighed 83 days of testimony in a mutiny case involving U.S. soldiers, with sentences ranging from two years to extended terms. Several defendants faced psychiatric testimony and mental health histories, while one had Vietnam duty noted. The panel debated lengthy deliberations and heard 62 witnesses, including 14 psychiatrists.
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$4.5 Million Lakeview Apartments Set To Rise In Fremont
Construction on the Lakeview apartment community by L. B. Malson Corporation begins Sunday on a 40 acre site opposite Fremont Hub Shopping Center. The 256-unit two story complex will wrap a manmade lake and offer 72 buildings with cantilevered balconies, 485 parking spaces, a recreation building and a pool. Architects Morris and Lohrbach, with landscape architect Robert Peterson, design varied one and two bedroom layouts.
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School Chief Plans Retirement On Life After Service
The young generation’s growth under active environments is praised as Burrell plans to retire with his wife Mase, a former registered nurse. He notes priorities for travel through Canada this fall and a Christmas visit to Hawaii to see three granddaughters as they plan to stay in the area.
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Thieu Opposition Backed by Senate and Assembly on Coalition Plan
South Vietnam's Senate and National Assembly endorsed cautious positions on elections under constitutional terms and broad troop withdrawals. The National Security Council also discussed future troop pullouts as officials note about 540,000 U.S. troops remain and possible reductions before year end. Nixon and Thieu planned public announcements after their conference.
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Greek Plot Crushed Amid Coup Attempt In Athens
Premier George Papadopoulos announced a plot to topple his regime has been crushed and 16 retired Greek army officers arrested. A hunt continues for Alexandros Panagoulis, deserter convicted of lying to kill him and who escaped from jail.
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Promoted Officers Named for Rear Admiral Rank
Rear Adm. Rank to two officers announced in San Francisco by the 12th Naval District. Capt. James Ferris, former Coral Sea commander, and Capt. William H. Livingston of the Ranger, Alameda, both slated for rear admiral rank.
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Malfunction Before Deadly Plane Crash Revealed
Washington based report from the National Transportation Safety Board states that the United Air Lines Boeing 727 lost all electrical power two minutes before crashing near Los Angeles on January 18 killing 38 aboard. Preliminary findings note one generator was inoperative for three days prior, leaving only two generators as the aircraft attempted takeoff. The loss of electricity would have left pilots without instruments and horizon reference in darkness during the fatal plunge into the Pacific.
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One Killed One Hurt In Quincy Shootout
In a Quincy residential area a veteran was killed and another wounded along with a young girl after a Saturday shootout. Richard Jefferson 22, a former Quincy bank employee and Vietnam veteran, died from his wounds. His daughter and Jesse Hardwick 54 were injured, Hardwick in hospital after surgery to remove a damaged spleen and stomach, and Jefferson's wife Doris 19 held in grief as authorities investigate. The sheriff said details remain under review with no public statement yet.
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Sunday Scriptures selection by Trinity Church rector
Selected by Rev. Graham Lester of Trinity Episcopal Church Hayward, the message reflects peace in Christ amid world troubles. The verse quotes John 16 33 and offers encouragement for believers.
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History of Country Music Emergence in 1920 Turning Point
Murray Kentucky author Malone details country music’s shift from rural folk roots to a commercial genre around 1920. He traces influence from early artists Kay Acuff Maybelle Garner Tex Ritter and Ray Price, noting moves toward hillbilly music and broader public notice.
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Hayward Man Found Dead At Home
A Hayward man, 24, was found dead at his residence on Saratoga Lane by his brother in law after firefighters were alerted by the running water. Police say apparent suicide, with body discovered inside the home on Taylor Street.
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