Cadet Morgan slated to speak on cadet training in San Leandro
James J. Morgan of Hayward, a Tennyson High School graduate and West Point freshman cadet, will address six South County clubs this week on cadet training. He is set for breakfast and noon sessions with the San Leandro Ma tina Kissanis Club Kiwanis and Rotary groups Tuesday through Thursday, including Bayfair, Greater Hayward Kiwanis, and Greater Hayward Rotary engagements.
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San Leandro Couple Among Four Dead in Nevada Crash
Four people are dead after a two year crash 20 miles west of Winnemucca Nevada on Interstate 80. The San Leandro couple Lee Sandfort 68 and Ida 71 were killed in a westbound car. An eastbound vehicle carried Frank A. Bella 77 and daughter Vivian 49 with Bella dying later from injuries. Bella's daughter also died at the scene.
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Pressman Apparent death by own action in Newark
Eugene Errl Popp, 41, a pressman for The Daily Review, was found with a shotgun wound in the chest in the Newark back yard at about 6:30 a.m. by his sister Louise Barnette. He had a history of attempted self harm and was estranged from his wife Eilene Popp of Castro Valley.
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Silent Majority Pushes Senate Probes of Bay Area Colleges
The SMART group, claiming 1000 members across 22 California counties, urges the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee to investigate San Francisco State University, the University of California at Berkeley, Merrill College in Oakland, Cal State Hayward, and Mission High School in San Francisco for radical activities.SMART cites violence and attacks on moderate and conservative faculty and students as justification. Officers listed include Terry Faulkner as chairman Pat Collinger as vice chairman Judith Sutherland as secretary and Ann Flynn as communications chairman.
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Test May Cause Sonic Booms Over Western U.S. and Canada
An air defense exercise by North American Air Defense Command Western region units may produce sonic booms over the western United States and Canada early Thursday. The drill, with the Strategic Air Command, involves 20 000 U.S. and Canadian personnel. SAC bombers simulate an enemy attack over the Northwest, while the US Air Force Fourth Air Force interceptors attempt to halt the incursion. Spokesmen said the exercise won’t last long.
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Western Air to start Oakland Portland nonstop service
Western Air Lines announced daily nonstop flights between Oakland and Portland starting July 1. Flight 630 departs Oakland at 8:00 am, arrives Portland at 9:24 am, and continues to Seattle, reaching Seattle at 10:18 am. Return Flight 631 leaves Seattle at 10:30 am, lands in Portland at 11:26 am, and arrives Oakland at 1:09 pm.
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Soviets Still in Moon Race, Von Braun Says Lead Narrowing
Werner von Braun, head of the Marshall Space Flight Center, told Stern magazine in an interview that the Soviet lunar effort remains active. He warned a breakdown in the U S program could erase the American lead, noting indications of a plan to launch cosmonauts directly to the moon. He said the Russians are likely a year behind but still pursuing a manned lunar landing.
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Review highlights veiled oilman bears no hatred in tone
Unclear readable content mentions political or ethnic topics with scattered names and dates. The fragmentary text references Biafrans and a shipper, with page and TV shots noted as canceled. No coherent events, figures, or actions are discernible for a solid summary.
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Storm flags up in Miami as tropical system nears Florida
Tropical low mood with winds up to 36 mph drenched northwestern Cuba and moved into the Florida Straits. Small craft warnings were posted from Miami to the southern peninsula as seas ran five to eight feet. Forecasters expect some heavy rains along Southeast Florida while noting no immediate sign of rapid intensification.
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Radio TV Must Air Various Views
The Supreme Court rules broadcasters can be ordered to air opposing views on controversial issues, nullifying a Pennsylvania case and reversing a California law. It strikes down wage garnishment hearings and upholds limits on harassment and racial board composition. Notable reversals include Klansman Brandom and Dodd calumny case, with emphasis on First Amendment protections and state authority boundaries.
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Unemployment Steady At 3.5 Percent In May Report
US jobless rate held at 3.5 percent in May while payrolls rose 90,000. Employment growth shows a slowdown with goods sector weakening and services still rising. Average hourly earnings edged up to 3.08, weekly earnings to 119.75, and total unemployment fell to 2.3 million. Nonwhite unemployment slipped slightly, teen unemployment eased, and the civilian labor force stayed near 79.6 million.
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Nixon outlines plan to withdraw 25000 troops from South Vietnam
Nixon and Thieu in a long communiqué discuss gradual U.S. drawdown while keeping support to South Vietnam. They emphasize self determination, review future talks with the Viet Cong, and insist South Vietnam decide its government. They call for mutual troop withdrawals with Laos and Cambodia and pledge continued U.S. aid and support.
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Lime Cancer Kills Actor Robert Taylor
Noted actor Robert Taylor, once a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer star from 1934 to 1938, dies of lime cancer. Born near Beatrice, Nebraska, he rose to fame after Quo Vadis (1951) and later married Barbara Stanwyck, then Miss Treiss, with two children. He also co-owned Fan-Star Television and starred in Westerns. Funeral services set for Forest Lawn Wednesday morning.
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Red Peace Delegates Deride Nixon Decision
Delegates condemn Nixon moves as U S troop withdrawals from Vietnam prompt debate over aims and timing. Reports cite continued shelling and casualties at Hamburger Hill amid efforts to pressure North Vietnam while seeking peace talks and alliance stability.
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Progress and risks in Soviet MIRV threats and US defense
Reports indicate Soviet progress on land based nuclear missiles and multi warhead systems. Analysts warn that 1000 Minuteman and 600 Poseidon missiles with multiple warheads could be overwhelmed by a Soviet MIRV wave, influencing debates over Safeguard antimissile deployment.
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Utility Tax Hearing Set In Hayward
A League of California Cities spokesman says Hayward will set a five percent monthly utility tax amid broader California city plans. Cities including Los Angeles Fresno Culver City Pacific Grove and San Bernardino are considering the measure to fund social and public works programs without higher property taxes. Councilmen will open the proposal for public debate at the five PM meeting at city hall with adoption possible later. The tax would apply to most gas electric and telephone users in the city.
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Quadruplets Born at Yale New Haven Hospital
Mrs Elizabeth Holtzman of Lyme Conn gave birth to quadruplets at Yale New Haven Hospital. One baby died at birth while the remaining three survive in good condition. The 25 year old mother and the trio of babies are reported in good shape. Husband Harry Holtzman is a 57 year old Brooklyn College art professor. The birth is the hospital's first surviving quadruplets.
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City faces pay rise bill amid uncertain revenue plan
Leandro Tax Job shows increased costs of 74 100 dollars for recreation 26 900 for library 25 500 for pension and 34 000 for city employees. A 100 000 pay increase for 400 workers from civil service is not covered. Officials mull utilities tax plus other sources. assessor warns figures are preliminary for July’s official roll. An unexpected 17 million cushion could ease the downturn.
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