De Gaulle Plans Top Level Meet with World Leaders
Gen. Charles de Gaulle held an unscheduled review with top advisers on France foreign policy. Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville attended after Bonn talks with Konrad Adenauer. Speculation centers on meetings with Adenauer Macmillan and possibly Eisenhower.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Maurice Couve de Murville
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Adenauer
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Reds Threaten Spy Trial On Copter Crew
East German officials threaten to try nine American servicemen as spies after an off course helicopter flight over Germany. Soviet officials dispute the report, saying East German jurisdiction is in question. Dulles signaled inspection posts for China and cautioned against recognizing Red China, tying talks to broader disarmament issues.
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U.S
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Ember
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Soviet Union
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Bonn
Thad
German Democratic Republic
Dulles Indica
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Geneva
Moscow
Britain
France
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Red China
Teachers call pay plan a slap in the face
Hayward Union High School district trustees and a teachers committee failed to agree on a 1983 59 salary schedule after a two hour wage discussion. James Frank the instructors spokesman called the compromise proposal a slap in the face to teachers. The two groups will meet again at 7 pm today in the board room on Feat hill Blvd. Frank said the teachers oppose a bonus pay for long service teachers and object to its use as a substitute for higher raises in the upper brackets.
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Serted
San Lorenzo High School
James’ Frank
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Frank
Robert ‘Taylor
Lanny Ramm
Waitress Pleads Guilty in Abortion Ring Case
Fresno based case sees Neela Campbell, 27, a Reedley waitress, sentenced to five years probation for aiding William Malone of Berkeley in abortions. Campbell admitted assisting but denied any financial gain. Malone and Fresno physician Dr J L Maupin were central figures in the probe with San Jose links.
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Fresno
UPI
Arthur C. Shepard
Neela Campbell
Reedley
Castro Valley Firemen Win Pay Hikes Amid Clash
Castro Valley approves 14 percent plus raises for firemen with top figures reaching 895 for chief and 640 for assistant chief. Fire Commissioner Fan Rhodes opposes, calling the increases unrealistic as residents face small or no raises. President Brian Thompson defends the range, noting no pay raises last year and potential class 4 fire protection rating may lower insurance costs Valleywide.
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Fan Rhodes
Brian Thompson
Rhodes
Valley
Thompson
San Leandro
Mills Bouchard
Girl Fatally Shot In Rifle Accident In Madera
Betty Ann Burnett six years old died after a cousin Dennis Flippo seven pulled the trigger on a .22 rifle the bullet hit her in the stomach and she died hours later in a hospital. The family had just arrived from Dumas Arkansas to visit relatives.
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UPI
Betty Ann Burnett
Burnett
Dennis Flippo
Hyo
EB. Burnett
Dumas
Ark
Flippo
Trip to Eniwetok Won't Be Halted
Honolulu officials said they would try to stop Dr Earl Reynolds from sailing with his family and a Japanese crew to the Eniwetok nuclear test zone. They expect the current test series to end before the yacht Phoenix of Hirn shime reaches the area, and argue the vessel would enter only a brief distance into the restricted zone where danger would be minimal.
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Ufi
Earl Reynolds
Eniwetok
Reynalds
Phoenix
Hirnshime
Shim
Fresno Bandit Sentenced After Guilty Plea
Darrell Dean Gartner of Fresno confessed to armed robbery, admitting he wore a woman’s stocking over his face during at least 27 service station holdups in Kern, Madera and surrounding counties. He pleaded guilty to two counts and was sentenced Monday by Superior Judge Arthur C. Shepard.
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UPI
Darrell
Dean Gartner
Central California
Sty
Berior
Arthur C. Shepard
Gartner
Kern
Madera ! Icountiss
Canyon Auto Plunge Kills Two Youngsters
Two children aged 15 months and five years died when their parents car rolled from a Grand Canyon scenic lookout and plunged 1500 feet into the Little Colorado River. Earlier the body of Donald Mark, a camp clerk, was recovered from the canyon after tumbling 300 feet while playing near rocks. The Qualls family from Brownsville Texas witnessed the tragedy, their car parked on the rim before it plunged.
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John McLoughlin
Qualls
Lloyd
Harold
Frank
Naval Indian
Hoppers Fat Frogs In Colorado Plague
Reports state the region’s frogs and toads are fattening after a hopper plague. Local wildlife observers note the unusual swelling of amphibians amid the infestation, with frogs gaining weight as insects proliferate.
Hunt On For Rabid Skunk In San Leandro
San Leandro authorities search a possibly rabid skunk that escaped from the County Health Dept offices at 18000 Fasthill Blvd. The skunk was trapped at Oak Knoll Naval Hospital, placed in a cage, then freed by juveniles before state officials could examine it. Read warnings warned the public to avoid the animal and let authorities handle any capture.
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US to Aim for Moon This Year
Lt. Gen. E. L. Anderson, director of the Air Force R and D Command, said the Air Force plans three moon shots in August September and October using a three stage Thor equipped missile. The goal is to hit the moon with the first shots and to establish a long elliptical orbit if they miss. Travel time is about 214 days Earth to Moon. Public announcement for sighting may not be made before launches.
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E. Anderson
Air Force Research and Development, Command
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Moon
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San Luis Project Measure OK'd
The House Irrigation and Reclamation Subcommittee approved a compromise bill to authorize construction of the San Luis Project in California. Rep. Sisk praised the act as a significant step forward after a long legislative battle, noting concessions to Northern and Southern California interests. Virginia Richards, involved in a Sacramento child welfare incident, was arrested after a baby was left at the Feser home. investigators suspect she may be connected though the exact motive remains unclear. In Modesto, an investigation into a case involving a missing airman and family concerns continued as officials theorized about the child's well being and potential involvement of the family.
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UPD
House, Irrigation, and
San Luis
California
Ap Toda
Clair Ingle
D'Calif
Northen
Virginia Richards
Broderick
Ellané
Mela
Hus Bank
Aren
Seven Rescued Off Brazil Coast
An Aerolinenes Argentina DC-6 carrying 22 aboard crashed off the Brazilian coast near Ilha Grande. Seven people were rescued with two engines reported inoperative. The plane departed from Europe en route to Buenos Aires, and contact was lost at 11:53 am local time. Rescue operations continued as the burning aircraft remained afloat.
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Cha Grande
Rio
Aerolingueal Argentina Flight 101
Europe
Bunos Aires
Plct
Pan American Radio Communications
Ilha Grande
Aeroliners
U S Network On Radiation Guard Based
Washington reports the government says a nationwide network of radiological experts is ready to protect the public in a highly unlikely nuclear accident. The AEC and Defense Department plan to assist state and local authorities, with eight regional offices listed in New York Oak Ridge Aiken Albuquerque Chicago Idaho Falls Oakland and Richland for rapid support and containment.
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New ‘York
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Tenn
Aiken
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Albuquerque
Chicago
Idaho’ ‘Falls
Idaho
Oakland
Calizs and
Richland
Wash
Monitor Urged On Radioactivity by California Health Official
Dr. Malcolm Merrill told a California Assembly subcommittee on air pollution and radiation that a continuing monitoring program is needed to check radioactivity in air snow rain surface water drinking water food and milk. He warned ignorance poses a public health risk similar to bacteria after a Northern California rain fall was found highly radioactive.
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San Francisco
UPI
Malcolm Merrill
State Pal
California
Ann Landers and Dorothy Dix Recorded in East Bay Page
A compact page from the East Bay edition highlights advice columns by Ann Landers and Dorothy Dix alongside crosswords and comic features. The section also includes stock market notes, radio listings, sports briefs, and editorial content for readers.
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Dorothy Dix
East Bay
Medical
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