Two Bodies Found in Fremont In Dual Investigations
Two unidentified men were found dead in Fremont. One, possibly Arthur B. Jackson, 24, was recovered from Alameda Creek in Niles with seven neck stab wounds after being in the water about three days. The other was discovered behind 855 Mowry Ave in a Ford Tead field, shot in the head, a small caliber pistol nearby, with sunburned, nude-like features noted by finder Harry Quartaroli. Dr. Sidney Jackson, father of Arthur, identified the remains as unsafe due to decomposition.
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Arthur 8. Jackson
Marin Ave
Hayawaki
Jackson
Alameda Creek
Niles
Fremont City
Sidney Jackson
Arthur Jackson
In & Field
Ford Tead
International Kitchen
Mowry Ave
Harry Quartaroli
National Black Political Assembly to Nominate Black Candidate
Chicago UPI The National Black Political Assembly announced it would nominate a black candidate for the 1976 presidential election. NBA spokesman Miangulizi Sanyiki said the time was right for a creative alternative to Democratic and Republican party politics.
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Assembly
Radio station receives SLA letter on Jackson slaying
KPFA FM in Berkeley reported a four page communique from the Symbionese Liberation Army criticizing Wilbert Popeye Jackson’s slaying. The station’s spokesman said the letter appeared genuine by delivery method and rhetoric and was signed by the Strategic Command. The letter claimed Jackson was a comrade of the revolutionary movement and claimed he was killed by counter intelligence agents or misguided revolutionaries. Jackson, 45, led the United Prisoners Union and was killed in San Francisco with Sally Voye, 28, whose killer remains at large. The SLA’s last contact with authorities was in June 1974 after several members were killed in Los Angeles. Hearst’s February 1974 kidnapping by the group is noted elsewhere.
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Popeye” Jackson
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United Prisoners Union
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Te Revolutionary Movement
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Los Angeles
Patricia Hearst
San Fratterson Examiner
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NWLF
Instea Jackson
Navy blamed for death by own action in brig
William Press and 25 recruits petitioned blaming the Navy for Steve’s death after severe beating and abuse in a reevaluation center for psychologically troubled recruits. Press, discharged a day before Steve’s death, described a brig confinement with a straight jacket, rubber bludgeon blows, and sexual abuse. Dr. White said a routine investigation is underway with no signs of physical injury in the brig.
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William Press
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Treasury chief criticizes Congress amid energy fears
U S Treasury Secretary William E Simon accused Congress of dawdling on energy issues in Amsterdam as he warned the United States may need to import half its oil by 1980. He argued the nation must reject manoplalistic practices by oil exporters while urging action to ease the energy crisis.
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William E. Simon
Congress
Amsterdam
United States
Eden Hospital in violation of state rules says counsel
Castro Valley A state legislative counsel ruled the Faken Hospital board acted improperly when it voted to add 443000 to a 44 million renovation without bidding. The change would fund a burn unit, new pay job for the hospital and relocation of pediatrics and psychiatric facilities.
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Faken Hospite! Board of Directors
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Burlingame
Paul Rhodes
William Stone
J.J. Josh Jeleneic
George B. Felton
F. Miller Thornburg
Rhodes
Stone
Storie
John Holmdahl
Alvin Gross
Rhodes Stone
Fonda rally in Fremont draws small crowd amid Vietnam critique
Jane Fonda urged antiwar sentiment at a Fremont benefit concert urging corporate vigilance and tax law critiques. She cited Vietnam, the Philippines and Brazil as cheap labor hubs while promising her husband Tom Hayden’s primary bid. Local acts performed under smog with no arrests or medical needs, and organizer Jim Berg blamed residents’ welfare priorities for lower turnout.
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Brazil
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Nixon
Fora
Tom Hayden
California Sea
John Tunney
Pee
Los Angeles
Marshal Hose
Helix
Sky Creek
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Olympus
Ron Thompson
Mikki Clark
Daybreak House
David Harris
Harris
Pete McCloskey
San Males
McCloskey
Tarris
Jim Berg
Vets Club
Anti superstition group meets on Friday the 13th
ATHENS UPI The Central Greek committee against Triskedecaphobia held its annual meeting to debunk superstition Friday the 13th. The gathering, at founder Nick Matsoukas home, 72, a Chicago-born retired businessman, marked the date with a light celebration. The event notes include breaking mirrors and other Friday the 13th superstitions.
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UPI
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Nick Matsoukas
Chicago
Pie and dance class perform for Father’s Day event
A local home hosted a Father’s Day celebration featuring Pie and a dance class. The performers entertained residents and families with a routine designed to honor dads and mark the holiday with community cheer.
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Pie
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