Massive LA traffic dam fails to materialize amid bus strike
In Los Angeles today a predicted traffic jam did not occur despite a four county bus strike that paralyzed thousands. Police reported heavier than normal traffic with no major snarls. cab service claimed no significant cancellations as riders packed autos. The MTA transports over 500000 riders daily, yet only 128000 reached downtown LA. About 7500 bus drivers walked out since Sunday over pay in four counties, affecting commuters traveling long distances to work.
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Eisenhower Leads GOP Forum On Foreign Policy Platform
Former resident Dwight D. Eisenhower attends a Party to People Forum in Philadelphia to guide the GOP platform committee on foreign policy for the national convention. Gov. William Scranton enters the presidential race against Sen. Barry Goldwater ahead of the July 14 San Francisco convention. The panel includes Thomas Gates, Walter Judd, Clare Boothe Luce, Robert Strausz-Hope, and William Kuthher of the University of Pennsylvania institute.
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Turnabout Victory in Viet Nam
South Vietnamese officials hailed a turnabout victory by government river patrols near Saigon. A four gun boat unit repelled an ambush by an estimated two Viet Cong companies, killing at least 23 guerrillas the largest single engagement in over a month. Two crewmen died and six were wounded. The surprise attack boosted morale and showcased navy river operations.
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Contractor Shoots Wife and Himself in Walnut Creek
Police said Neal Miller 48 a swimming pool contractor shot his wife Mary Miller 43 a Kaiser Hospital nurse twice in the stomach and then shot himself in the head in a parking lot outside a bar after a failed reconciliation attempt. Both were listed in critical condition. The Millers separated last month and she was suing for divorce.
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Lodge Denies He'll Resign
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge rejected reports he planned to resign within 30 days stating there is no truth to the story. The White House said Johnson had received no resignation letter while CBS and ABC cited Lodge denying any plans to leave before the Republican National Convention.
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Supreme Court extends Fifth Amendment protection to state trials
The Supreme Court held that the Fifth Amendment privilege against self incrimination applies to state proceedings under the 14th Amendment. Justice Brennan led the majority, with dissents from Justices Stewart and Harlan. The ruling ties to the Malloy case and expands protections across states, affecting criminal process and constitutional interpretation nationwide.
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Prayer for restraint and forgiveness in daily life
The text asks for constant self control amid temptation and anger. It urges avoiding hurtful words and rash actions, recognizing that regret cannot redeem mistakes and seeking cleansing through pardon to end the lingering effects of wrongs.
Texas Will Up Barry's Strength Texas Will Up Barry's Strength
Washington AP reports Barry Goldwater’s campaign expects to gain several Texas delegates Tuesday, reaching a tally near the 655 needed for the nomination. Gov William Scranton campaigns elsewhere to pick off delegates, though his gains have been limited since last Friday. Goldwater’s AP tally shows 619, with Texas allocated 56 votes and Montana 14 more up for grabs this weekend.
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Jensen Family Son of Hayward Pioneer Dies
Edmund R. Jensen son of Hayward pioneer senlers died yesterday at the family ranch home 630 Jensen Road Hayward where he was born 75 years ago. He helped in farming and recalled Hayward High School days and the 1906 San Francisco earthquake aftermath. Active in local organizations he belonged to Eden Congregational Church Odd Fellows Sycamore Lodge 129 and the Hayward Area Misterie Society. funeral services will be held at 3 pm tomorrow at Sorensen Bros Chapel with burial in Lone Tree Cemetery.
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Caspar Weinberg Attacks Radio Election Predictions
Caspar W. Weinberg derides radio and television for pre declaring election winners before polls close. This column appears on Today’s editorial page. Ann Landers, Bridge, Comics, Crossword accompany the section.
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Radiation Mishap At Atomic Lab Near Pleasanton
A GE worker at Vallejos Atomic Laboratory near Pleasanton suffered hand contamination during a May 13 routine experiment. Radiologists found no lasting effect beyond temporary skin reddening and no internal deposition above regulatory limits. the worker remains under medical surveillance as officials monitor the room and affected staff.
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California Senate faces reshuffle after ruling on apportionment
Sacramento report notes the U.S. Supreme Court decision requiring population based apportionment in both state houses. California's Assembly follows this, while the Senate remains geographic, provoking decades of attempts to change the balance. Los Angeles currently has one senator despite its 6 million residents. The state Supreme Court previously refused to force reapportionment, citing legislative, not judicial, action.
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Anti Red Drive Falters In California Measure Campaign
Rev. Elliott Paulsen of Fairway Park Baptist Church chairs Churches Against Communism. The Hayward group aimed to ban subversive activity by gathering 468000 signatures to place the constitutional amendment on the ballot. About 44 Southern Alameda County churches backing the drive, with plans for further public trade announcements tomorrow.
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Knowland Warns Kuchalci Over Goldwater Support
Sen Thomas H Kuchalci faces possible GOP ostracism if he fails to back Barry Goldwater for president after his nomination Knowland says Kychel must support Goldwater or risk losing party backing California campaign leader Knowland warns party discipline could dissolve for those withholding support Oakland publisher notes consequences to Kuchalci and other critics at the national convention.
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Moreau High School Planned for Hayward Diocese
The Catholic Diocese of Oakland plans a $25 million Moreau High School for boys in Hayward, to open by summer 1965 on Mission Boulevard between St Clement’s Church and Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Built for 1,200 students by Holy Cross Brothers, the C shaped campus will include a gym, lecture hall, three story academic building with faculty residence, library, labs, and admin space, plus football fields. Moreau will be the first parochial high school in Southern Alameda County and part of three new diocesan schools, with girls and a Concord location also planned.
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