Rockefeller links Kennedys to CIA plots
Former senator says no conclusive evidence but notes risk of White House knowledge in major CIA actions. Rockefeller cites past assassinations and implies plausible White House awareness while Kennedy relatives and others deny involvement. Goldwater cites possible presidential permission and warns foreign agents may have infiltrated Congress.
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Fire damages child’s bedroom in Fremont
A fire at 27 Alte Mira Court Fremont yesterday caused about 32 000 damage to a child’s bedroom. Firemen say the blaze was found shortly before a pedestrian by the owner’s older daughter. The fire, quickly extinguished, harmed bedding carpets and the walls.
Carroll stricken before court date in Hayward case
Hayward area report states Carroll, charged with drunken driving and other offenses, was hospitalized in cardiac care after a drunken drug incident. Court proceedings were postponed. a new tentative date will be set when Carroll recovers. Refuge to identify the full parties and events due to damaged text.
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Coroner Identifies Body Found in Alameda Creek
The Alameda Creek body was positively identified as Arthur Jackson, 23, of Hayward. The coroner notes a likely death from neck wounds, with the body found Friday by a fisherman and the time of death estimated Tuesday. Friends brought a steak axe handle later claimed not connected.
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Ford backs Rockefeller for 1976 vice presidency
President Ford endorses Nelson Rockefeller to remain as his running mate on the 1976 Republican ticket. White House press secretary reads Ford statement expressing confidence in winning delegates at the GOP national convention.
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High court ruling on fixed legal fees for title search
The Virginia case ended a minimum title search fee, deeming it price fixing between a service and money. The court noted title examinations are essential to real estate financing and that Virginia allows only licensed attorneys to do them, creating a rigid price floor. The decision marked a first look at applying federal price fixing laws to learned professions. Other actions included rulings on juror knowledge, nonprofit sock certificates, advisement rights, race-based employment decisions, and sailors’ fines.
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Rail crossing funds elude South County projects in PUC list
South County projects including Hayward and San Leandro rail separations fail to crack the top seven on the PUC priority list. Officials vow to press for funding in the next fiscal year while noting CalTrans competition and the need to widen A Street independently of rail crossings.
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Women Inmates Stage Prison Riot In North Carolina
In Raleigh North Carolina eight guards and five inmates were injured as guards ended an all night demonstration at the women’s prison. Inmates fought back with makeshift weapons and later sang We Shall Overcome led by Celene Chenier of Group For Forgotten Women. Officials moved prisoners to an auditorium after violence broke out leaving guards injured and one official struck on the head.
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Kautzky
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Ralph Edwards
New Delhi
Indira Gandhi
Jana Sangh Party
California coast leasing halted by bill in Congress
Rep George Miller urged a federal pause on plans to lease more than 15 million acres of California tidelands. He and 27 California congressmen call the Interior Department plan a giveaway, arguing oil reserves could yield about 421.6 billion to the government.
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Six youths arrested in East 14th Street cruising crackdown
SAN LEANDRO police say a three week effort to curb teen cruising along East 14th Street produced six arrests over the weekend. Four came from Castro Valley and two from San Leandro addresses as the program continues to curb traffic problems and disturbances caused by teenage drivers.
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Castro Valley
Two men rob Castro Valley liquor store
Two men in their 20s robbed Cee Wee Liquors at 3575 Somerset Ave in Castro Valley yesterday. Deputies say the pair tried to fill a bag with beer and money after displaying a revolver then fled on foot with about $80.
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