San Francisco hosts parade for Apollo 10 astronauts
AP reports San Francisco opened to honor Apollo 10 astronauts Thomas Stafford John Young and Eugene Cernan with a ticker tape parade and two luncheon events with Mayor Joseph Alioto. Their arrival at Oakland International Airport began a daylong program before plans to proceed to Sacramento later.
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Hayward Services for Vietnam Soldier Montg omery
Services for Pfc Steven Montgomery 13 killed in action in Vietnam are set for tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Sorgner Brothers Mortuary Hayward with City of Hayward and veterans groups participating. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Smith Montgomery a brother Scott and sisters Helen Deborah and Linda Lindstrom all of Hayward and a brother-in-law Sp Marvin Lindstrom returning from Vietnam.
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Oakland Teacher Arrested for Burglary at Castro Valley Dress Shop
Castro Valley sheriffs deputies arrested Ralph M. Pasquinnucci a 17 year old Oakland school teacher after he allegedly returned to Kristines Kreations two hours after taking a $150 dress. Pasquinnucci was booked at Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center. Veronesi owner of the shop said he grabbed the dress from a rack and claimed he had a gun.
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Former Employee’s Wife Sues Oakland Park District
Mrs. Carol Mullen of Berkeley filed a mandamus suit against the Bay Region Park District claiming Brown Act and anti secrecy law violations. A July 1 hearing was set in Alameda County Superior Court. Her husband, Tenald Mullen, was discharged as a district employee.
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No Talks Set In Utilities Strike
The strike by Local 444 of AFSCIO against East Bay Municipal Utilities District enters its fifth day with no scheduling of talks. About 300 of the district’s 1,100 employees seek a 15 percent wage and benefit increase versus a 0.9 percent offer. Incidents include saboteurs, mass picketing, and an emergency valve opened at 34th Street and Hollis Street causing street flooding. District officials report no service interruption expected. 260 workers were on the job Friday with 200 absent and 260 on strike Monday.
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Agreement Near On Decote Road Site for Park
City councilmen reported negotiations to purchase an 11 acre Decote Road site for a community park are close to final. City attorney Anthony Garvin said a final proposal will be presented to the owners after a one hour closed session with the council. The price remains unchanged from the earlier $670,000 bond backed plan approved in 1957. About $345,500 was set aside for site purchase and development of a 100 square foot multi use building. The council also approved eleven of twenty fireworks stand permit applications for the July 4th period and urged policy reviews as the town had five stands last year. A Bay Conservation and Development Commission resolution was passed supporting continuation but opposing extension of its shoreline jurisdiction. The council adjourned to tonight’s session for four budget study meetings.
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News Highlights and Senate Actions Inside Pages
A summary of various items across pages including a Potive review and notices on Negro leaders, a Senate bill debate on a credentialing matter, and reactions to a speech. It notes US forces launching a new operation and references Hamburgers Hill, ABM action, and pages 2, 3, 14.
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SDS Red Link Admitted Again In N Y Times
Testimony from subcommittee investigator Philip Mamtel cites at least seven Communist factions vying for dominance in the United States within the SDS. He lists Progressive Labor Party, pro Soviet Communist Party, Socialist Workers Party, Workers World Party, Spartacist League, Johnson-Forest Group, and Communist Party Marxist Leninist. He says about 8,050 dues-paying members align with SDS as a discipline and party line controversy surfaces over whether to close schools amid factional pressure.
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Moscow ends unity call at red summit meeting
The Kremlin hosted a five day national Communist conference ending with official acceptance of a statement against imperialism. Delegates reported some parties signed with reservations while observers from Cuba and Sweden did not sign. Several nations including Britain and Norway declined to sign until consultations back home. China and several allied states did not attend.
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Committee Urges Tax Credit Repeal and Surtax Extension
The Ways and Means Committee voted to repeal the 7 percent investment tax credit and moved to extend the 10 percent surtax. President Nixon backed a six month 10 percent extension, with a six month 6 percent phase, while some Democrats resisted a longer extension. Republicans signaled determination to push the package through the House and to the Senate before June 30.
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Fairview School Busing Plans Stall as Board Seeks Details
Trustees reviewed three boundary proposals impacting Fairview Baywood Markham and East Avenue schools affecting grades K through 6 and dozens of students. Plans would shift students among Fairview Baywood East Avenue and Markham, with emphasis on black and Mexican-American enrollments and raises concerns of a tense summer.
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State Tax Reform Backed by Supervisors With Dissent
A 12 member San Mateo County supervisor panel endorsed the vax collection reform with Mirec dissent. Assemblyman William Bagley said the plan is the only tax reform likely to pass this session and urged county support. He defended withholding with Reagan opposing it, while counties worry state takeover of welfare could occur. The board also opposed two Bay Area governance bills, citing concerns over regional control and indirect elections.
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Reserve and Guard Units Returning From Vietnam Listed
Washington AP lists multiple reserve and National Guard units slated for withdrawal from South Vietnam. Named units include 93rd Army Postal Unit in Alabama, 978th Army Postal Unit in Kentucky, 630th Transportation Battalion in Washington PA, and medical detachments and hospitals in Philadelphia Memphis New York City Rockville Augusta Little Rock others.
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Reagan Gels Support For Park Stand
Sacramento dispatch reports a large show of backing for Ronald Reagan’s defense of armed force in handling the People’s Park demonstrations. The statewide radio and TV address drew telegrams and wires supporting his stance and denouncing opponents, with several citizens offering pledges to help or urging action.
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White House Fellows Named Calfornians to Join 12 Month Program
LOS ANGELES AP Nixon named four Californians as White House fellows for the coming year. Four chosen from 1000 applicants will assist Cabinet officers and White House staff. The California recipients are Michael H. Armacost Pomona College international relations associate professor. Michael A. Levett UCLA Law School graduate. Percy A Pierce land Corp. research engineer in Santa Monica. Wilson K. Talley UC Berkeley applied science assistant professor in Palo.
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Hayward Soil Big Headache
Johnson urged the Hayward planning commission to require a geologist evaluation of ground stability for new developments. He warned against generic geologic maps and pressed for maps showing recent earth movements and fault activity. He called for strong ordinances to enforce engineering work aligned with these findings, citing Los Angeles as a model.
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Nixon To Speak On Russ Talks
President Nixon will hold a television radio news conference Thursday at 7 pm EDT as the White House announced. The live session follows a National Security Council meeting on certain aspects of planned talks with the Soviet Union on strategic arms limitation.
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Tough campus bill endorsed by California assembly panel
A four month investigation by the Assembly Subcommittee on Educational Environment led to a bill backed by lawmakers. The inquiry cited campus protests at Berkeley and San Francisco State College and proposed milder steps than Senate or Governor Reagan. Reagan supported the committee's approach.
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