De Celle Pleads Guilty in Newark Lewd Conduct Case
Roberto De Celle operator of the Prima Donna Club in Newark pleaded guilty in Fremont Newark Municipal Court to three counts of procuring indecent exposure and three counts of soliciting lewd conduct in public. He awaits jury trial after arrests of two go go dancers Aleana Fuller and Mavia Fields pending arraignment.
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Roberto DeCelle
Newark
DeCelle
Fremont-Newark
Aleana M. Fuller
Mavia P. Fields
Newark Pallee
Burglars Hit In San Leandro
San Leandro police report daylight burglars pried open a sliding glass door at Russell Moe’s home on Humboldt Avenue and looted the master bedroom and family room. They took 420 dollars in coins and watches and hid 820 dollars in coins and valuables under pine trees behind the residence. Neighbors saw youths around the house, and officers found 12 trading stamp books a tape recorder two speakers and an amplifier under the pine needles. A diamond ring and a .38 caliber pistol were left on a dresser suggesting a return attempt that was aborted.
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San Leandro
Russell Moe
Humboldt Ave
Policeman shoots hurt horse after vehicle crash
Fremont police report Patrolman William R. Bolt shot a 10 year old sorrel horse that lay injured on Mission Boulevard west of Currier Road after it was struck by a car while Inez Butt, 19, rode the animal along the road. The incident follows two similar events in six weeks and another in recent months.
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Mission Boulevard
Currier Road
William R. Bolt
Bell
Inez Bul Tat
Yorktown Road
Marilon W. Crim
Santa Clara
Armed Robber Flees On Foot In Fremont
A teenage robber fled on foot early this morning with about 100 dollars from Quik Stop Market at 40795 Grimmer Boulevard Fremont. Police said the assailant produced a revolver while clerk William L. Wagner, 19, rang up a cake mix before demanding the cash and escaping shortly after midnight.
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Grimmer Blvd
Fremot
William L. Wagner
Ex Castro Valley GI Thinald Smith Dies in Vietnam
Army Sgt. Thinald Smith, former Castro Valley resident, died from a mine explosion near Da Nang South Vietnam. He was 21, served since 1967 after training at Fort Lewis and Fort Knox, and was to be buried at Westwood Memorial Cemetery Placerville after services in the Chapel of the Pines.
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Army
Thinald Smith
Castro Valley
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South Vietnam
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Bosale Smith
Fort Lewis
Wash
Fort Knox
EBMUD Warns Striking Workers Over Return to Work
East Bay Municipal Utility District warned 260 striking employees they will be fired if they do not return to work. General Manager John Harnett said about 6% of AFSCME union members have returned since last Friday's walkout. The union seeks 5% wage and benefit increases while the utility has offered 6.9%.
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Cal
UPI
East Bay
American Federation of State, County and Municipal
Double School Sessions Proposed to Save Oakland Budget
Oakland educators propose closing half the city’s schools and placing all pupils on double sessions to save about 1 million dollars. Board of Education hears plan as district faces 830 thousand dollar budget gap next year.
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Calif
UPS
Board of Education
Ed Case
Highway To Nowhere Yields Girl's Body
A grim case unfolds as a girl is found dead along a highway noted for its dangerous route. Police investigate with no immediate suspects, while the scene draws local attention and calls for broader safety measures.
Police funding debated as Hayward council weighs budget
Hayward council members reviewed a trimmed police budget and agreed funds are needed to expand operations. The draft plan would cut materials and supplies by about 9,020 while funding for new positions and equipment was dropped. Mayoral concern centered on maintaining police efficiency as councilors urged careful review with future budget revisions.
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Chiefargy Waldt
Waldt
City Mer
Roy Doran
Doran
Stockade Escapee Nabbed In Canada
SAN FRANCISCO AP One of three Presidio escapees charged with mutiny has been arrested in Vancouver identified as Pvt Walter Pojowski. He escaped Dec 24 with another prisoner who carried a desk past guards on a work detail. Prosecution nears verdicts against two of 27 soldiers in the October sitdown mutiny case at the Presidio.
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Presirin Stockade
Vancouver
Walter Pojowski
Presidio
Firemen Free Man Trapped in Tree Rescue
Fremont boy Roger Thacher six of 145 Bryan Street was trapped when his leg slid between Y shaped branches of a 20 foot fig tree. Firemen tied a rope to the trunk and, with a fire engine, pulled the branches apart to free him. His leg turned blue before rescue.
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Roger Thacher
Bryan St
Roger
Tear Gas Subdues Prison Riot
A prison riot at the Kansas State Penitentiary in Lansing was sparked by a wakeful night and a routine shakedown. Tear gas was used to regain order by 10:30 am with no staff injuries, though windows were shattered and fires started. one inmate was wounded in the arm. Law enforcement from Lansing Leavenworth and county officers surrounded the facility under Col. Robert Woodson’s direction.
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Kansas State Penitentiary
Sherman Crouse
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Leavenworth
Four Inmates Try Escape at San Bruno Jail
Four prisoners at the San Francisco County Jail slid down 15 knotted blankets during an escape attempt Tuesday night. Two were quickly caught, while two remain at large: Joe Jojella, 25, charged with armed robbery, and Clarence Galindo, 18, accused of petty theft.
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UPI
San Francisco
Joe Jojella
Clarence Galindo
4 Day Mountain Search Ends In Boy's Rescue
SAN BERNARDINO (RP) A boy missing four days in the San Bernardino Mountains was found alive as searchers nearly gave up. Matthew Joseph Zimmerman, in good condition, was flown to a hospital for a checkup. He wandered from his mother and sister near DeBenneville Pines Camp Grounds near Barton Flats and was found about two miles away after two hundred men hunted the area.
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Matthew Joseph Zimmerman
DeBenneville Pines
Barton Flats
San Bernardino County
Ollie Gray
Sheriff's Office
Marshal Use Sought Continued From Page One
The report recalls a New Orleans SDS figure who served eight months as a Jefferson Parish official and testified on subcommittee probes. John J McClellan’s hearings linked campus riots to a New Orleans stabbing. a detective said the attackers were not Black Panther members and not part of the radical movement.
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FBI Denies Solo Wiretap In King Case
The FBI calls a columnist's article on J Edgar Hoover’s alleged solo wiretap of Martin Luther King Jr. scurrilous and states the wiretap was approved in advance by Attorney General Robert Kennedy. The agency released a Tolson letter rebutting the Sunday Star piece and urging similar publicity for the letter.
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Sunday Star
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Martin Luther King
Lindsay Loses In Primary Bid In This City
Marchi, 46, defeats Lindsay in a primary bid signaling a shift in local power. Lindsay concedes, warning of a backlash and urging a return to orderly dialogue while Marchi argues for a more conservative orientation and broader public discussion.
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Marchi
Alco
Pat Pa
Republican Party
Marchi Imen
California Bond Clash Halts State Finance Measures In Assembly
In Sacramento a partisan showdown stalls key measures to issue 1.34 billion dollars in construction bonds, blocking funding for the State Water Project and other public works. Democrats and Republicans clash over tax collection reforms and mandatory withholding, risking deadlines for a 6.2 billion budget and local school aid.
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Asser
Assembly
Wiliam T. Bagley
San Rafael
Free Sacramento
Sola
Reagan
J. IL
San Leandro Teachers Debate Arbitration Approach
San Leandro teachers clash over outside arbitration. Some board members resist the idea while a panel with a teacher, board and impartial representative would meet to bridge the two sides.
Hijacked Youth Describes Oakland Havana Flight Ordeal
A field engineer for Associated Coin Amusement Co. of Oakland aboard a hijacked plane, his wife said the firm informed her of the incident yesterday. The Casablanca bound flight diverted to Havana, passengers were allowed limited identification checks, were served lemonade, and later reboarded to continue to New York. Brady recalled the hijacker being first off the plane and described Cuban customs as a bit chaotic. He reported losing some valuables but kept Cuban cigars and cigarettes as souvenirs.
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Oakland
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Washington High School Union
New York City
Rohert Oliver
Cuba
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