Wayward-Services for Viet Nam Soldier Cpl Seliva
Cpl Robert Seliva 21 killed in action in Viet Nam scheduled for Saturday at 1 p.m. at Soren sen Brothers Mortuary Hayward. Memorial services by the City of Hayward with veterans groups will be held tonight at the mortuary. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Julius Selva and brothers Jerry and Patrick Poontrella.
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Robert Seliva
Vietnam
Sorensen Brothers Mortuary
B Street
Hayward
Mass for Michael Hicks Held Tomorrow in San Leandro
Mass for Michael Hicks 19 killed in action in Vietnam will be celebrated at 4 a.m. tomorrow at St Leander's Church San Leandro. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Eugene Hicks two brothers Dennis and Patrick a sister Mary and grandmother Ada Rowden of Finley California. Rosary will be recited tonight at 8 p.m. at Guerrero and Sevsamur Mortuary 407 Estudilio Ave San Leandro. Military burial follows at Golden Gate National Cemetery San Bruno.
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San Leandro
Michael Hicks
Vietnam
St. Leander’s Chw
Sant Leandro
Pfc. Hicks
Ugene Hicks
Dennis
Patrick
Mary
Ada Rowden
Finley
Calif
Guerrero
Sevsamur Mortuary
Estudilio Ave
Golden Gate National Cemetery
San Bruno
Motorcycle Drivers Injured In Fremont Accidents
Two South County men were treated at Washington Hospital after separate motorcycle crashes. Philip A. Heinemann Jr., 3, of Hayward, suffered a broken leg and was listed in satisfactory condition. Ronald W. McConnell, 11, of Fremont, also in satisfactory condition, was struck when his motorcycle was hit by a car backing from a driveway on Bufano Park Drive near Valpey Park Avenue. The driver of the station wagon involved in Heinemann’s crash, Paul Glahn, 23, Fremont, was cited for failing to yield the right of way.
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Fremont
South County
Washington Hospital
Philip A. Heinemann Jr
Kimball Ave
Hayward
Ronald W. McConnell
Fonehaibley
Kzinsmann
Mowry Avenue
Fremont Hay
Paul Glahn
Buckland Court
Glahn
McConnell
Bufano Park Drive
Valpey Park Avenue
Newark Man Arrested on Felony Hit and Run Charges
Police arrested 26 year old Ernest Jo Garcia after an injury crash on the Nimitz Freeway north of Jarvis Avenue. A motorcycle rider Millis Montes, 23, and his wife Christine, 20, were treated for abrasions and released.
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Newark
Nimitz Freeway
Jarvis Avenue
Ernest Jo. Garcia
Wis
Colbert Place
Highway Patrol
Millis
A. Montes
San Leandro
Christine
Youth Leads Police On Chase Through Irvington District
A 17-year-old youth, Gary Lee Latz, led police on a high speed chase in the Irvington area. Patrolman W C Robertson stopped the car at Wadsworth Court and Sundale Drive for undue caution, then pursued after the youth allegedly sped away from Rabin Sivectam Street. Latz refused to stop, driving about 70 mph in a 23 mph zone. He was stopped on Carol Avenue near Chapel Way and charged with failing to yield exhibition of speed and possessing a billy elk.
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Robertson
Lutz
Ile
Carol Avenue
Chapel Way
Five More Exposure Arrests In Ashland Club
Ashland police report an owner and four female employees arrested over alleged nude dances at the Inferno Club on 6495 Ehle Street. Diana M. Brown 21 of Oakland charged with indecent exposure and possession of dangerous drugs. Kathleen Blair 24 Oakland. Susan Binen 23 Berkeley. Theresa Barhano 23 Meckland Ave. All dances dated between May and June. Owner Donald N. Haddenham 7916 Navy Ave Oakland arrested on charges linked to the acts and possession of dangerous drugs. held on $1,100 bail in Santa Hila awaiting further proceedings.
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Ashland
Diana M. Brown
Oakland
Ehle St
Sheriff's Department
Kathleen Blair
Susan Binen
Berkeley
Theresa Barhano
Meckland Ave
Shane A
Donald N. Haddenham
Navy Ave
Santa Hila
Oakland Cab Driver Slain in Apparent Robbery
Oakland police report cab driver George J. Williams, 62, was shot twice in the back and killed while on duty. His taxi remained at the wheel with the engine running, no money found on his person, and authorities pursue leads in the daytime slaying.
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Oakland
Call
UPI
George J. Williams
News Highlights In Review ADS
In review coverage highlights several items across pages. Mentions of college strife and political notes appear, with Pat Nixon referenced in relation to a May event. The text is fragmented but indicates a broad roundup across page sections.
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GOP
Pat Nixon
Major Plane Delays as Air Controllers Call In Sick
Air traffic controllers in New York Denver and Houston called in sick in large numbers causing major delays to travelers. FAA warned of disciplinary action if a concerted strike is proved, with New York center reporting 300 off sick and Denver 21. Houston operated with only one of 12 supervisory controllers.
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Washington
New York
Denver
Houston
AL Insihe
LaGuardian Colls
FAA
New York Air Traffic Control Center
Denver Air Route Center
Houston International Airport
HAA
Ai Pier
Ex Panthers Leaders Accuse Betrayal in Testimony
Powell described strict party discipline and threats of death for rule breakers. He said youths were sent on missions and girls as young as 14 were coerced into sexual favors. The couple testified the Panthers funded a breakfast program by shaking down merchants, who faced arson or looting if they refused.
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Panther Pany
Powell
Subcommittee
Black Panthers
Oakland
Powells
Mrs. Powell
Agreement On Berkeley Park Sought
UC leaders and regents seek a way to resolve the Berkeley People’s Park dispute amid broader student discontent. Chancellor Heyns and UC President Hitch favor leasing the land for interim park and parking or long term student housing while keeping university land control. Reinecke cautions against the plans as not sound proposals. A People’s Park Corp. has formed with Bay Area figures and park developers.
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Heynis
Viteh
Hitch
People's Park Corp
San Francisco Bay Area
Grand Jury Eyes Investigation Into Panther Retreat
San Francisco reporters note three Black Panther Party officers are targets of a federal grand jury probe. The inquiry seeks details on the November Panther gathering held from the 6th to the 16th, including possible influx from other states and training in explosives and gun care for a coming revolution. Some Panthers refuse to testify even with immunity, and a court panel orders the attorney general to sign off on immunity documents.
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San Francisco
UPI
Black Panther Party
Local Man Says Police Shot Him
James B Rector of San Jose was fatally shot during a People’s Park confrontation. Sheriff Capt. Tom L Houchins confirmed he knows which officer fired the shot but denied withholding the name. The Chand Jury hearing remains pending and witnesses’ identities won’t be revealed until investigators release warrants.
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Tom L. Houchins
James B Rector
San Jose
People’s Park
Frank Madigan
Hauching
Troper
City Funds Cut Despite Nixon Request
Washington AP reports the House Appropriations Committee recommends a 19 percent cut totaling 3.843 billion in new HUD funds, reducing urban renewal and motel city programs while boosting veterans administration funding to 7.7 billion. The panel approves 150,000 for an official VP residence and trims HUD fair housing by 7.4 million from 19.5 million.
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Nixon
Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Developmen
Halse Appropriations Committee
HUD
Nixon to hold first Washington news conference
President Nixon will hold his first Washington news conference in more than two months. He faces pressure over Vietnam troop withdrawals, arms control talks, and a domestic economic crisis. The White House says he will not opening statement and will take questions, carried live by Bay Area TV channels from 4 to 4 39 p.m.
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Washington
Nixon
Faa
Vietnam
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Bay Area
Hayward Water Rates May Rise Cautiously Considered
Hayward officials debate water rate increases with expert review of rate structure. Beattsen’s report shows income of 1.56 million next year, 1.50 million this year, and 1.46 million in 1967, while operating costs rise from 1.09 million to 1.14 million. Detention of the 1 dollar sewer charge is urged to fund a potential 3 to 4 million sewer plant expansion in five years.
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Beattsen
Phillips
EBMUD Employes Return To Work
Oakland workers resume duties as 39 day strike ends sixth day of AFSCME Local 344 action. District spokesmen say more than one third of the 40 union workers have returned, with 43 to 40 pickets at Oakland mall yards violating a temporary restraining order issued yesterday by Alameda County Superior Court Judge Lyle F. Cook.
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Oakland
American Federation of State, County and Municipal
Afscio
EBMUD
Wiief
Tacal
Alameda County Superior Court
Lyle F. Cook
Cranston Urges Farm Program Shift
Senator Cranston D California urges a shift in farm subsidies arguing a $20,000 per farmer cap would curb cotton planting unless cotton allotments rise. He warns the subsidy unit would pull 341.08 acres from cotton and leave land to lie fallow as the only alternative.
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Washington
Congress
Len
Alan
Four Men Indicted for Bribery Case in IRS Probe
A federal grand jury indicted former IRS supervisor Peter Ciolino and three executives, Vincent Liberatore, John Mania, and Morton Lesser, on bribery and conspiracy charges. The cases center on alleged bribes to influence audits of Trodyne Corp and Taral Mason Contractors. If convicted, each faces up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine per count.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Ally
John
Mitchell
T Wo
U.S. District Court
Newark
TRS
Trodyne Corp
Taral Mason Contractors, Inc
Tle
Ciolino
Vincent R. Liberatore
Trodyne
Peterboro
Nal
John Ma+nia
Tara Mason
Hackensack
Morton Lesser
Clifton
N.J
Liberatore
Cialino
IRS
Ligeratore
Mania
Lesser
Taral Mason
Vietnam talks strain under press of coalition demand
U S and South Vietnamese negotiators trade charges as North Vietnam states the issue should be led by Vietnamese parties. Walsh rejects a one sided withdrawal and says a provisional coalition government blocks meaningful talks in Paris.
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North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Walsh
Paris
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