Castro Valley Man Dies? Survives After Wife Attack
A Castro Valley man, Reis David Cure, 0, is in satisfactory condition at Eden Hospital after his wife Jean Geraldine Cure, 31, allegedly tried to kill him. She is held on an attempted murder charge at Fairmont Hospital for observation following a violent dispute in which Cure was cut and she reportedly attempted to slash her wrists. He underwent neck and arm surgery.
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Castro Valley
Eden Hospital
Reis David Cure
Renton Way
Jean Geraldine Cure
Fairmont Hospital
Cure
Ganor
Heroin Blamed in Death of Hayward Man
Clydene Taylor, 29, died Saturday night from an apparent heroin overdose. Deputies said he was found by his wife and stepson in the bathroom of their home at 3019 Pickford Way and transported to Levine Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Mrs Taylor said her husband occasionally used heroin when depressed. A disabled veteran, Taylor reportedly used drugs to control epilepsy and had been attending a treatment center in San Francisco.
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Hayward - Clydene Taylor
Taylor
Pickford Way
Levine Hospital
San Francisco
Letter remains serious after Chicago Liberation Front claim
Union City police say the claim of responsibility for the shooting of Police Chief William Cann is still taken seriously though no new leads emerged. Cann remains in critical condition at Washington Hospital with stable vital signs and breathing aided by a ventilator. In Hayward, Sonoma Street residents Michael Raymond Ceniveros and Louis Reyes Jr. were arrested on drug charges including heroin for sale and paraphernalia possession. Reyes faced a separate warrant for heroin sale.
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Chicano Liberation Front
William Cann
Cann
Washington Hospital
Hayward
Sonoma Street
Michael Raymond Ceniveros
Sonoma St
Santa Rita
Louis Reyes Jr
Man Beaten and Robbed After Ride Offer
Oakland man Momprano Ponce says two young men offered him a ride at Mission and C streets. He accepted, was driven to East 4th Street and 0sth Avenue where he was beaten, then dumped from the car with a broken rib. They took his wallet five dollars and his immigration card before fleeing. He was hospitalized at Fairmont Hospital.
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Oakland
Momprano Ponce
Mission
C Streets
Ponce
East 4Th Street
Ponitsa
Fairmont Hospital
Lewelling School Fire Suspected Arson Near Lewelling Ave
A two alarm blaze at Lewelling School in San Leandro destroyed a classroom area and caused about 15.00 in damage at 750 Fargo Ave. Fire officials investigated arson as a possibility after noting it was the third recent school fire with no injuries.
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San Leandro
Lewelling School
Fargo Ave
Carpenters Walkout Stretches Into Eighth Day In California
No progress over the weekend toward settlement of a Norther California carpenters strike as talks with the Associated General Contractors stalled. AGC Executive Director Richard Munn said discussions may resume today but a pact ratification with the California Homebuilders Association could delay talks until Wednesday. Federal mediator William Ussery has not yet offered to intervene in the dispute.
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Carpenters
Associated General Contractors
AGC
Richard Munn
Munnh
Munin
California Homebuilders Association
William Ussery
Bay Area
Ussery
Munn
Jaworski outlines plan in Watergate case
Jaworski says he will not pursue a White House coverup theory in court. He will focus on the break in and the conspiracy to commit it. The plan was revealed in a court brief ahead of the Ehrlichman case trial opening Wednesday.
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Washington
Lean Jaworski
White House
Daniel ¥Lisberg
Poyailatriat
Jaworski
John D. Ehrclichman
Kissinger denies claims on nuclear edge in SALT talks
Kissinger branded reports as false asserting the United States built a larger submarine missile force than disclosed. He said no undertanding to exceed 69 SLBM missiles exists and outlined Moscow talks to review world tensions, reduce conflicts, and seek a structured approach to future relations including possible limited test ban measures.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Union
Kissinger
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Moscow
Jackson
United States
Nixon
Grater
Talks stall in 18 day nurses strike across California
In Northern California hospitals, 18 day nurses strike continues despite talks with Federal Mediation Service director J. Usery. Hospitals report emergency wards staffed by supervisors while negotiations resume. Nurses seek a 5.5 percent raise, better benefits, and protections against rising living costs, with friction over staffing control.
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San Francisco
California
Raiser Hospital
Hayward
J. Usery
Federal Mediation Service
California Nurses Association
Usery
Caspar Weinberger
U.S
Supreme Court rules Carnal Knowledge not obscene
The Supreme Court unanimously overturns an Albany Georgia theater manager’s conviction for showing Carnal Knowledge and allows juries to apply local community standards. In a separate 5 to 4 ruling, federal obscenity law stands when applied under proper standards. Justice Rehnquist notes statewide standards are not required.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Albany, Ga
William H. Rehnquist
Georgia
Rehnquist
Britain confirms underground A test in Nevada
Prime Minister Harold Wilson told the House of Commons Britain conducted an underground nuclear test in Nevada a few weeks ago. He said no further tests are planned soon and described the Nevada test as necessary to sustain Britain's deterrent while affirming it complied with the 1963 and 1968 treaties and Labour policy.
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UPI
Harold Wilson
Great Britain
Newarla
House of Commons
Nevada
Wilson
Labor Party
Britain
Court delays ruling on Nixon grand jury disclosure request
Washington The Supreme Court postponed a decision on whether Watergate evidence naming President Nixon as an unindicted co conspirator should be shared with the White House and the court. Arguments are set for July 8 on Jaworski’s subpoena for tapes and records of conversations with aides.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Nixon
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
White House
High
Grand Jury
Jaworski
Ex-felon voting ban upheld by Supreme Court
Washington State law denying ex-felons the right to vote was affirmed by the Supreme Court in a brief order. The decision followed a separate written opinion upholding a California law. Dillenburg, a former inmate, had petitioned for restoration of civil rights after four years of a six year robbery sentence.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
California
Byrte
Supreme Court rules inmates lack right to inmate interviews
The Supreme Court held that inmates have no right to interview with newsmen and newsmen have no First Amendment right to demand interviews with specific inmates. The California case found the Corrections Department regulation banning interviews with particular inmates helps maintain order and does not violate prisoners' free speech rights.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
Corrections Department
Calley Appeals My Lai Case To Federal Court
In Columbus Ga AP former Army Lt William Calley seeks federal review of his murder conviction for My Lai civilian deaths. His attorneys argue the case suffered massive pretrial publicity that denied him a fair trial and shifted the burden of proof.
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Columbus
Army
Wiliam Calley
Calley
My Lai
J. Houston Gordon
Covington
Nixon Faces Four More Subpoenas in Impeachment Push
Washington House Judiciary Committee issues four additional subpoenas to President Nixon demanding tapes and documents related to ITT antitrust suit a $2 million Nixon campaign pledge from milk producers the Ellsberg break in case and alleged IRS use. The move brings total subpoenas to eight as the Watergate inquiry nears its end with many questions unresolved.
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House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Nison
ITT
Ellsberg
Internal Revenue Service
Narass
White House
Senate Watergate Committee
Howard Hughes
Charles G
Bebe” Rebozo
Leonard Garment Sunday
Elisberg
Banks Raise Lending Rates Across California Banks
In California banks including Bank of California and Crocker Bank raised prime lending rates from 11.0 percent to 11.5 percent following the First National Bank of Chicago which increased its rate from 11.0 to 11.8 percent. The changes took effect Tuesday. A pickup truck collision in Brentwood left Union City man Lawrence Staples and his nephew Daniel Rei dead, with Staples’ wife and son injured. driver Edison Cu halide 18 suffered a broken nose.
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California
Crocker Bark
First National Bank of Chicago
Stoa
Brentwood
Union City
California Highway Patrol
Lawrence Staples
Jean Court
Walnut Boulevard
Staples
Maples
Daniel Paul Rei
Newark
Edison T. Cuhalide
Teens Plot to Free Girlfriends Botched in San Mateo
In San Mateo two 14 and 15 year olds, among seven Sunnyhills escapees from Oakland, forced cabdriver Robert Van Gluck to drive toward Hillcrest Juvenile Home with a pellet pistol and a bow and arrow. The driver escaped, the youths were later captured at their motel.
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Armen
Robert van Gluck
Csh Co
van Gluck
Hillcrest
Sunnyhills
Oakland
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