Oakland Man Injured in A Street Crash Near Crescent Avenue
Franzer H. McCulloch, 64, of Oakland, is in fair condition at Levine Medical Center after his car struck a power pole on A Street near Crescent Avenue yesterday at 3:50 PM. Police say he lost control and was cited for possessing an open bottle of intoxicant in the vehicle.
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Oakland
Levine Medical Center
Highway Patrol
Franzer H. McCullock
Crescent Avenue
McCulloch
Patralian
Burglars Fail to Crack Safe at Royal London Motors
Police say two intruders broke a rear window at Royal London Motors in San Leandro and robbed the shop area of 490 dollars after breaking in Tuesday night but could not open the safe despite using the firm’s tools. The currency was taken from a box in the shop.
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Royal London Motors
East Tith
Castro Valley Board Meets To Consider Teacher Pay Raise
The C V board meets at 7 20 p m in the board room at 3200 Northridge Ave to hear a fact finding panel on raising teacher salaries. The panel recommends a 12.6 percent raise costing 86000, later revised to over 13 percent and about 150000. The board will also adopt a preliminary budget for 1969 70 and discuss the next year’s insurance program.
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Castro Valley Unified
Bussees
Northridge Ave
Hayward Principals Named for 1969-70 School Year
Hayward Unified School District trustees named Robert Hanle to Burbank School and Walt Bray to Eldridge School. Cathie Lewis was named Argonaut principal and district social studies consultant. Houle replaces Wesley Hoots at Burbank, who moves to teaching and out of district. Jeanne Holmquist becomes ESEA preschool consultant and Jean Nine Wiles moves to dean of girls at Tennyson High.
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Hayward Unified School District
Robert Hanle
Eldridge School
Burbank
Walt Bray
Argonaut
Eldridge
Catheghie Lewis
Argonaut and
Houle
Wesley Hoots
Hoots
Maealing
Jeanne Holmquist
Tennyson High School
ESEA
Jean- Nine Wiles
Tennyson High
News Highlights In Review
Highlights from a newspaper page set. Viet Cong claims Niven policy deceitful themes. The Siege Of Ben Het continues with tracing. Eight new laws aim to curb smut meddling. Powell returns to Capitol scene. Mage R. Spain seats off process. Ta rbraltar, page 10. Israelis down to Sacramento rail.
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FTC to Hear Cigarette Warning Hearings Continue
The Federal Trade Commission rejects postponement and will hold open hearings next Tuesday on a strong cigarette warning. Testimony from Surgeon General Stewart and Luther Terry leads anti smoking advocates. The debate centers on a broad ad ban and clearer packaging warnings under the 1985 labeling law. The Senate Commerce Committee may hold lengthy hearings while industry figures urge delay.
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House
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Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
H. Thomas Austern
Tobacco Institute
Moon Flights Will Be Cheap Budget Fight Drags On
Assembly and Senate wrangle over the budget after new member Tabert G. Worl is sworn in. The budget returns to the Senate for concurrence and a two-house conference, with leaders predicting action by Monday.
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Greenfield
Senate
Gen
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Cuba frees hijacked jet after failing to find flaw
The United States jetliner hijacked near Los Angeles was released after authorities could not locate a mechanical defect. The plane landed in Havana at 1:05 p.m. local time and returned to Miami, with eight crewmen and 50 passengers housed for rest. The incident marked the year’s 20th hijacking of a U.S. airliner to Cuba.
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Riverside
Calif
Los Angeles
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Extradition Sought For State Man In Marijuana Import Case
Tel Aviv to Sacramento reports that Gav Reagan’s office seeks extradition of Dick Scott 36 from Israel on a Contra Costa County warrant charging marijuana importation into California. Scott an American citizen was arrested in Israel at U S request after assisting a kibbutz cooperative in war era Syria. Reagan’s May 26 extradition request went to the State Department. Scott was living with family at the kibbutz Hamat Shalom on the Golan Heights. He is slated for arraignment in Tel Aviv Friday.
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Sacramento
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Dick Scott
Israel
Contra Costa County
California
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Israe
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Golan Weights
Balice
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Restroom Police Agent Bun Sought
The Society for Individual Rights filed Wednesday in Alameda County Superior Court to bars undercover surveillance in public restrooms by Oakland and Berkeley police. B J Beckwith, attorney for the San Francisco based group, said San Francisco cops do not engage in the practice.
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Oakland
Jensen Named In Alameda County D A Career Profile
Jensen, oldest son of Wendell Jensen of Hayward, studied at Boalt Hall law school and served in Tokyo with the U S Signal Corps. He was admitted to practice in 1953 and teaches criminal law at Oakland City College. He led homicide probes and major prosecutions including the Huey Newton case and Sproul Hall sit ins.
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Hayward
W&j Vending Machine Co
Barbara Cowin
Oakland
Lenore Cowin
Greenridge Road
Castro Valley
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Marcia
Thomas
R. Jensen
Fallin
Marlene Hearther
Berkeley
Sharon Pomeren
Orinta
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Oakland City College
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Nia Council On Criminal Justve
John Houlihan
Tom Truax
Huey Newton
Sproul Hall
Richard Grodin
Night of Disorder Grips Omaha After Police Shooting
Overnight unrest in Omaha near North Side left business blocks smoldering and damaged. Police say 30 jailed on weapons and entry charges as riots followed the fatal shooting of Vivian Strong, a 14 year old, by officer James Loder.
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Norbert Tiemann
South Dakota
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Nixon Drops In On House Dinner To Lobby For SurTax Extension
President Nixon unexpectedly attended the House dinner in Washington to reminisce and press for extending the income surtax. He urged lawmakers to stay strong and vote when the House reconvenes after the weekend.
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Tulloh Sets Long Road Crossing Record to City Hall
Bruce Tulloh, a 337 year old biology teacher, completed a 2840 mile coast-to-coast jog from Los Angeles to New York in 44 days 2 hours 50 minutes. He was joined by his wife Sue and son Clive, receiving the key to the city from Deputy Commissioner Charles Willis at City Hall.
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John Y." Lindsay
Sant Yorty
Los Angeles
Rune
Bruce Tullah
England
City Hall
Don Shepherd
Tullek
Sue
Clive
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Lindsay
Charles Willis
Wallace and daughter unveil Lurleen Wallace portrait
In Montgomery Alabama Gov George Wallace and his 6 year old daughter Janie Lee unveiled the official state portrait of the late Cyv Lurleen Wallace in the rotunda of the state Capitol. The portrait by artist Dmitri Vailoff Dakes will hang beside Wallace in the Capitol. Lurleen Wallace died May 1 1968 after a five year cancer battle.
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Montgomery
Ala
George C. Wallace
Janie Lee
Cyv
Lurleen Wallace
Alabama
Dmitri Vailoff Dakes
Tex
Wallace
Pappas Urges Security Focus in Utility Tax Debate
Hayward officials discuss Mayor Smith's proposed utility tax with focus on funding neighborhood security. Pappas argues public safety and capital improvements justify a tax, while neighbors express concern over new charges. Council members push for a strong information campaign and police presence to address crime in affected areas. Residents urged to send opinions to the city clerk.
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Pappas
Jack Smith
Tom Neveau
Gail
Watson
Oakes
Hayward
Nixon proposes nationwide voting reforms to end literacy tests
The Nixon administration outlines five major points: halt literacy tests nationwide, end state residency requirements for presidential elections, grant attorney general extended power to deploy examiners and observers, empower freezes on discriminatory voting laws, and create a national voting advisory commission. It also seeks extending the 1965 Voting Rights Act across all states to curb discrimination, particularly in the South, while facing internal debate on timing and scope.
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Nixon
Capitol Hill
South
Fellowship For GV Man Acknowledged For 1969-70
Castro Valley resident John Milliken at 20642 John Drive has been awarded a Title prospective teaching fellowship for the 1969 70 year. The award is sponsored with a program by the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare and in cooperation with the Bureau of Indian Affairs VISTA and the Fork Hall Idaho Tribal Community. Milliken will work with residents of the Fork Hall Indian Reservation as part of his Idaho State University duties.
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David Milliken
John Drive
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Bureau of Tndian Affairs
VISTA
Idaho State University
Milliken
Fork Hall Indian Reservation
Fragmented Notice From The Bay Area Office
A garbled OCR notice lists addresses in Hayward California including WAVINTON AVE and FREMONT OFFICE with several phone numbers. The text references Mail Services and a questionable circulation credit but omits clear dates or actionable items.
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