Hayward man sues for 400000 over jail beating in San Francisco
Andrew Millett, 21, of Hayward, filed in U S District Court in San Francisco alleging he was beaten by guards at San Francisco County Jail after a commotion in a cell block. He says the assault left vision in his right eye impaired and caused severe temple pain. The suit names Sheriff Matthew Carberry and Lt John Scanlan, with more guards to be added. FBI investigating.
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Highland Blvd
William M Hardy
San Jose
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Unite
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U.S
Louis Martin
George B. Harris
Matthew Carberry
County of
John Scanlan
FBI
School Fire in Portable Classroom Ruled Arson
UNION CITY authorities report a deliberately set fire in a portable classroom at Pecoto School on Sixth and A Streets. Assistant Fire Chief Al Rodrigues said the blaze burned about 15 minutes before 10 20 pm, scorched cabinets and walls, blew out a window, and jars with lid holes suggesting wicks indicate arson.
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Searles School
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Ex-Publishers Wife Eva R Henry Dies at 72
Eva R Henry 72 wife of Maitland R Henry former Herald publisher and Herald and News associate publisher died after long illness at Valley Memorial Hospital. Survived by husband two sons Arthur Livermore Robert Sunnyvale a daughter Nancy Lyons Riverside and grandchildren Arthur Henry Jr Kenneth Henry Laura and Andrew Lyons. A Sebastopol native UC Berkeley and UC School of Nursing graduate she was a Presbyterian deaconess charter AAUW member and PEO leader. Memorial service Monday 2 pm at Livermore Presbyterian Church. Burial Roselawn Cemetery Livermore.
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Herald & News
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Maitland R. Henry
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Robert R. Henry
Sunnyvale
Nancy Lyons
Riverside
Arthur Henrry Jr
Kenneth Henry
Henry
University of California At Berkeley
UC School of Nursing
Presbyterian Church
Livermore-Pleasanton
American Association of University Women
Valley Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
PEO
Girl Scout Committee
John Turpin
Roselawn Cemetery
Nixon Attends Seaway Anniversary Ceremony
President Nixon traveled from Plattsburgh to Massena New York for a joint 7th anniversary celebration of the St Lawrence Seaway with Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. About 2,000 people cheered as the presidential party arrived, then boarded five helicopters for Massena.
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Pierre Elliott Trudeau
St. Lawrence Seaway
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Plattsburgh
N.Y. Air Force Base
Mrs. Nixon
Julie
David Eisenhower
White House
N.Y
Fire damages Fremont High School offices in Sunnyvale
A blaze swept the administrative offices of Fremont High School in Sunnyvale late Thursday night causing about 190000 dollars in damage but not reaching classrooms. Firemen contained the fire in 40 minutes after being spotted around 1 pm. The second floor renovation was under way and expected to finish by fall 1970. cause is under investigation.
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UPS
Fremont High School
Howard Shipley
Shipley
Battleship New Jersey Heads North Under Golden Gate
The battleship New Jersey will pass under the Golden Gate Bridge at 6:30 a.m. Saturday en route to Tacoma Washington. It will be accompanied by 52 smaller Navy ships as part of a summer training cruise heading north from Alameda Naval Air Station.
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News Highlights In Review From Page Three and Four
A digest of items including old buildings converted into a Proxiles Pad, Viet Peace Talks at Impusse, a planet using a hard-soft sell, Kokomo Indiana police sent off a Negro area, navies end collision hearings, a bill to central DDT scheduled, thousands view Garland casket, and a report onDer tillery exchanged across the Suez Canal.
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Suez Canal
Desperate South Vietnamese hold Ben Het amid attrition fight
Reports describe South Vietnamese troops shrinking from a full infantry push near Ben Het as North Vietnamese forces press on. Officials estimate 3,600 North Vietnamese killed around Ben Het and Jak To since May 1, while South Vietnamese casualties rise and U S air power shelters retreating troops.
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Prince Finds Mate Picking Difficult in Spotlight Interview
European princesses of the right age are discussed as Prince Charles reflects on shyness and loneliness. He describes efforts to conquer shyness, notes his father's discipline as influential, and praises his mother the queen as marvelous and wise.
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Sioux prisoners freed on Little Bighorn anniversary
Pine Ridge South Dakota fifty-one Indian prisoners were released Thursday from the Pine Ridge Jail by Chief Judge Hobart Keith to mark the Sioux finest hour the battle of the Little Bighorn Custer’s last stand. Keith, an Oglala Sioux, condemned the BIA double standard on laws against unrelated couples and freed the inmates on the 93rd anniversary of the Custer massacre.
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County Budget Adopted With Modest Tax Cut And Staffing Shifts
Strathman’s revised plan cuts the focal tax by 1.16 million while forecasting a 416 million rise in county assessed value. The board adds funds for sheriff’s deputies, a Santa Rita female deputy, a crime lab staff, juvenile hall counselors, and mental health services. Welfare Programs receive limited expansion, and pay raises for election workers and polling place rent rise by about 20 thousand.
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Oakland
Sheriff's Department
Eden
Santa Rita
Reagan Bids Tax Hike to End Budget Impasse
Reagan proposes a sales tax increase to resolve the budget deadlock as Assemblyman W. Craig Biddle presents the plan to Republicans. Democrats demand a larger school aid bill and tax reform, with impending deadlines threatening state bills if no agreement is reached. The plan includes changes to homeowner exemptions and potential withholding on first returns, while a two thirds vote remains required for budget passage in the 80 member Assembly.
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Meese
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Dart-Shooting Rifle Research Delayed by Engineering Flaws
Washington reports the SPIW project, a new Army rifle using light darts with high velocity, has faced five issues including unreliable function and muzzle flash. Development now faces a 12 to 18 month delay as engineers work to fix the defects and determine ammunition and feeding methods.
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John §. Foster
Pentagonl
Congress
Army
Knox Sees Regional Rule Action In Interim Period
Knox notes regional rule action during the interim recess as the Joint Committee on Bay Area Regional Organization pushes toward a limited purpose regional government for the Bay Area. He says progress is near the goal.
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Terim
Joint Committee On
Bay Area Regional Organization
Bay Area
Keeler to Publish Autobiography Reflecting on Scandals
Christine Keeler, famed playgirl linked to 1943 scandal and government, announces a 70,000 word autobiography. She discusses promiscuity and the people involved, including a minister, amid details of the Profumo affair and subsequent police investigations.
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London
Christine Keeler
Oakland
SFA Reaty
Frank Boufficer
Richard A. McCullough
Miss Keeler
White House Sees Nomination Decision On Saturday
The White House indicated a likely Saturday announcement on the post of assistant secretary for health and scientific affairs. Speculation had centered on Knowles or Finch associates with Doctor Hogness or Wilbur named as possible substitutes. Nixon planned trips to the Canadian border and Montreal, delaying return to Washington.
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Ronald Zilepler
Nixon
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John R. Hogness
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California
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Boston
Philip Rlee
AMA
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