Two Fremont men arrested for deadly weapon assault
Edward Petersen and Wayne Enjaian were arrested after returning to a Premont man’s home demanding money. Petersen allegedly struck and threatened with a knife while Enjaian menaced a co worker with an ax. victims include Richard Young who was attacked while working on a Monday.
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Three plead guilty in Union City fraud case
Three men pleaded guilty in municipal court to fraud charges tied to a burglary that proved phony. Richard Gayl of Union City allegedly defrauded Balboa Insurance Co. by reporting $40,180 of furnishings missing during a vacation. Ronald Berry and Robert Cuesta also admitted filing false reports. Evidence showed Gayl sold the furniture to his brother in law Michael Scully of Hayward. Sentences set for July 2 and July 22.
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Leandro convicted in shooting at family gathering
Leandro Read was found guilty of second degree murder and assault with intent to murder for a Christmas gathering shootings that killed his brother in law and wounded his father at the Read home in San Leandro. Trial before Judge Lyle Cook lasted two weeks with sentencing set for July 20.
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Thieu predicts final confrontation in 1973 Vietnam
President Nguyen Vang Thien told the National Defense College that a final confrontation between South and North Vietnam would unfold in 1973 after Allied troop withdrawals. He warned the Communists would not seek peace, arguing a negotiated end would concede power and that battles would intensify in the far northern provinces as strategic moves shift.
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Heavy losses for S. Vietnam unit near DMZ clash
UPI reports renewed heavy fighting near the DMZ with South Vietnamese forces suffering major casualties amid shelling and ground assaults. North Vietnamese units advance along the buffer zone as President Thien cautions of a possible final confrontation in 1978 after U.S. withdrawal. Marine and other U.S. troops incur fatalities and injuries in artillery and rocket attacks as the battleline remains fluid near Nui Ba Mountain and Da Nang.
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Draft authority expires amid Vietnam war stalemate in Congress
Washington reports say the draft ends at midnight with Congress divided over extending Nixon’s power. Senate and House proposals differ on a broader antiwar policy, while White House opposition to a hard deadline complicates resolution before Independence Day. Draft notices already go out, but July entries may be postponed if renewal lags, impacting Army staffing and training capacity.
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Congress may back tax cut to spur economy
Washington AP reports Congress could still push a tax cut to boost the economy despite President Nixon's stance. House Ways and Means chairman Wilbur Mills says the White House policy has not closed the door, with experts favoring an accelerated investment tax credit and partial personal tax relief to spur business investment and jobs. Current law sets personal exemptions at 650, rising to 700 in 1972 and 750 in 1973.
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Birthday tale of Sardinia’s famed outlaw years ago
An old Sardinian bandit, Pietro of Sardina, celebrated his birthday with friends and tales of a life on the run. He recalled leading a band that once freed 400 pigs from a wealthy widow, sending a message promising any townsfolk a pig. He lamented that outlawry has fallen out of favor today.
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Crown Princess Mawarya in Nepal Announces Heir to Throne
In Katmandu AP reports Crown Princess Mawarya announces she has given birth to a son, the first grandson of King Mahendra. Crown Prince Birenden, aged 35, is cited as the infant’s father with Harvard education and the birth described as a significant royal milestone for Nepal.
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Congress moves to okay Nixon employment plan
Congress races to approve a 2.25 billion public service jobs bill as Nixon presses for quick action and Democrats seek to override the veto after recess. The Senate narrowly approved the measure while the administration argues a similar 1962 model delays relief and risks inflation.
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Biggest federal deficit forecast after WWII year noted
WASHINGTON UPI reports the 1971 fiscal year will close with a large deficit, around 20 billion dollars, the second largest since World War II. Treasury Secretary Connally warned the deficit will run well above the January forecast, with an 11.6 billion start and expectations it may rise.
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Three Flemish paintings stolen at Belgian villa
AP reports in LE 2OUTIS Belgium that three Flemish paintings with an estimated value of 40,000 dollars were stolen from a villa in the fashionable resort area. Police said the theft occurred at the seaside town.
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