Johnson Aims for Riot Panel Reform and Aid
President Johnson pushes for a federal commission to study urban disorders and to propose sweeping anti riot measures. The panel, led by lawmakers including a Republican and a Southern Democrat, would assess underlying causes and recommend sustained action to prevent future violence amid calls for national relief and reform.
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Apt
Kadsoe
Senate
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Edward W. Brooke
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Red R. Starcis
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Daily Review
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California
San Francisco teachers strike triggers student unrest
San Francisco AP report says hundreds of students smashed windows at Balbusigh School as union teachers picketed most public schools. Four police cars dispatched. Schools placed on a pre arranged half day schedule. The American Federation of Teachers appealed to close schools before further damage.
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San Francisco
Balbusigh
Sathon
American Federation of Teachers
Lovalli
Afl-Cio
Robert Jenkins
Two Area Glass Firms Hit By Auto Glass Strike
A strike from 1000 to 1500 members of the National Automatic Merchants Association AFL-CIQ shuts down more than a dozen Pacific Coast glass plants including Glass Containers Corp in Hayward and Anchor Hocking in San Leandro. About 4000 West Coast workers off jobs. strike called illegal by spokesman Bob Simmons of Glass Container Manufacturers Institute.
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Auto Matic Machi Department
Glass Kattle Blavers Association
Afl-Ciq
Pacific Coast
Glass Containers Corp
Hayward
Anchor Hocking Glass, Corp
San Leandro
Hunt-Weason Food
Bob Simmons
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
Fullerton
Simmons
California
Antlogh
Vernon
Wayward
Sam Leandra
Shumans
Miami
Fla
Faime
Hunt Foods and Industries
Hayward Tunt-Wesson
United Can Lap
BART freezes bids as legislative split stalls work
Bay Area Rapid Transit halt on construction bids and contracts after a split among lawmakers over funding. The board cited stalled AB 2 toll and auto registration fee measures as the reason, delaying five station projects including Hayward downtown and San Leandro and Baylair stations. Directors warned the two week delay could push the $144 million program back while advocates seek a funding compromise.
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Will Smith
BART
East Bay
Ileaffteenox
D-Rivhand
Bay Area Rapid Transit
Carley Bee
Dew
Frel
Alwas
George Miller
D-Hayware
Hast Bay
Hayward
San Leandro
Baylair
Bart Board
Ion. Mgr
John F. Foran
San Francisco
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Central
Costa
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Porte
Annirmongly
Miller
Shell
Alphin Hy
Just In Time Soldier Wins Contract Hearing
Sgt James DeVore faced immediate detention before a plane to Fort Lewis as a U S District Court heard his bid to avoid Vietnam duty. Judge Zirpel referred the case to Judge Weigel after U S Attorney and McMurray rushed to the courthouse with a petition.
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San Lorenzo
James Devore
U.S. Peters
T.S. Army
Vietnam
Bet Heerell
Sixth Army
de Vore
Fort Lewis
Wash
Kaien
Vietnm
Fort Lewi Sy
Buel
Janee
DeVore
le Vore
Lloyd
McMurray
Alfonso Zirpal
Stanley Weigel
DeVine
U.S
Naval Victory at Khe Sanh and 1000-Pound Bomb Run
UPI reports North Vietnamese forces attacked the U S Marine base at Khe Sanh but were repelled from the perimeter by South Vietnamese marines. U S Navy and Coast Guard aircraft scored a major naval victory as B 52 strategic bombers dropped 1000 pound bombs on a North Vietnamese battalion near the base, a rare close support mission. President Johnson flew on an undisclosed trip as tensions rose.
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UPI
Khe Sanh
UW. S. Navy
Coast Gund
U. 5 Baz
Persiso
Sale
Tine Khe Sanh
Tanl
Son Nou
Communists Tried to Run Guns to Guerrillas South of Saigon
Hist Supply ships and captured a sixth as the Communists tried to ran in supplies of guns and ammunition to guerrilla forces south of Saigon. Great quantities of Chinese made weapons were captured.
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Saigon
Recovered Body Not Truax in Bay Area Robbery Case
Authorities said the body found off Sev Pablo Bay last Sunday was not Thomas N. Truax. Two men robbed a Vallejo fish company, seizing about $800 after an earlier Feb 3 disappearance. Police sought suspects as more details emerged about a separate armed robbery and a Navy interception at sea.
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Pablo Bay
Thomas N. Truay
Marin Solty
Yvans
Assexi
Bay Area
Mecaliber
Iheam
Vallejo
Differentlerman
Xavier
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Fremont couple to sell tavern after second robbery
Mr and Mrs Clifford Xavier sobbed as their PM Chub tavern at 986 Washington Blvd faced a second robbery in 12 hours. About $5,000 in two robberies occurred last night and this morning, prompting them to press ahead with selling the business.
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Fremont
Clifford Xavier
Washington Blvd
Bay Area BART projects face bids and federal approval delays
In the Bay Area, exterior work on the Naa exteriors ay tie San Iwandro and Bayfair Stations along a five mile BART line stalls as bids for final construction in Downtown Hayward Meuitvale Oakland Coliseum are delayed. Officials say funds exist but federal clearance remains pending amid substantial central Janlea Costy County construction.
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San Iwandro
Bayfair
BART
Hayward
Meuitvale
Oakland
Coliseun
Pendin
Dlsu
Janlea Costy County
Bond Vote Considered By Castro Valley Trustees
Castro Valley Unified School District trustees weigh a bond election to fund elementary school libraries and facilities. Marvin Smith seeks board approval to draft plans and cost estimates for adding libraries at several elementary schools and expanding facilities at A.B. Maris Junior High. A $1 million bond could be floated with no tax rate increase, given a 425 percent rise in district assessed valuation and bonds paid off rapidly. About $300,000 in funds from 1960 remained authorized in the former Castro Valley Elementary District. Legislative action last year curtailed unified districts from selling bonds, allowing them only in component districts. a bond election could occur in September or spring 1909.
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Castro Valley
Tro Falley
Heedueo
Newark Riots Spark Commission Blame on Racism and Extremism
The commission blamed white racism and black extremism for violence that could erupt with a spark. It faulted police in riot cities for a strained relationship with ghettos, saying it fueled grievances and tension. The Newark tragedy, with 20 dead, highlighted police rhetoric and public fear during the unrest.
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America
Rink
Kewark
Effoit
Gag Rule Debated as Senate Fails to Close Debate
The Senate failed to gain the two thirds needed to invoke further debate on limiting the gag rule. After the vote, Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield called for a Saturday session and a fourth cloture vote within six weeks. Opponents linked the gag rule struggle to civil rights findings and criticized ongoing obstruction.
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Lo Jisaur
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Sen. Robertoc
Robbery at factory club cited by elderly masked suspects
Mrs. Xavier reported two robbers in their 90s took large sums from two registers on Thursday and Friday at a workers’ club near Mremont General Motors plant. She said the masked men, unrecognized, cashed checks for workers, marking the first armed incident for the club.
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Mremont General Motors
Xavier
Closed Community Discussion Panel Sparks Mixed Reactions
In San Lorenzo a panel discussion titled A Closed Community and the Social Oasis drew a crowd at East Oakland's auditorium with one speaker Albert, a Chal nity instructor, saying the crowd was split between hostile and sympathetic views. The meeting, interrupted by cheers and pushback, was part of a welfare series sponsored by neighborhood residents.
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Nory
Barrett
Ses
Gunice Albert
East Oakland
Albert
Des San Lorerno
Washington Manor
Anil
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