POWs Return Home Amid Delays and Repatriation Talks
The United States resumed welcoming released prisoners of war with planeloads into Clark Air Base Philippines and U S bases Travis and Andrews. Meanwhile city officials in Hayward approved downtown rezoning for a 45 block area, set off-street parking rules, and targeted a shift from conventional zoning. The week also covered a Texas tornado toll, Nixon’s death penalty push, Wounded Knee talks, and other national events.
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South County sees early spring blossoms and a bee
The South County scene notes blossoms in Pleaston area fields signaling early spring. A wild mustard flower is photographed with a bee visible on the stalk, capturing a moment of nature’s activity as the season begins.
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Sunday scripture sermon excerpt from 1 Corinthians 15
Selected by the Rev. Robert Flanigan pastor First Baptist Church of Hayward. The passage outlines the gospel that Christ died for sins was buried and rose again on the third day as taught in scripture. Hayward address appears in the credit line.
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Lincoln University taps James Frank as 13th president
Daily review notes Dr. James Frank, shown at a Jefferson City news conference, named Lincoln University’s 13th president. He will leave Medgar Evers College as vice president of academic affairs to take the post announced yesterday.
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Medgar Evers College
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