San Francisco hikers raise funds for prisoners in Vietnam
Seven youths began a walk from Sacramento to San Francisco to raise money to free nine American prisoners in Vietnam. Those who reached the city include Paull Eustis 15 Greg Innes 11 McCoy Richur 16 and Jerome Leberry 17. A delegation to Moscow is planned to seek help persuading North Vietnam to release the captives.
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Teen slays Gung Fu teacher in Chinatown shootout
In San Francisco a teenage boy, described as 18 to 19 years old, shot and killed Ng, a Hop Gar Gung Fu Academy instructor, after entering the shop seeking a prescription for his ailing mother. Police said the incident began with an argument prior to the shooting at the Chinatown establishment.
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Berkeley to decide city ownership of PG&E facilities
Berkeley officials consider whether the city should own Pacific Gas & Electric Co. facilities. The city clerk reported more than 7,400 signatures on petitions urging the move. The proposal will be discussed by the city council which can approve the request or place the issue before voters.
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Musicians donate radio gear to county jail unit
The Jefferson Airplane group offered a radio receiver and speaker system to the San Francisco County Jail’s music section. County officials on Monday asked the board of supervisors to accept the gift valued at $00.
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Small raise approved for San Francisco city workers
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 5 to 1 to give all 15,500 miscellaneous city workers a two and one half percent pay raise for the next fiscal year. Observers say it is the lowest raise in years. without it nearly 4,000 workers would have received nothing.
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Fire destroys old Cathedral in Burlington Vermont
A fire at the 19th century Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Burlington is believed arson. Timothy Austin of Burlington, 22, was arrested near the scene and slated for arraignment on first degree arson charges. Bishop John A. Marshall called the blaze total loss after touring the site. The cathedral sits opposite St Paul’s Episcopal Church, which was damaged by a prior fire.
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Irving linked to alleged hoax autobiog story and larceny
Irving and Suskind pleaded guilty in a federal case while state court defendants admit grand larceny conspiracy charges. McGraw-Hill seeks restitution of about 900000 plus 135000 for legal and related costs. Nearly 760000 of the advances and funds are said to remain intact for repayment.
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The Daily Review Publication Notes and Contacts
Fragmented OCR text mentions Ines Moye Sparks as president and publisher William Chileose as business manager. References to Post Office, Hayword Coli, and Wendell Winton appear with unclear dates and locations. The garbled lines suggest a note on communications and distribution details for the newspaper.
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Rogers urges high arms, security budgets to aid Nixon
In testimony to the House Foreign Affairs Committee, William P. Rogers urged robust arms and security funding to back President Nixon’s trips to Peking and Moscow. He listed a total of 215 billion in new security authority, including 700 million for military plant aid and 527 million for foreign military sales credits, arguing that such funding is crucial to credibility of the Nixon Doctrine and to peace and stability in Asia and beyond. He noted need for 585 million in South Vietnam support, 300 million for Cambodia, and expansions to the military materiel ceiling to 150 million, stressing that both Beijing and Moscow influence require strong allied security.
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FTC orders bill collection agency to repay customers
Federal Trade Commission hearing examiner Raymond J. Lynch ruled nationwide bill collectors must reimburse franchise holders and merchants who lost money due to alleged deceptive practices. The order targets Universal Credit Acceptance, Continental Credit Card Corp, and International Credit Card Corp, with officers named. The decision is subject to FTC review and potential appeal.
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Nixon to reveal busing plan soon
Washington sources report President Nixon will decide within ten days whether to back a constitutional amendment against forced busing or pursue legislation. Capitol Hill hearings continued on proposals, with Michigan lawmakers urging an amendment tied to court ordered busing in Pontiac.
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Civil rights leaders urge meeting with Nixon on busing
Seven civil rights leaders sent a telegram to President Nixon asking for a meeting before any school policy is adopted or disseminated. The group, including Ralph Abernathy and Roy Wilkins, urged discussion of racial isolation in schools and busing, noting a recent public session favoring a constitutional amendment.
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Berrigan informer outlines Sweden fears
Harrisburg court hears FBI informant Douglas recounts letters from Sister Elizabeth McAlister about sending money to Sweden to aid antiwar activists. He describes smuggling tellers to Berrigan and other radicals, and details plans to kidnap Kissinger and damage draft boards during 1971 terrorism trial.
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Nixon to visit Canada in mid-April for talks and events
The White House says President Nixon will travel to Canada from April 13 to 15. Mrs Nixon will accompany him on the trip, which includes Ottawa and other Canadian cities as part of a brief official visit coordinated with Ottawa.
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Black diplomat assignment eyed for South Africa
U.S. State Department officials said a Black diplomat may be assigned to South Africa soon. The plan, long considered, faces race and policy issues, with David M. Abshire noting the policy of nonracial postings remains in force. He said informing partner governments is part of the process.
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