Vietnam Dispute Probes Army Recruiting Authority
Judge Wiegel questions hypothetical evidence of recruiting promises in DeVore case. Attorneys Cimmet and McMurray told to submit a detailed proof outline by Tuesday, including ads, posters, and recruiting sergeant testimony. The case centers on whether recruiters exceeded authority and what remedies remain within service channels.
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Cimmel
Wiegel
Europe
U.S
Cimmet
DeVore
DeVare
McMurray
Secretary of Defense
Ehlissmen
Hugy
Cimamet
Casale
McMurray and
Army
Reagan Drops Name From Oregon Ballot For Vice President
California Governor Ronald Reagan announced he moved his name from the Oregon presidential ballot and filed to withdraw as a vice presidential candidate. Oregon official Clay Myers had listed Reagan for both ballots. Reagan said he will not be a vice presidential candidate and he remains a favorite son in California.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
Ronald Reagan
Oregon
Clay Mygon
Ers
Reagan
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Myers
Ex-Official's Son Held In Pot Case
Robi MacGregor Cranston 20 of Los Angeles was arrested near the San Ysidro border for smuggling marijuana from Tijuana. He was booked in county jail. Authorities said about 2.2 pounds of marijuana were found hidden under the rear seat of his 1904 automobile. Cranston said he is a student at UCLA.
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San Diego
Alan Cranston
Tijuana
Mexico
Robi MacGregor Cranston
Los Angeles
Edmund G. Brown
Crenston
Vernon Nann
San Ysidro
Hann
Cranston
UGLA
Director Cancels San Leandro Planting Program
San Leandro Recreation Department cancels tomorrow's tree planting and potting program. Recreation Director Jack Neavill cites muddy conditions at Kennedy School and Stenzel Park for the cancellation and notes another site will be considered.
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San Leandro
Jack Neavill
Kennedy School
Stenzel Park
Lalor
Neavill
The Baily Review Publication Details and Offices
The Baily Review notes offices at 118 W Winton Ave Hayward California and 414 W Winton Ave Alameda County. It lists staff titles including Floyd Snarke Pisaldatt William Chilcote and Taterad with advertising director duties. Subscription rates and circulation details appear alongside office contact information for Fremont and Alameda locations.
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Baily Review
Tnt
Floyd Snarke
Pisaldatt
William Chilcote
Buslnere Moragar
Advattiaing
Direstor Taterad
Hayward
Cali Donne
Gangrers
Addon
Winton
Tae
Calif
Winton Ave
Alameda County
California
Pisce
Untended Pot Blamed For Local Blaze
Newark reports an undented pot on a kitchen stove caused an 18000 dollar fire early today damaging the home of Hayward officer Albert Allen at 16fff Indian Wells Drive. Fire broke out around 12 15 am as Allen was at work destroying the roof and part of the kitchen before firefighters gained control.
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Newark
Hayward
Indian Wells Drive
Albert Allen
Thief Steals Wallet From Car in San Leanero
A thief broke into a vehicle on Washington Ave yesterday and stole a wallet containing $505 in cash and checks. The thief entered through an unlocked window of the parked car, owned by Kim We Summi, taking payroll checks and two money orders along with the cash.
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San Leanero
Kim We Summi
Washinngton Ave
Tarnard Returns Home After Hemisphere Tour
Cape Town reports Dr. Christiaan Barnard has returned home from a monthlong Weston Hemisphere trip. The visit included stops with Palip Blaiberg, the world’s first living heart transplant recipient, who is nearing discharge at Groote Schuur Hospital.
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Cape Town
South Africa
UPN
Christiann Barnard
Weston Hemisphere
Palip Blaiberg
Groote Sehnur Togpilal
Blalberg
Ralloy Barverd
BART Awards $5 Million In Contracts
A fragmented Oakland meeting notes that BART plans five million dollars in contracts. The discussion touches on feeder routes to Livermore Amador valley and potential legislation in several cities. Officials indicate service could begin by 1972 with bridge and tax considerations, while some dissenting cities hint at opposition.
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Oakland
BART
Marfine
Livermore-Amador Valley
Contra Costa County
George Sill
Newark
Fremont
Geoffrey d. Bleel
Washington
Global Gold Rush Shocks Markets and Raises Rates
Financial turmoil from a gold buying surge prompts a London market closure and a U S rate hike. Officials from the Treasury and Federal Reserve coordinate talks with seven nations, aiming to stabilize exchange rates and curb dollar drains while signaling higher loan costs across mortgages autos and consumer credit. The move follows Britain’s devaluation and a series of rate increases that have tightened credit and sparked a housing market slowdown.
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London
Treasury Department
United States
The
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Gold Pool
Belgium
Germany
Aly
Woods
Alo White House
U.S
Lonjin
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Federal Reserve
Europe
Britain
Johnson
U.S. Launches Mass Viet Offensive Across Delta Front
U S bombers and ground forces press a major operation amid Vietnam War clashes. Reports describe raids near Saigon and Khe Sanh, shelling around Dong Ha and Quang Tri, and Viet Cong activity near Bac Lieu as U S forces aim at enemy concentrations and supply lines. Casualties noted on both sides, with minimal details on losses.
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Secor Group
Ina
Meickediaukong
Lo Ans
Saigon
Dong Ha
Viet Cang
GMZ
U.S
Cen
Mursday
Kong Della
U.S. Navy
Haiphung Lo
Viet, Be
U S
Cua Viet River
Quang Tri
Dong Fa
Katurn
Highlands
Bac Lieu
Mekong
Kuw Delta
Antiwar Meeting Tests McCarthy Strength in California
Delegates heard figures like Rennell Nevins and Hill urge support for McCarthy in the California presidential primary. Kennedys potential entry risks splitting anti war votes, influencing 174 Democratic California votes at the national convention. A platform favored by supporters called for Vietnam de escalation and talks with the National Liberation Front alongside public employment.
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Ities
William M
Rennell
Richard Nevins
Nenid Hill
CDC
McCarthy
Kennedy
Johnson
California
SNC
Hill
Council
New York
Sacramento
Assembly
Untuh
Democratic Council
Yuan
Wor
Luis
Vietnam
National Liberation Front
South
North Vietnam
Stat Non Wallington
UPI
Thomas Hirale
Kuchel
Korean War Era Endorsement Push Emerges
A tangled report notes local figures near endorsement by a state senator amid Defense Department figures and state officials indicating unclear support. Beverly-based petitionerson profile the effort as it nears record levels and potential influence on policy discussions.
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Anthony C. Reilen
Beverly Fills
Inday
Cancer Society Seeks Volunteers For Drive Across Alameda
Telephones across Alameda County ring as the American Cancer Society launches its largest volunteer recruitment. John A. Morin names Mrs. Robert Turney countywide residential chairman to recruit nearly 20 60 volunteers to contact each household during the April Crusade Against Cancer. Volunteers can contact the society at 477 16th St Oakland.
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Alameda County
American Cancer Society
John A. Morin
Robert Turney
Society
Oakland
Water Officer To Be Honored At San Leandro Dinner
A testimonial dinner will honor John B. Harrison, retiring executive officer of the San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board, in San Leandro on March 29. An open invitation invites friends for cocktails and dinner at 6 30 p.m. at the Blue Dolphin on the San Leandro Marina. Harrison, of 3410 Del Mar Circle, will end 11 years of service on April 3.
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San Leandro
John B. Harrison
San Francisco Bay
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