Florida primary yields no clear Democratic winner
Florida voters on Tuesday produced no winner in the Democratic presidential primary as Edward M. Kennedy, Hubert Humphrey, George Wallace, and George McGovern vied for support. Wallace led with a sizable margin, while Kennedy and Muskie showed tepid gains. The piece notes shifting coalitions among blacks, labor, Jews, and college voters, with Jackson and Lindsay also factoring in.
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Hayward woman seeks to save historic St Johns church
Mrs Beulah Linnell 61 of the Hayward Area Historical Society urges Hayward Area Recreation District to preserve the tiny St John s adjacent church slated for demolition for a parking lot to serve a new community center project. The church site dates to 1898 with construction under Father McEvay.
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Box stolen from Oakland truck may pose radioactivity hazard
Oakland police warned that a box taken from a truck at the Oakland Army Terminal during pickup may contain surface radio activity with potential hazard. The two by eight inch box vanished from the vehicle after it was parked about an hour. Military officials withheld contents but expressed concern.
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Antibusing protester begins 600 mile march to Washington
Irene McCabe leads a 42 day protest walk from Pontiac to Washington to urge a constitutional amendment against busing. She travels with six supporters and two campers, funds raised fall short of needs, and the group carries mock stock to fund the trip amid picketing and hostilities.
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Birdman Reaches New High Above Lake Ellesmere
Australian Wiedman Bill Moyes soared to a record altitude of 4 750 feet above Lake Ellesmere with artificial wings towed by a speedboat. He released the towline and cycled in winds up to 24 knots before landing. Mayes compared the craft to Bill Bennett of Van Nuys who rose to 2 960 feet in Arizona.
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Hiey
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Arizona
Voters oppose busing while backing school prayer in straw poll
In Florida and elsewhere, voters favor ending court ordered busing for racial balance yet reject restoring a segregated system. A presidential primary straw vote showed strong support for a constitutional amendment to permit school prayer, with Governor Askew saying the result signals broad Southern sentiment against busing.
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UPT
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Albania
George v. Wallace
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Imaven Prealer
Tod
Théra
Mayor's pay raise down the tubes
Mayor Lea Howells faces a failed 460 a month pay raise as supporters refused to vote for its enactment during the current term. The measure could carry into effect May 1, 1971 if approved, with George Oakes backing a new ordinance tied to that possibility. Several council members opposed the raise, while others supported it.
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Lea’ Howells
Roi Olpek
George Oakes
Lash Week
Indrian Debiate
Gagnetimner
Mitchell charges slander by press in Senate probe
Washington UPI report says former Attorney General John N. Mitchell and ally Richard G. Meindienst complain that American press slandered those tied to the Senate Judiciary Committee inquiry into ITT antitrust cases. Senators accused headlines of bias and a miscaptioned photo prompted sharp rebuttals as critics urged press responsibility.
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UPT
Joi N. Mitchell
Richard G. Meindienst
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
ITT
Mitchell
Federal Appeals Court
Stehard W. Mclaren
Jalox Department
Erwin N. Griswald
Marlow W. Cook
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Sen
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Alawan
Roman L. Tmruska
Hnech
Harold S. Geneva
Ho Eerar
Fremont man leads push for BART grand jury probe
A 60 year old Fremont resident William L. Steberts plans a petition drive with neighbors to demand a full grand jury investigation of BART management and expenditures. He cites delays and wants accountability before expanding efforts, while noting past support for rapid transit.
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Bay Area Rapids
William L. Steberts
Driftwood Drive
BART
Summer Sequence Promises Warm Week Ahead
Forecast shows blue skies and warm temperatures through the week with highs in the 70s and cooler nights into the upper 40s. The weather page notes a spring-like pattern continuing as residents plan activities and outdoor events.
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