Gold sales push down markets in Europe and U S
Russia offered four tons of gold on European markets valued around 4.5 million dollars. The free market price for gold slid as Russian sales continued. Sterling fell to a two month low while the dollar eased by 14 cents to about 15 064. Analysts see this as the start of a broader Russian gold sale wave.
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London
Upi
Russia
Des
Ex- Parte
Moscow
Sacramento
UPS
California
National Tobacco Tax Association of Chicago
Board, of Equalization
John Marstall
Board of] Equalization
Slay of Young San Francisco Wife Haunts Police Search
San Francisco homicide officers pursue clues in the bathtub strangling of 24 year old Martha W. Coates wife of stockbroker David Coates and mother to be. She died from nylon stocking strangulation in their second floor apartment on an Avenue. No burglary or forced entry found. The couple wed in 1962 and she was due to give birth in about three months. Her Arkansas roots and family ties are noted as authorities review the case.
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San Francisco
Martha W. Coates
Carover Henry Turkel
Arthur Christiansen
Coates
David
Christiansen Sale Coates
Police seek body after Newark station report
An unidentified man told a Newark service station attendant he had killed his wife's boyfriend. Police launched an inquiry but found no body or evidence of crime. The caller, Larry Whitehouse, 32, Fremont, described a nervous man with long sideburns in a blue convertible who bought gas at Newark Boulevard and Mayhews Landing Road and fled after asking where a body could be hidden.
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Newark
Larry
Whitehouse
Davis Court
Fremont
Newark Boulevard
Mayhews Landing Road
Mexico
Vegas
Californian housewife begins world solo flight from Tucson
Mrs. Joan Merriam Smith, aiming to be the first woman to fly around the world solo, took off from Tucson for New Orleans early today. She completed the first 800 miles of a planned 27,000 mile journey, landing Tuesday night at Tucson International Airport in her red and white twin-engine Piper Apache.
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Tucson
Ariz
UPI
California
New Orleans
Mra
Joan Merriam Smith
Tucson International
McNamara backs poverty war amid youth aid push
Washington UPI reports Secretary McNamara endorsed Johnson's war on poverty as a path to help youths who cannot qualify for the armed services. He led a parade of cabinet members in supporting a $962 million anti poverty program before a House subcommittee. He cited studies showing one in three potential servicemen failed medical or mental qualifications and linked poverty to education and health gaps.
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Washington
UPI
Robert S. McIntors
Namara Inday
Johnson
Armed Services
McNamara
House
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Ruby's Lawyer Attacks Dallas Trial in Public Calling Ethics
The American Bar Association leader in San Francisco condemned Mel Belli for public statements after Jack Ruby's conviction and death sentence. Walter C. Craig urged adherence to professional ethics, noting complaints alleging unprofessional remarks aimed at the court and jury.
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San Francisco
Jack Ruby
Dallas
Mel
Vin Belli
Belli
Walter C. Craig
Phoenix
Ariz
Bar Association
Ruby
Craig
San Francisco Bar Association
ABA
Kanparoa
Worker Trapped In Ditch At Livermore Sewer Project
A Livermore sewer project worker Manuel Farhina, 25, employed by J and M Inc, was trapped for over an hour when a ditch side caved in. He was freed at 11:50 am and transported to Valley Memorial Hospital conscious with no serious injuries.
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Livermore
Livermore Sewer Inc
Manuel
Archina
J and M, Inc
Jet Hayward
Farhina
Ahan
Valley Memorial Hospital
Playwright Brendas Behan Remains Critical in Dublin
Dublin AP report says playwright Brendas Behan remained in critical condition at Meath Hospital with jaundice and diabetes.
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Dublin
Ireland
Brendas Behan
Meath Hospital
General Motors Fremont plant dedicates expansion plans
General Motors chairman Frederic G. Donner outlined a 32 billion expansion creating 50,000 jobs over five years at the Fremont assembly plant dedication. GM and California leaders touted faster production growth and smog-control hopes, noting Fremont’s plant will assemble Buick, Pontiac, Oldsmobile and Chevrolet cars and trucks with 4,100 workers and a payroll over 24 million dollars annually.
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GM Brass
Frederic G. Donner
John H. Gordon
General Motors
James H. Allen
Fremont
Steve Rubiolo
General Motors, Corp
Donner
Jed He Fan Taden
O Reanm
Uy Wey
Imamam
John F. Gordon
Gordon
Freemont
California
U.S
Harold W
Welch
Detroit
Mich
Lof
David I
Holland
Minn
Buick
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Melvin J. Kessler
Phila
Chevrolet Automobiles
Delphia
Chevrolet
Edmund Brown
Ey-Leandro Chamber Chief Dies
John G. Blaisdell, 55, longtime San Leandro Chamber of Commerce leader and hospital board member, died last night likely from a heart attack after collapsing at a downtown bar. Funeral plans are pending. he lived at 45 Joaquin Ave and ran a local business after World War II. Surviving brothers are Robert of San Leandro and Roger of Hayward.
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San Seandro
John G. Blaisdell
Chamber of Commerce
San Leandro Memorial Hospital
Blaisdell
Fairmont Hospital
Santos-Robinson
San Leandro
Roger
Hayward
Wisconsin
Joaquin Ave
World Berlin
UPI
U.S. Army
Onesapeer
Fador
U.S. Air Force
Vis l
Magdeburg
Eran Shett ‘ Aeber
Citi
U.S
Eatonel
Thejzens’ Development Committee
Washington-Krem
Lin
Asso
Republican Party
Cief
Voters approve regional junior college district bond
Voters in five counties from the Delta to Lake Tahoe approved a regional junior college district and an 18,273,000 bond issue to finance it. Early returns from Tuesday's voting showed the plan winning 18,? to 18,368 with 1832 of 385 precincts reporting.
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Sacramento
Delta
Lake Tahne
Editorial Calls Kennedy Resignation From Attorney General Post
Henry E. Taylor urges Robert F. Kennedy to resign as attorney general in today’s editorial page column. Taylor argues the move would restore confidence and shape future public leadership amid current political tensions.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Henry
Taylor
Columa
U S 50 Study Urged by Daily Review Editorial
The Daily Review editorial on page 14 calls for a study of U S 50 between Castro Valley and Livermore to determine how to make it safer and to plan full freeway status. It suggests low cost highway marking improvements to protect growing traveler numbers on the hazardous stretch and notes photos illustrating hazards on page 45.
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The
Daily Review
Castro Valley
Livermore
No Sign of Rain in Area Forecast Brisk Bay Weather
Brisk winds and fair skies prevail in the Bay Area with rising temperatures and rain unlikely through next Monday according to the five day forecast. Nevada high pressure could renew the Santana winds aiding Southern California firefighters as Lamorroow July forecast calls for slightly warmer conditions.
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Stote
Bay Area
Nevada
California
Weather Bureau
Lamorroow
Today’s Prayer for Renewal and Repentance
A prayer seeking newness of fire through true repentance. The speaker asks for divine pardon and mercy, and hopes to meet each new day with a clear conscience as one born again. It resolves to profit from past mistakes and avoid repetition, ending with Amen.
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Ey-Leandro Chamber
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Farber
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East Germany
Voters Okay College Dist
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