Youths Seek Draft Counseling At Conscientious Objectors Office
In San Francisco hundreds of young men visit the Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors seeking guidance on draft status. Hank Maiden, West Coast field secretary, notes rising inquiries as youths discuss beliefs and possible routes to noncombatant service or exemptions. The CCCO, founded in 1948, provides counseling, legal advice, and guidance for those opposed to military service, while stressing it does not aid evasion.
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UPI
Central Committee For Conscienious Objectors
Hank Maiden
West Coast
CCCO
Maiden
Sgelp
Russia
China
North
Vietnam
South
University of California At Berkeley
Ordina Pacifist
San Francisno
Tor
Cuminnities
Selective Service Boards
Malden
Central Committee
Consticius
Explosive Way To Solve Plight TIMBER
An ailing 40 foot whale washed up on the rocks near Timber Cove California. The resort area crew used a method overnight to relieve the whale’s distress but it died about 24 hours later. News of the event spread quickly through the inn and surrounding area.
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Cove
Calif
Coast Guard
Ed Wilkinson
Dale Moore
Wilkinson
Man Shot By Unknown Assailant
In San Francisco Tolice recounts that a man described as waddling like a duck approached Stuart B. Maher and shot him at Taylor and Pine streets. Maher died after being rushed to hospital. Witness John F. Winter, visiting from Columbus, Ohio, said the assailant used a gun and fled. Police investigate motives as Nob Hill searches for clues.
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Tolice
Stuart B. Maher
Suday
Tint
Maher
Free Lance
John F. Winter
Neb Hi
Dnau
Winters
Columbus
Ohio
Taylor
Pine Streets
Nob Hill
Bridge Columns and a Santa Claus Myth Debunked
Alfred Sheinwold discusses a 1934 World Championship hand where misreads and a fake “Santa Claus” belief influenced play. Steen and Besse debate minimal finesses as the bidding unfolds, highlighting caution and keen card sense in high level bridge strategy.
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Basse Weil
Yin Sun
West
Stean
Steen
Santa Claus
Heve
Benly
Besse
Doug Steen
Ted
Dummay
Ean Besse
Holl
New York
N.Y
China accuses Soviets of plotting against China
China said Sunday that Soviet plans for a world summit were designed to supplement the US presidential election this year. Beijing radio and the Communist party accused the Soviet Union and the United States of conspiring against China.
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Red
China
Peking
Grandson Lyn Nenet Walks Away From Church in Stonewall
President Lyndon Jolngon attended St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Stonewall with Lyn Nenet after services yesterday. Grandfather held Lyn briefly before they left separately from the church campus.
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Lyndon Jolngon
St. Francis Navier Catholic Church
Stonewall
Lyn
Ambulance Permit Considered In Hayward
Hayward Board of Adjustments will meet at city hall to consider Ayse permit for a 24 hour ambulance dispatch office at a 450 square foot space along A Street with one ambulance. The agenda also notes a rejected ambulance service application from Oakland and a storage building permit for Maurice Takowiec near Curtis Street.
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Board of Adjustments
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Oakland
Levine General Hospital
Levine Court
Maurice
Takowieg
Curtis Street
West Wintin Aventin
King Urges Washington Admit Vietnam War Policies In Error
King says the United States is in a senseless war and urges Washington to acknowledge Vietnam policies. He spoke at a church service and urged candid discussion as the nation faces a controversial policy era. He referenced past political missteps and urged courage in leadership amid national debate.
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Washington
LOS Angels
UPI
Pri
William Pring
Marlin Luther King
King West
Alnul
Pease
Washington Admira the United
Freedom Party
California
Wietnam
Anaheim
National Age
Second Baptist Church
United States
First Chinese-American mayor marries Stanford researcher
The Oxnard wedding unites a United States history making mayor and a Stanford medical research staff member. The couple plans to reside in Oxnard after their marriage, marking a notable civic and academic union.
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United States
Stanford Medical Research Staff
Oxnard
Cary Grant Delivers Positive Health Update After Crash
New York report says Cary Grant, hurt in a traffic crash last week, is doing well at St John’s Queens Hospital. He sustained facial and chest bruises and a cut lip, with details from the accident still unfolding as officials address the incident.
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Cary Grant
St. John's Queens Hospital
Grant
Congrege Assembly
Lodse
Alten
King Ituck
Kennedy
Washington
Vietnam
Castro Valley Adult School Opens Courses for Spring
Castro Valley Adult School opens spring quarter offering courses in stencil art home landscaping decorative arts language and business plus classes leading to a high school diploma. A class in Understanding Your Teenager begins Wednesday with emphasis on social emotional and physical development. Location is 10400 Santa Maria Ave Castro Valley. Call 537-5010 for details.
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Castro Valley
Helmath
Allo High School
Caalra Valley
Santa Maria Ave
Castro
Draft Drugs Drive Sharp Rise In Federal Prison Population
Washington AP reports sharp rises in narcotics and draft law convictions fueling a rebound in the federal prison population, with youth commitments at a record high and the average age sliding from 29.5 to 28.5. Officials cite longer sentences and a surge in drug and draft cases, including many religious objectors.
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Washington
Azoth
Penson
Bureau of Prisons Survey
Plane and helicopter losses dominate Korean and Vietnam wars
Washington reports aviation tolls across Korea and Vietnam, noting 2007 fixed wing losses in Vietnam, thousands overall when including helicopters. Pentagon data are incomplete. costs have surged since World War II with modern aircraft like the F-4 Phantom valued around 24 million dollars.
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ALS
Ue Vietnan
Ceeds
Sts
United States
Pentagon
Seoul
Canyon Students Hear Speakers On Opportunity Unlimited
Canyon High School students across grades will hear about international work and education programs, local job opportunities, scholarships, and careers at a program titled Opportunity Unlimited. Dr. Phaviak Soldaht of California State College Hayward will speak, with sessions covering art, business, languages, industrial arts, mathematics, music, physical education, science, social studies, and special education.
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Castro Valley — Canyon
Opportunity Unlimited
Phaviak Soldaht
California State College At
Hayward
Brant
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