Indonesian Leader Calls Cordial Restraint Amid Jakarta Turmoil
In Jakarta Brig. Gen. Amir Machmud urged major anti Communist and Communist groups to stay calm and avoid brutal tactics as Subandrio and 44 cabinet members were arrested. He warned action against disobedience and promised armed forces would handle the situation. Radio Jakarta also banned travel abroad for most Indonesians while Suharto governs in Sukarno’s stead.
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Postal Rate Hikes Loom Across Regions
Forecasts warn of rising postal rates with certified mail items increasing from 20 to 30 cents. Weather outlooks show fair to mild conditions across California and the West, with inland frost risks and northwest winds affecting coastal areas.
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Neen
Higt Ayrena
SAC Birthday Observed By Six Nation Group
The six nation community marks 20 years of readiness for a fight nobody has started. Officials in Omaha report continued vigilance as the Strategic Air Command evidences its long standing posture and preparedness amid ongoing tensions.
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Web
Strategic Air
Auditorium Hearing Highlights Budget Strains on Auditorium Project
The board weighs options as estimates miss the mark for the auditorium on Hesperian Boulevard. Delp Johnson of Chabot design team deemed essential elements sacrificable for a lower price. Officials secured an extra 100,000 in bonds and consider a 1 cent tax to cover a 346,700 shortfall with HARD support possibly borrowing up to 400,000. some directors remain wary amid competing park needs.
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Chabot Caropus
Hesperian Boulevard
Humphrey Fails To See Protest In Washington
A small group of Vietnam veterans and reservists urged Vice President Humphrey to accept their discharge papers along with medals and present them to President Johnson. They want playgrounds funded over culture investments, and plan a march to press the issue tomorrow as pressure grows in Maryland suburbia.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Nursery Hit By Inferno In Sanger
AP reports a fire at a Sanger nursery causing about 100000 dollars in damage. Police found gloves and a saw behind the premises, with witnesses hearing a door slam before discovery. The blaze, possibly linked to burglary or accident, burned the main office, sales department and warehouse while toxic parathion fumes rose from the stock.
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County Education Unit Salutes Three Figures
Alameda County Education Association honored three education figures at its 49th annual meeting at Castlewood Country Club Pleasanton. Decoto School Principal Refugio Cabella, William P. Burke and Rep. George P. Miller received awards for service to public education. Miller gave the keynote on Benefits to Education from Space Study. The Decoto School lies in the New Haven Unified School District.
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Alameda County Education Association
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Alameda County
Gemini 8 Traces Short Fault Behind Tumbling Flight
Gemini astronauts Armstrong and Scott wrestled control of Gemini 8 for about 30 minutes after undocking with Agena and the craft began tumbling mainly in roll. A short circuit caused No 8 thruster to fire, forcing an early return as officials evaluated the electrical malfunction and commended the crew for a safe landing.
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Dancer Buster West Dies at 64 in Encino
Award winning vaudeville and Broadway dancer and comedian Buster West died at 64 in Encino. West began entertaining with his parents, billed as Wells, Virginia, in a family act that featured skilled dancing and comedic routines.
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Missiles Sear At Vandenberg Missiles Sear At Vandenberg
Two missiles at Vandenberg Air Force Base California, an Atlas D and a Nike Javetin, launched seconds apart Saturday in a test. West, a vaudeville and Broadway performer, died Friday from a brain tumor. He left a widow Lucille Page and a son and daughter.
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Man In Crash Still Serious After Fremont Fire Engine Collision
An Air Force spokesman said the crash on the Nimitz Freeway near Jarvis Avenue left Allen E. Larson, 24, of San Leandro, seriously injured. Larson’s car struck a Fremont fire engine parked at the roadside while tending a car fire. the incident occurred Friday morning in Washington Hospital’s vicinity with officials calling the injuries serious and the first of its kind locally.
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Nimitz Freeway
Jarvis Avenue
Navy H Bomb Recovery Efforts Progress On Coast
Navy officials report hopeful progress toward recovering a missing hydrogen bomb after an underwater search along a steep slope near Palos Verdes. Adm Williams Guest led a task force with experts including Jon Lindbergh and Del to photograph and assess the device still parachuted and submerged. A donated $200 toward relief for residents displaced by the incident accompanied ongoing claims and negotiations over damages.
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Prof Explodes Economic Myth at Stanford Hawaii Conference
HONOLULU AP reports economist Kreps tells Stanford Conference in Hawaii that Americans will still need to economize despite growth. He projects an average annual rise linked to 4 percent growth, with resources constrained. He estimates a 150 billion gap between desired sharing and possible production in 1975, urging prudent management and tough value choices.
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Kreps
Boarded-Up Houses Stir Arson Fear in San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo firefighters fear vandalism and arson after two recent blazes in the area. A vacant home at 35237 Dermody Ave burned for about an hour after the 2:47 p.m. fire, gutting the back of the house. The owner is identified in reports as the investigation continues.
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Two Boys Arrested for Suspected Marijuana Possession
Two 17 year old boys were arrested by police in San Leandro on suspicion of possessing marijuana after an informant reported their strange behavior near a bowling alley on Manor Boulevard. They were detained in the parking lot as a large papal ceremony proceeded at St Peter's Basilica in Vatican City.
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UPI
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