U S stance halts Paris peace talks amid tough demands
The United States refused to attend further Paris talks on Vietnam, labeling the Communist response as sabotage and vowing not to return until a negotiable plan is presented. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese spokesmen condemned Porter’s move as blackmail while seeking a usable framework for discussion.
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Vietnam
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Xuan
Porter
Viet Cong
Ly van Sau
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Mime
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Hanoi
North
Stephan Ledegat
Ledegar
First Woman Appointed to AC Transit Board
Hayward resident Kimi Fujii was appointed to AC Transit’s board of directors to fill the unexpired term of the late I. Guy Warren. She will be sworn in on April 12. Fujii, a Japanese American, has worked on programs aiding unemployed and low income groups and Spanish speakers since 1947 after graduating from the University of Wisconsin. She has eight years on the T Maynard Human Relations Commission. The Fujii family operates wholesale and retail outlets.
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Kimi Fujii
AC Transit Board of Directors
I. Guy Warren
Combes
Fujii
University of Wisconsin
T Maynard Hunan Relations Commission
Doctors Convene to Address Sexual Hangups in Patients
A symposium of about 150 doctors heard Masters and Johnson researchers say at least 60 percent of couples have sexual dysfunctions. Speakers urged clinicians to listen to patients' unspoken concerns, share reliable books, and refer to therapists as needed for better compatibility and communication.
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Alexander Runciman
Masters and Johnson
Runciman
Hubert J. Rubenstein
van Nuys
Eugene Schoenfeld
Hip Phrates
Eden Hospital
Oakland
Hybenstein
California
Rubenstein
Hhe
Weather Outlook for South County Fair and Cloudy Change
Forecast calls for fair weather for awhile with cloud cover and a chance of rain tomorrow night. Highs in the mid to upper 40s, with lows in the 40s once the front passes.
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South County
Sequoia School Considers Year Round Schedule
Hayward Sequoia Elementary School may join a year long status, following Park School. District official Robert Williams reported overwhelming parent and teacher support, pending school board and State Department approvals. The plan includes 195 days yearly, four quarters, and extra breaks for a program aiding trainable mentally retarded students.
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Park School
Robert Williams
State Department of Education
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Sate
Nixon Adopts Plan to Run Pay Board After Walkout
President Nixon has decided how the Pay Board will function following resignations by three AFL-CIO leaders from the five member labor delegation. Spokesmen said the move will not derail the anti inflation program. The White House will inform the Cost of Living Council of the future composition and operation of the board as walkouts are handled. Senate Leader Mansfield questioned the walkout, urging broad participation to curb inflation. Javits cautioned it could hinder wage and price controls.
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Mansfield Senate
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Jacob K. Javits
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Grocery price rise tops 14 years in February
Washington AP reports the February rise in consumer prices, led by a 19 percent one month jump in grocery costs, the sharpest since 1958, amid wage changes and ongoing price controls. The Labor Department notes overall living costs up 0.5 percent and weekly earnings up 35 cents to 190.27, with purchasing power down 8 cents. Back page.
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Nixon
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statisticys
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Wounds of Christ Girl 10 May Suffer Stigmata
A 10 year old Baptist girl in Oakland reportedly shows stigmata with bleeding from palms feet and side. Doctors at Children's Hospital dispute, noting no wounds during two hour observation. a hematologist saw dried blood later and noted a reactive red tongue area as possible sign. Further tests planned as page ends.
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Bia
Sigmates
Children’s Hospital
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Clorella Robartson
Hester
Clorela
Sarita Fe
Susan Carlson
Cloretta
Women’s Rights Amendment Passed by Congress
After forty years of debate and five centuries, the proposed constitutional amendment for equal rights for women won congressional approval. The vote drew celebrations among supporters, with California senators Charlton and Tumey voting yes. Opponents, including Sen. Bayh and others, argued against federal intrusion and potential impacts on existing laws. The measure now moves to state ratification, with Mississippi’s Senate signaled as a possible ratifier.
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Cane Wressling
Federal
State Bay
Grvin
Fawe
Kevin
Indicted welfare aide faces forgery and fraud charges
Welfare aide Acosta, ex executive director of Southern Alameda County Opportunity Agency, is indicted by a federal grand jury on two counts of fraud and embezzlement totaling about 41,239. The first count cites 21,087 obtained by fraud via a forged check cashed March 10 in Los Angeles. The second alleges 19,752 embezzled funds with bank audits to follow.
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San Francisco
Roberty Acosta
Alameda County &Monomie Opportunity Agency
Acosta
Los Angeles
Asst
U.S
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