Police Beef Up Forces To Nip Richmond Hoods
In Richmond authorities deployed reinforced squads with shotguns and police dogs to quell a wave of looting by a gang described as mostly young Negro youths. A burglary spree included a department store, jewelry shops and a pawn shop, with hundreds of thousands in losses unconfirmed. Police and sheriff’s offices joined by multiple agencies prepared for further action as Chief Brown vowed no more tolerance for vandalism.
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Richmond
Roberty Murphy
Frank Barrett
Charles E. Brown
Brown
Contra Costa County
Sheriff's Office
California Highway Patrol
Hoods
Watts
Los Angeles
Legion Plans Initiation Ceremony in Fremont
The Newark American Legion and Auxiliary Post 837 will hold a joint initiation ceremony at the Niles Veterans Memorial Building Fremont at 8 p.m. Friday A program will follow to mark the Legion's founding. A certificate of appreciation will be presented to Ernest Thompson for Newark Community Band’s participation.
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Newark
American Legion
Auxiliary Post 837
Niles Veterans Memorial Building
Second
E Streets
Fremont
Ernest Thompson
Local Social Events in San Leandro and Hayward
Community notices list multiple April gatherings in San Leandro and Hayward. Events include whist parties and socials at St John’s Hall and Union City venues, hosted by Ladies Auxiliaries and Mothers Club, with refreshments and raffles.
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Mar
D.E
Cateleria
Watkins
Bam
St. John’s Hall
Orchard Ave
Sankeandro
Rummage Salm
Hall
Sty
Hayward
Mothers Club
San Leandro
Apr
Aopms Loes
Sisterhood Lodge
Heyward
Sir Jotin
Women's
Au Iilary
Hospital Notes Show February Profit For Castro Valley Facility
Castro Valley Eden Hospital reports a $12,789 February profit boosting eight month FY to $9,055 in the black. The non-tax-supported private hospital had run deficits in 1965 66 and notes a steady rise in psychiatric cases at its new treatment facilities.
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Castro Valley - Eden Hospital
Rhode Island students shear sheep to fund college
Charles Henry II and Thomas Noyes at the University of Rhode Island School of Agriculture have started a sheep clipping business. They note there are still enough sheep in Rhode Island for two students to work their way through college as good shearers become rare.
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Kingston
RIL
Rhode Island
Charles Henry II
Thomas Noyes
University of Rhode Island
School of Agriculture
Couple in Fullerton Face Harassment Over Adoption
In Fullerton California the Cohen family white parents plan to surrender their adopted Negro child David Micus after nearly a year of harassment. They report anonymous calls threats and harassment from neighbors amid civil rights tensions. The Rev Albert Cohen, a naval veteran and chaplain, says the decision, though painful, is for the child’s safety and future wellbeing.
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David
Micus
Ahom
Cohen
Ful
U.S. Naval Academy
Thellerton
Ann
Navy
Cohens
Acond
Angeles
Whittier
Selma
Montgomery
Ala
Liament
Read Papers For News Says TV Man
New York AP Peter Jennings of ABC urged viewers to read newspapers along with his 13 minute TV news program after returning from six weeks in Viet Nam as a panelist at a forum on television war reporting. Arthur Sylvester warned TV reporting may be incomplete due to field editors while praising overall improvement.
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New York
Peter Jennings
American Broadcasting Co
Jennings
Viet Nam
The
New Breed
Arthur Sylvester
Defense
Sylvester
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Alvarado St
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Becete
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