POWs Named Sue List Stall Free Release Talks
SAIGON UPI reports stalled moves to free remaining American prisoners as U.S. negotiators rejected Communist demands. Brig. Gen. John W. Wickham accepted a list of 32 POWs without conditions, but Hanoi demanded troop withdrawal dates and Laos prisoners be included, delaying releases and keeping 3,000 American personnel in South Vietnam.
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Fire damages $5,000 in Hayward bank under construction
Firefighters battled a blaze at a bank under construction at Southland Drive and Southland Place Hayward yesterday afternoon. Tar on the roof reportedly ignited during work, causing about $5,000 in damage. no injuries reported. Investigators weigh conflicting reports on how the tar ignited as 35 firefighters controlled the fire in ten minutes.
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Hundreds report odd lights over Piedmont in UFO surge
In Piedmont Missouri, residents report hundreds of flashes and glowing orbs over countryside towns and power stations near Clearwater and Grand Tower. UFO logger Hayden Hewes cites multiple witnesses, photos, and TV interference as evidence, with descriptions of red, amber, green and white spinning lights moving silently at high speed.
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Hayward schools to gain new look this fall
Hayward district designs major changes for 12 primary schools with progressive mixed grade grouping from kindergarten to third grade. Plans target up to four schools funded by the state with broader reform across all sites over six years, including reclassification of students by ability and larger staff presence.
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Federal judge hears case on airman wig rule
In San Francisco Judge Robert Setinaeke ruled the no wig policy for guards may be challenged. The case involves a short haired airman seeking to wear a short hair wig during duty hours to disguise balding. The hearing questioned enforcement of the military regulation and its impact on personal appearance.
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Nixon urges hiring U.S. veterans as top priority
President Nixon, speaking at his San Clemente villa, touts veterans as a valuable labor force. He says employing veterans reduces unemployment and strengthens teamwork, urging states and private industry to boost veteran hiring with open homes and opportunities. He stresses a national debt to those who served.
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Interferon tested as expensive cold remedy
Stanford and British researchers report Interferon can prevent the common cold in lab and early human tests. Production cost remains high, delaying practical use, with calls for larger scale, cheaper manufacturing and new administration methods.
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Weather outlook for South County near 85 with cool nights
Light winds and partly cloudy skies continue through tomorrow as South County enjoys fair weather. Daytime highs near 85 with overnight lows in the upper teens to lower twenties, making for mild mornings and pleasant evenings.
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