Five New Fremont Hub Stores Open in City Center
Five new Fremont Hub stores opened in the Central Business District at Fremont Boulevard and Mowry Avenue. Officials including Mayor John A. Parry and Chamber President Gore Rhodes attended ribbon ceremonies as Rosemary Clooney canceled a local appearance due to laryngitis and Jack Carney substituted. The complex, developed by Hap Smith, will expand with plans for a $10 million project serving about 190,000 residents in Southern Alameda County.
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Fremont
Sun
Fremont Hub
Hopsmills Cay
Fremont Boulevard
Mowry Avenue
Rosemary Clooney
San Francisco
Jack Carney
Alameda County
Smith's
Womon
John A. Parry
Chamber of Commerce
Gore Rhodes
Mameda
John Murphy
Miss Fremont
Dudy Thurlkill
Iain Crockett
Miss Clooney
Eim
Llap Smith
Mawryn Avenue
Beverly Wilsveloper
Justices And Opinions: Public Expression By Court Members
Washington AP reports the dilemma of Supreme Court justices publicly expressing opinions. The piece argues aloofness may shield impartiality but reveals politics anyway, noting landmark rulings on school desegregation, reapportionment, and school prayer drew criticism for judicial stance.
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Washington
Supreme Court
State Says California Delaying Oil Field Project
A Texas man accuses California officials of stalling the multi billion dollar East Wilmington project off Long Beach due to political pressure. Jade OW Co. president Joseph Mitchell testified at a State Lands Commission hearing as four companies back the Long Beach contract and three oppose it. He argued Gov Brown’s election delayed review and faulted a Senate study on the project. The dispute includes potential property taxes on undeveloped interests and revenue losses to the state if approved.
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Texas
Matt
California
Wilmington
Offield
Long Beach
Joh A. Mitchell
Houston
Jade OW Co
State Lands Commission
Joe
Mitchell
Brown
Senate
Low Beach
Virgil O'Sullivan
D-Williams
Los Angeles Coney
47 Reds Killed In S Viet Nam
SAIGON Viet Nam government said forces killed 47 Communist guerrillas in Tay Ninh province and destroyed a Viet Cong arms factory earlier in the week. American authorities reported no new U.S. casualties today, keeping injuries in the past four days at 108. An American lieutenant was hit in the stomach on patrol, and a sergeant sustained injuries when the helicopter he was firing from was hit by Communist fire.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Tay Ninh
U.S
GOP Contenders Weigh Candidacy Amid Silent Answers
The piece surveys GOP hopefuls like Nelson Rockefeller and George Romney, noting Rockefeller’s refusal to declare and Romney’s assertive stance. It discusses political theater, draft talk, and how rivals push to shape public perception while party unity remains unsettled. It cites Goldwater and Knowland as conservative figuress and frames Rockefeller as favorable but noncommittal.
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Gene Rhoades
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Barney Schwartz
New Smith's
Rhodes
Harold B. Smith
H. B. Smith Jr
Steve Smith
Steve Rubiola
Jack Parry
Galleon- Kamp
Beverly Hills
Jana Hub
Bill Burrows
GallenKamp's and
Parry
Store For Children
Store For Childrens's
Wear
Gster
Yes
Terday
Allen McGrath
Ben Buckenberger
Pat
Hwartfeeld Offi
Thomas
Rendofashion
Map Smith
Ruth Maxwell
Jayne Cowan
W. L. Linscott
O'Sullivan
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China
MACRO
APL
Red China
Swataw
Tae
South China
T.1
America
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
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Goldwater
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Knowland
Big Bill Knowland
U.S. Senate
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Tisenhower
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
William W. Rockefeller
Scranton
Pennsylvania
L Owly
Dichondra
Burr
Mission Blvd
Hayware
Western Garden Nursery
Hayeeid
West Nursery
126Th Ave
San Beandreek
Washington Ave
San Laren
Woolworth Garden
Harwrerd