Eisenhower aide joins Lodge supporters circle
Army Maj. Gen. G. Tranham, former Eisenhower press officer, assists Henry Cabot Lodge backers by drafting position papers and speech material for a potential Republican presidential bid. Tranham signals a shift toward a more active campaign stance.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ed Army
G. Tranham
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Europe
Devoy
South Viet
Namabd
Flying saucer sighting near Baker unsettles Californians
Three Fontana residents reported seeing a dome shaped brown flying saucer perched on a hill along U S Highway 40 about 12 miles west of Baker. The object vanished when they looked away and Edwards Air Force Base said no immediate comment. In San Diego a state attorney general cited a group called PRAY urging Americans to arm for chaos after the November election, calling it a threat to liberty in a Law Day speech.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Baker
Gus Biggs
Lorene Ayres
Fontana
San Diego
Stanley Mosk
Paul Revere
Mosk
San Diego State’ College
United States
Mask
Weekend Weather On Fair Side
Light rain moved through the Bay Area then cleared for a fair weekend forecast. Yet small pole fires sparked by moisture after a dry spell hit Hayward Union City Newark and Pleasanton. Outages hit Pleasanton Dublin Washington Manor San Leandro and San Ramon Village.
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Bay Area
South County
Hayward
Union City
Newark
Pleasanton
Dublin
Washington Manor
San Leandro
San Ramon Village
Dedication at Cal State Hayward Climax Tomorrow
A week long series of dedication events at California State College Hayward ends with the official ceremony. Gov. Edmund Brown will deliver the main address at 10:30 a.m. in the dedication convocation.
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California State College
Hayward
Edmund Brown
Methodist Plan to Integrate Ends Segregation in Church
Pittsburgh UPI reports the 196? General Conference approved a plan to end segregation in the Methodist Church, aiming for integration by 1968. The plan would have five geographical jurisdictions vote on accepting Negro churches and merging, with equalized pensions and salaries for Black clergy. An amendment to abolish all six jurisdictions failed, and a 24 member commission would oversee immediate abolition if integration stalls.
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UPI
General Conference of the Methodist Church Today
Charles T. Parlin
New York
Commission of 36
General Conference
Jeperter Smith
Peekskill
Negra
Pickets Return Over Hayward Housing Discrimination
CORE confronts Pacifica Apartments in Hayward with a planned return to picketing on Harder Road after May 1 deadline passes without action. Hayward civil rights committee lacks enforcement power, while CORE vows continued demonstrations until a satisfactory agreement is reached. Spokesman Lyle Bancroft of South Alameda County CORE signs the statement.
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Pacifica
Hayward
Southern
Alameda County Congress of Racial Equality
Civil Rights Committee
George Oakes
CORE
Pacifico
Lyle G. Bancroft
Haviland Ave
Bancroft
South
Erg
Alameda County
Man Tries To Force Way Into Romney Office
An unidentified man with a loaded revolver and a jackknife attempted to force entry into Gay George Romney’s Lansing office. He claimed to be a prominent Florida Republican and FBI agent, said Nixon arranged the meeting, and was subdued by State Trooper Jay Kennedy. Romney was unharmed and said the man appeared incoherent, later identified as Charles P English, with links to a Miami organization and past aliases.
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Charles P. English
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Mansfield
Ohio
Columbia
Thaca
California
Cave-in on Fremont street blocks lanes near Union Sanitary
A morning cave-in 20 feet deep and 30 feet long in Fremont Boulevard near Brewer Way trapped northbound traffic. The hole, from moist gravel under a 27 inch trunk line, risked a bus tipping and potential water runoff flooding. crews buried hydraulic jacks and expect normal lanes by nightfall.
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Fremant Boulevard
Brewer Way
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Union Sanitary ‘Dist
Ken Painter
City Public Works
Painter
Finch
USC
Holdup Suspect Captured in Alameda County
A 20 year old man identified as Bruce Anderson surrendered to Alameda County sheriff's deputies after a chase at an apartment building on 167th Avenue in Hayward. He had a carbine during the confrontation and was booked at the Eden Township Substation at noon. Public safety officials described the arrest as peaceful.
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Alameda County
Eden Township
Hayward
Bruce Anderson
167Th Avenue
Anderson
Keys
Inside Documentation of Communist Infiltration discussed by Holmes Alexander
Holmes Alexander discusses the idea that communist infiltration of the civil rights movement is a focus of today editorial page coverage. The piece weighs historical context and current implications in a concise commentary.
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Holmes Alexander
Unification Vote Set Up For Jan 1965 Castro Valley Plan
Castro Valley area moves toward unifying elementary districts with Canyon Valley Union High. An augmented Alameda County committee approved a January 1965 unification election pending State Board of Education approval. The plan would create South County s largest unified district including Castro Valley High and Canyon High, opening September.
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Independent
Palomares
Redwood
Alameda County
Feu
Canyon Valley Union High School
Hayward Union High School
Castro Valley High School
Canyon High School
Wasington Union High School
Alvarado and
Decoto
May Day Parades Highlight Communist Rift and Global Tensions
Massive May Day displays mark world communist solidarity with tough talk on invincibility. The Soviet Xi split with China shadows Kremlin rallies as Red Square unveils a new anti air craft rocket and leaders warn against imperialist aggression. Chou Enlai boasts China’s strength and US opposition to imperialism while East Berlin hosts a massive parade and West Berlin plans a parallel rally.
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Peking
Moscow
Red Square
East Germany
Bulgaria
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Khrushchev
Lenin
Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Algeria
Ahamed Ben Bella
Chou En- Lai
China
Chow
United States
U.S
Asia
Latin Armerica
United Front
Today’s Prayer Reflects Fear and Trust in Divine Presence
A devotional reflection expresses fear and uncertainty about trust and safety. The speaker seeks comfort in God’s promise, praying for assurance of divine nearness and protection in the face of unpredictable people and unknowns. The tone is intimate and supplicatory, affirming faith.
Hayward Declares Two-Week Patriotism Campaign
Hayward Mayor John Pappas proclaims a two week period titled Opera tion Red White and Blue urging all residents to display the American flag as a forthright display of patriotism. The proclamation notes youths are impressed by elders and emphasizes flag display as a prime sign of patriotism.
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Hayward
John Pappas
Cition
United States of America
Racially Motivated Killings Tied to Harlem Arrests
New York AP reports police linked several Harlem killings to racially motivated assaults. Two Black youths were arrested for the fatal stabbing of Magit Sugar, a Harlem clothing store proprietress, after a white social worker Eileen Johnston was stabbed in Harlem on April 11. Detectives named connections to militant Black Muslim groups and a pattern of racially charged violence, with five suspects now in custody on homicide charges.
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Harlem
Magit
Eileen A. Johnston
Sigin, II
David L. Watts
Jaies Bulgach
Kilings
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