U S May Land Marines in Vietnam
The Pentagon opened the possibility of Marine units landing in South Vietnam to reinforce American support if threatened. General Abrams signaled adding combat troops only within manpower limits, not resuming full ground combat.
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Vietnam
Washington
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Jerry WI Redhein
Sumpton
Friedeholm
Abrams
Creighton W. Abrams
Sn Vietnam
Nixon
GRC Anerican
Veledheim
Priedheli
Willan P. Rogers
United States
Defense Department
Cyclethon fundraiser promotes bike ride for heart research
Bonnie Chatfin, a 15 year old Hayward High freshman with a broken leg, plans to ride in Alameda County Cyclethon events despite injury. The fundraiser, promoted by the Alameda County Heart Association and American Youth Institutes, aims to raise money for heart disease research across five Alameda County cities.
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Hayand
Bayes
Alameda’ County
Heart Association
Shra Qywek
Léday
Daily Review
Miliven
Heart Association Ami
Loaat
Bonn Chapfin
Anti poverty agency to go out of business
The governor’s office declared that the Southern Alameda County anti poverty program will not be funded beyond August. Cities Hayward Union City San Leandro Livermore and Pleasanton will be asked to form local programs instead. Local director William Nelson said the move preserves no chance for reform. Regional and state offices disagreed on the program’s early assessments.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Alameda County
Hayward
Union
City
San Leandro
Livermore
Pleasanton
Anti-poverty Agency
Wiliam Nelson
Etter
Tim
Hiself
ORG
Laval
Oakland
Armed hijacker demands 300000 ransom aboard Eastern Air Lines jet
An armed man holding 58 passengers and a three-member crew hijacked an Eastern Air Lines flight refueling at Dulles International Airport. He demanded 300000 dollars, hinted at explosives, and requested parachutes and hijacker gear. FAA confirmed the incident and noted the plane aimed for an unknown destination.
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Eastern Air Lines
Dulles International
Federal Aviation Administration
Laimes
Usta
FAA
Ciga
Slésvardesses
Daily Review Consolidates Morning News Hay Volume 79 No 214
The Daily Review continues The Morning News Hay edition as volume 79 number 214 issue. The notice outlines the consolidation and continuation of the regional newspaper under the combined masthead. It lists telegraphic and publication details and confirms archival alignment with prior Morning News content.
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The
Daily Review
Hay
Dumbarton bill loses round in Sacramento
Assemblyman Carleso hopes to salvage his plan to replace the Dumbarton Bridge by trimming overhanging fees that would add millions. The committee defeated his toll proposal 5 to 2. Aides say he may scale down, dropping the bicycle path and other costly features to save between 1 and 30 million, while McCarthy's transit bill wins. it would allow toll revenue to fund the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and cut bundling of highways, with Bay Area ridership benefiting around four million residents.
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Dumbarton
Haywards-Ian Mule Bridge
Bee
Catamittee
Leo ‘S. McCarthy
Dean Pranciser
Tve
Hee
Metarthy
Metropolitans 'Transportation Commission
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Commission
McCarthy
Bers
Weather note foresees warm baseball weekend for fans
A forecast predicts shirtsleeve weather for A's fans over the weekend with clear, mild nights. Leon, cloudiness, and rain chances are noted for the nights, with lows in the 50s and highs near 80.
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Leon
Cloudliess
Deiie
Anit Sc
Wallace landslide wins Tennessee primary in 1968
Alabama governor George Wallace captured about 64 percent of the Tennessee Democratic primary vote with 98 percent of precincts reporting, securing 18 delegates and moving into third place overall behind Humphrey and McGovern. Wallace led among rural and metropolitan voters, while Nixon won the GOP primary with 4 percent.
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UPI
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George C. Wallace
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Gences Metavern
Hobert Humphrey
Mdmima Maske
Yennesses
Democratic Party
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Hield
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Wallert
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Shirley Chishilm
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Rame
Walk
Ing Urdii
Hamer
Nixon
Édim Ashbrook
Paul McCloskey
California
Aibough Wallace
Belle Meade
Testate
Hayward Rodeo Heads to Weekend Showdown
The Hayward Rotary Club and Alameda County Sheriff’s Reserve sponsor the annual Hayward Rodeo at Lowell Ranch off Highway 50 east of Castro Valley. The event opens with a parade at Southland Shopping Center tonight at 6, with City Councilor George Oakes as grand marshal, Miss Hayward Rodeo Vivian Troxel and Maid Gwen Wiley. Fifteen competitors chase about 4000 dollars in prizes, featuring Larry Mahan among the entrants.
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Hayward
Hayward Rotary Club
Alsmeda ‘Clumty Sheriff's Reserve
Lowell Ranch
Tighway 50
Castro
Action Itaria
Southland Shopping Center
George Oakes
Alameda judge upholds billing method in installment suit
An Alameda County Superior Court ruling declares that using the previous balance method to compute finance charges does not violate California’s installment sales act. Judge William Railsford led the class action against Sears Roebuck Macy’s Montgomery Ward and others on behalf of credit customers.
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Alameda County
Fornia, Geldman’s
Briemers
Alala
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