$17 Million Chabot College Dedication Worker's Reward
The dedication ceremony for Chabot College featured remarks by Governor Pinch and leaders in education. Finch urged candor from students and noted shifts in attitudes toward learning while stressing local action to solve environmental problems. Officials praised the campus design and the community’s role in the project, with faculty and student leaders expressing pride and commitment to excellence.
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Chabot College
Finch
Voltaire
Chabot
Delp W. Johnson
Associated
William A.tenney
Johnson
Reed L.ultlogon
Martins
College For Deucation
Dow
Pristee Charles Stone
Servis
William H. Hopper
Chariot College
Don M. Blandin
Associated Students
Havas
Pickets at Camp Parks Job Corps Center Clashed With Officials
Report notes two student corpsmen among picketers at a large Job Corps center near Dougherty Ferry Road Gate to Camp Parks, with guards on duty. O'Connor says incident not policy. Camp Parks officials Parker and Overholt state press roam policy.
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Gale
O'Connor
Camp Parks
al Parker
Charles Overholt
High Court Rules Magazine Obscenity Protected by Free Speech
The Supreme Court overturned obscenity convictions from three states, ruling that the distribution of spicy magazines is protected by free speech. Seven justices agreed the material falls under constitutional guarantees, while the unsigned opinion left varying obscenity viewpoints unsettled.
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GSES
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Bail Required in Gann Case Sparks Court Action
Fremont Municipal Court Judge Roy Pavel was urged to set bail for Louise Gann after she was charged with murder in the April death of her husband. Deputy District Attorney Pace said the state declined to seek the death penalty, noting the court had to set bail to uphold law and order. Gann was released on 9300 bail after entry of not guilty pleas.
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Fremont
Roy Pavel
Louise Gann
California
Washington
UPI
Senate
Ihis
Cate
Aiternay Revenue Service
TAS ii
Pace
Addiray
Obi Gommuniazione
Pueci
Berg
Harry Sheppard
Pucci
SULSCRIPHION RATES Cents per copy weeks 14 Conte Sundays
The fragment lists subscription rates and weekly costs including Sundays with cents per copy and mentions a 14 month period. The OCR text is garbled but indicates a newspaper subscription pricing line for Sundays and weeks.
Santacal Marin fireman dies by jumping from Golden Gate Bridge
Irving Levenson a 31 year old San Rafael firefighter who resided in Corte Madera reportedly leaped to his death Sunday from the Golden Gate Bridge according to the Highway Patrol.
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San Francisco
Irving Levenson
Santafael
Corte Madera
Goldentale Bridge
Highway Patrol
U S and Japan Seek Pact On Nuclear Arms Limits
UPI reports U.S. negotiator William Co. Foster arrived in Tokyo to confer with Japanese officials on a proposed treaty to bar spread of nuclear weapons while allowing peaceful nuclear energy. Foster plans to meet Foreign Minister Takeo Miki and discuss assurances.
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Tokyo
UPI
William Co Foster
U.S
Foster
Geneva
Takeo Miki
Red Trade Outlook Bleak Says Mansfield on Johnson Plan
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield said the East West trade proposal is likely to face a dismal outlook for action. He noted White House discussions and hearings as a possible path, while urging care in major legislation timing and criticizing administration and Congress for delays.
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Washington
Johnson
East West
Senate
Mike Mansfield
White House
Mansfield
North Vietnam
Eason
Congress
Italy
Nuclear Blast Spy Locked to Earth in Orbital Maneuver
Alh One of two identical Vela satellites has tacked up to earth in fr sion for fl yoko ol wateains for nuclear explosions. Yue satellites were launched into a 69000 mile high orbit nine days before the acquisition maneuver Sunday. The second Vela satellite will undergo 3 similar maneuver May 12 afli reials.
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el Segundo Alh
Ukeva
Citizens Will Get Petris Bill Report
Castro Valley hosts a public meeting Wednesday night to explain the Petris-Knox reassessment reform bill ABBO and its effects on property taxes. Hilary Pry, chair of Citizens for the Improvement of Castro Valley, says 300 to 1,000 residents are expected. Alameda County Assessor and tax district representatives will discuss their finances at Castro Valley High School auditorium.
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Uastro Valley
Donald Hutchison
Robert Hammon
Fry
Petris-Knox
ABBO
Castro Valley
Hilary Pry
Castro Valley Organization
Pry
Castro Valley High Vais Horium
Pam
Kuchel Faces Solid Front of Conservative Opponents
In LONG BEACH AP war room California Republicans rally against Kuchel. Delegates back anti-Kuchel resolutions urging a Senate bid aligned with hard line conservatism. Supporters demand firmer state GOP direction and sharper attacks on Kuchel’s views.
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Long Beach
U.S
Ee Thomas VW. Kuchel
Pri
Lwach
Congress
United Republicans
Soviet Union
California
United States
Huuk
Senate
Fingome
California Republican Assembly
Relocation of Ammo Plant Urged at Concord Port Chicago
Rep. Jerome Waldie urged relocation and reconstruction of ammunition loading piers at Concord Naval Weapons Station Port Chicago California to reduce hazards. He says piers are 374 feet too short and only 2100 feet apart instead of the 4740 required, arguing Navy fixes neglect personnel risk and Port Chicago. Waldie warns hazards could involve six ships carrying about 27 million pounds of ammunition.
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Washington
Jerome R. Waldie
D- Calif
Concord Naval Weapons Station
Port Chicago
Calif
Waldie
Navy
Vive Camp Parks Youths Held For Murder Attempt
Five youths from Vive Camp Parks were held after they allegedly assaulted a passenger, David Whittaker of San Francisco, on a municipal bus near Geary Street. The assailants fled at Geary and Spruce Streets and were arrested by police around 1 p.m. The five likely face arraignment the next day or by Wednesday.
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Geary Street
Byar
David Whittaker
San Francisco
Geary
Spruce Streets
Rasnick Sentenced To Life For Hayward Slaying
Rasnick, a Painters Union official, was sentenced by Judge Redmond C Staats Jr to life in prison for masterminding the May 7, 1966 shotgun slaying of Loyd Green as he spoke with eight colleagues at Carpenters Hall in Hayward. The case also involved a second murder denial concerning Don Wilson of San Francisco.
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Dakland — Painters Union
Ben Rasnick
Hayward
Loyd Green
Superior Court
Redmond C. Staats Jr
Green
Carpenters Hall
Matox Road
Rasnick
Don Wilson
San Francisco
Salinger faults U2 coverage in 48hour version scramble
Former President press secretary Pierre Salinger says the U2 spy incident caused national embarrassment due to chaotic news releases. He notes four versions from four agencies were issued within 48 hours after the craft was shot down by the Russians.
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Angeles
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Abortion Law Sought by Wisconsin Physician Leader
A Milwaukee obstetrician, president elect of the Wisconsin Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons, called Sunday for unrestricted legalized abortion in the state. The statement signals a push for broader abortion rights amid ongoing policy debates in Wisconsin.
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Lake Delton, Wis
UPI
Milwaukee, Wis
Wisconsin Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Fremont Girl On Bike Hit By Auto In Accident
An 8 year old Fremont girl, Benly C. Smith of 40251 Lame Road, was reported in serious condition at Washington Hospital after a bicycle collision with a car on Padre Parkway near Bayliss Street. The rider, Terese J. Dickson, 12, of 40477 Marcia Street, sustained minor injuries. driver Michael F. Road, 16, of 3078 Bayliss Street, was cited for excessive speed for prevailing conditions.
Warren Probe Seeks Full Senate Inquiry into CIA
District Attorney Jim Garrison plans a full Senate inquiry into CIA involvement in Kennedy’s assassination. He says evidence shows CIA conceals facts from the Warren Commission and accuses federal agents of disinformation to mislead the public and obstruct investigations in New Orleans and beyond.
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Russell B. Long
D-La
Garrison
Long
Kennedy
New Orleans
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Jim Garrison
Seale Senate
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Warren Commission
Entorney
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GIA
Lee
Harvey Oswald
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Dallas
Ouniay
Garriga
Udall
Senate Democrats
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Sav
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Itfeach
Kennedys Take Spills on Hudson River Trip
Senator Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy with Stewart Udall and families paddled about 20 miles of swift rapids near North Caledonia New York in a two day adventure. They braved cold water and enjoyed canoe kayak and raft sections while Caroline Kennedy and Mrs Udall joined in though Mrs Udall was a spectator on Saturday.
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N.Y
Robert F. Kennedy
Hudson River
Kennedys
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Swirt
Adirondack
Hough
Caroline Kennedy
John P. Kennedy
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