Communists Renew Rocket Assault On Da Nang Saigon Battle Bases
Reports from Da Nang and Saigon detail renewed Viet Cong rocket attacks amid ongoing fighting. Witnesses describe damage at pagodas and refugee centers as American and South Vietnamese forces clash with guerrillas. Officials say casualties include killed and wounded civilians and soldiers as the Tet offensive continues.
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South Vietnam
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Full Peace Parley Forecast In France
The talks may bog down into routine haggling with little progress. Harriman may stay in Paris a week or 10 days then return to Washington if talks drag on. The U S plans full scale negotiations with daily briefings to press. A large security detail will guard the talks in Paris amid student riots.
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Fremont Council Acts To Control Quarrying
Fremont officials moved to curb quarrying as city records show parcels bought after incorporation in 1956 and 1960. H. Guy Clowser pledged to halt activity at the one site until a use permit is secured. BART seeks court action for immediate land possession, with the city poised to impose permit conditions to address damage and plan for future lake or park use.
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H. Guy Clowser
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
BART
Rampaging bus felons subdued after wild escape on freeway
A California Highway Patrol escort stopped a bus carrying about 30 inmates from Soledad State Prison after they broke chains and battered the vehicle on Nimnits Freeway. Authorities said inmates ripped the bus interior, threw chains at passing cars, and attempted to tip the bus as the diver sped to San Quentin State Prison.
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The Dolly Review Publication Details and Address
The Baily Review, published by The Dolly Review, lists staff including Ince Ford Sparky President and Willem Chilcota as publisher with advertising director duties. The notice references a legal matter in Congress and provides multiple postal and office addresses in California, including 118 West Winton Avenue and Hayward, 94544, with contact numbers and MCLE bureau circulation notes.
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Nixon Victories Highlight Primaries
The Republican senate nomination appeared headed for a runoff between former Gov LeRoy Calting and Atty Gen Earl Faircloth amid a landslide for Nixon. Kennedy, fresh from an Indians victory, claimed no future prospects and eyed Nebraska next Tuesday. Vice President Humphrey and Sen McCarthy touted frontrunner status as Kennedy urged focus on campaign efforts.
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Betsy Ross House to move remains to Arch Street garden
Betsy Ross House director William Alan Kingsley announces plans to move Betsy Ross's remains from Mt. Moriah Cemetery to the garden of the home at 209 Arch Street, Philadelphia, to honor the original creator of the first U.S. flag amid broad support.
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Road Funds Considered For BART Rescue Plan
Sacramento debate centers on diverting state highway funds to fix Bay Area Rapid Transit District finances. Assemblyman Carrey Bee notes mixed results from a Bay Area caucus, while a bill would raise tolls on the Bay Bridge to 50 cents. Others propose issuing 144 million in bonds funded by diverted highway money and BART revenue, with California counties bearing the cost.
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Newark Woman Injured When Car Rolls Back
A Newark woman, Patricia C. Cottingham, 39, of 7799 Hazelnut Drive, was injured when her parked car rolled backward as she was exiting. She was dragged under the vehicle and treated at Washington Hospital in Fremont with possible fractures and is listed in satisfactory condition. Police say she pulled into her driveway with her son nearby and began to exit when the car slipped out of gear and backed over her legs.
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Unruh Addresses Cal State College Over Welfare Reform
Former congressman Unruh speaks at Cal State College urging reform of welfare administration to cut costs. He argues consolidating county and state programs could save about 16.5 million dollars per 10 percent admin cut, while criticizing limits on aid to families with dependent children as unfair to children and the poor. He defends helping those in need and warns against shifting burden to taxpayers.
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Bouncy Students Clash With Police Over Record Attempt
Portland report says George Fo College students in Nawberg attempted a ball bouncing record but were stopped by police after about 73 hours at a Portland shopping center. No injuries noted. authorities intervened to end the event.
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George Fo College
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Youth Probation Records Show Narcotic Referrals Surge
South County probation data reveal last year 82 teens referred for narcotics offenses versus 299 in 1968, a 168 percent rise. Pot smokers led arrests at 75 percent, LSD 2 percent, glue 2 percent, synthetics 4 percent, opiates 2 percent. Crowding at juvenile hall and Snedigar College rises. intake grew from 9,281 in 196? to 9,868 last year.
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San Leandro
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Thief Grabs Bar Money In Leandro
SAN LEANDRO An armed robbery at the Club House Bar on East 14th Street ended with a lean man looting about 180 dollars from the front register at 2 10 a m The bartender Von Jack Thome described the gunman as about five eight to five ten 170 pounds with dark hair gray eyes and two days growth of beard He wore dark pants a charcoal cardigan sweater a dark shirt and gloves The unidentified robber fled with a flour sack style bag.
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Humphrey Elected Vice President by Pharmaceutical Society
London the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain announced Hubert Humphrey, former physician, now honorary member, has been elected vice president.
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UPEH
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Teacher Named Man of Year in Local Notices
A feature on a teacher honored as man of the year lists affiliations with the Teachers Association South Canal Section Hayward Kiwanis and the Danish Brotherhood. It notes membership in Castry Valley Masonic Jaise and Ripon Odd Fellows, with family details including wife Alice, son Fred and grandchildren Lesley Ann and Randall.
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Hayward
Oakland Teachers Set to Strike If Demands Not Met
Oakland Education Association president Richard B. Call says a mass meeting will be held next week as the board faces a potential strike starting May 18. Teachers seek salaries from 6090 to 6600 annually, plus demands for safer conditions and stricter student discipline.
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