Nixon Declares End Of The Beginning For War Crime And Inflation
President Nixon, speaking to GOP fundraisers in Washington, says his administration is at the end of the beginning in tackling war, crime, and inflation. He promises progress by next year as attendees contribute about 2.5 to 2.6 million dollars, to be split among Republican campaigns and committees. Gerald Ford lauds the dinner as the biggest and most successful in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Winston
Churchill
Alflec
Vietnam
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Feader
House
Dee
Senate Campaign Committee
National Committee
Mrs Gla dys C Seramur Obituary Notice
Mrs Gla dys C Seramur 57 wife of Henry A Seramur former co owner of Guerrero and Seramur Mortuary died yesterday at 450 W Mele Court San Leandro Minnesota native longtime resident of 32 years Survived by husband two daughters Marilyn and Dorothy a son Henry A Seranor Jr and granddaughter Roberta Cecchetini Rosary 6 p m tomorrow Guer rero and Seranne Mortuary 407 Hstudillo Ave San Leandro Requiem Mass Saturday 9 30 a m Church of the Assumption San Leandro
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Gladys C. Seramur
Henry A. Seramur
Guerrero
Seramur Mortuary
W. Mele Court
Minnesota
Seramur
Marilyn
Dorothy
Henry A. Seranor Jr
Roberta Cecchetini
Rosary
Ue Guerrero and
Seranne Mortuary
Hstudillo Ave
Man Booked For Arson and Burglary in Hayward
A 22-year-old Oakland man Henry R. Mayorga was booked in Hayward on burglary and arson at the law offices of Newman, Marsh and Furtado at 22274 Main St. Police said the fire caused about $30,000 damage. He was to be arraigned today in Hayward Municipal Court after being arrested as he returned home from work. An electric typewriter and several dictaphones were found at the Hayward residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Oakland
Newman, Marsh and Furtado
Henry R. Mayorga
Fire Department
Main St
Mayorga
Eden Township
Fairmont Hospital
Sniper Shoots Freeway Driver Near Oakland
Oakland police investigate a 11:55 p.m. shooting on the MacArthur Freeway after Lemuel G. Buster of Oakland was struck in the head by a 38 caliber bullet. His wife, who narrowly missed being hit, lost control and the car hit two other vehicles and a concrete abutment. Buster is in serious condition at Highland Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
MacArthur Freeway
Highland Hospital
California
Lemuel G. Buster
14Th Avenue
Buster
Washington Hospital considers emergency fee increase
Washington Township Hospital District directors weigh raising the ER service fee after reporting a $4,467 loss in March operations. They noted a $65,000 Medicare advance and a March gain of $31,285 plus other cash receipts, enabling a $100,000 deposit in First Western Bank certificates and $100,400 in Bank of Fremont certificates. Plans for a $40,000 portable building include bid calls after two weeks of specs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Washington Township
Medicare
First Western Bank
Bank of Fremont
Paper Boy Arrested In Theft Try
Fremont police arrested an 11 year old boy caught at an attempted burglary scene while trying to make up a $25 deficit in paper route collections. He hid under a bed in Ledora Scardigli s home and admitted stealing $8 in change and a door key in a prior burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Framont
Ledora Scardigli
T. O
Teenager Arrested After Struggle Near Burglary Scene
A 17 year old San Lorenzo youth allegedly cursed and fought deputies during a late arrest near a burglary alarm. He was charged with resisting arrest and damaging a place of confinement after a struggle that left a patrol car damaged. Three co arrestees were released without charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
Sheriff's
Two Men Arrested in Gas Station Robberies
Police in San Leandro and Hayward arrested Earl J. Lavatlis, 22, of Oakland, on a warrant for a Regal Service Station robbery on East 14th Street, San Jose. Joseph C. Hutchings, 18, of Hayward, was arrested in connection with four recent Hayward service station robberies and released pending further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yasserday
San Leandro
Hayward
Earl J. Lavatlis
Srd Ave
Oakland
Regal
East 14Th St
San’ Leandro
Joseph
Hutchings
Venus
Flood Water Swirls Through Mountain Town
Flood waves churn through a mountain town causing evasive routes to close and residents to seek shelter. Emergency crews coordinate ditches and barriers as residents assess damage and await official flood stage updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fromises Ean
Russia
Israel
Lebanon
New York College
Roogie
Budgetary squeeze forces Cal State enrollment curb
Hayward California State College announces an immediate halt to all additional fall quarter applications from first time freshmen and undergraduate transfers. A freeze on first time freshman applications for summer quarter studies is also enacted due to budget pressures and carry over effects on fall enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
California State College
Cal State
County Mayors Rally for Home Rule Erosion Debate
County mayors urge defending local powers against state preemption. Newark Mayor Balentine criticizes property tax shifts while urging the county to coordinate with legislators. Albany, Union City leaders elected conference roles as Cal State enrollment trims tighten budgets and admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart
Ybedrd
Legis
Arranga
Mayors
Alameda
Iggestion
Nile
Balentine
Assembly
Senaté
Albany
Richard C. Clark
Hayward
John K. Smith
Clark
Union City
Tom Kifayarda
Woman Dies From May Car Crash Injuries
A 56 year old Livermore woman died yesterday from injuries after a single car crash on Stanley Boulevard May 2. Teresa Knowles was eastbound when her car swerved hit a guard rail and flipped two miles east of First Street in Pleasanton. She was thrown from the vehicle, according to highway patrol reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore
Stanley’ Boulevard
Valley Metal
Teresa E. Know L
Ingen
Stanley
First Street
Pleasanton
Highway Patrol
1000 Boilermakers Reach Job Accord
About 1 000 boilermakers will return to work in Northern California after approving a wage welfare benefit hike of 6 cents per hour. The contract covers 25 plants in San Francisco Oakland Stockton and Sacramento and runs 26 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Lin
Oakland
Stockton
Sacramento
Hayward Office Address Fragments
Fragmentary OCR shows Hayward office references with partial street details and phone numbers. The text lists multiple office lines and circulation notes, but the data is incomplete and jumbled. Further clarification from a cleaner source is needed to determine accurate addresses and duties.
Antishiut Solon Predicts Victory
Antishiut Solon predicts victory as Reagan backs a softer approach to approving legislative measures. The Defense of obscenity definitions is eased and added protections for magazine dealers and librarians are included. Lagomarsine expects Senate measures to pass Assembly and reach Reagan’s desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagh
Mento
Reagan
Lagomarsine
Senate
Assembly
Viet Cong Peace Plan Joins In Talks On Vietnam Settlement
The Viet Cong and NLP propose a pre election coalition in South Vietnam to govern in a six mile buffer zone while the allies and South Vietnam push for deescalation. Le Duce Tho returns to Paris after 18 weeks of talks. U.S. rejects Communist charges of intensified fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhay
Saigon
Hanoi
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
NLP
United States
South Vietnam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
le Duce Tho
North Vietnam
Palitburo
Paris
Ho Chi Minh
Allies Discuss Possible Pullout of American Troops
Senators McCarthy Fulbright Aiken Scott Kennedy debate Vietnam withdrawal options and timing. Nixon policy faces questions as hopes for unilateral move surface amid private talks and partisan divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thanh’s
North Vietnam
United States
U. S South Vietnam
Nixon
Vietnam
McCarthy
Minnesota
Fulbright Fulbright
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pether
Sen
George D. Aiken
R- lv
Banking
GOP
Rare Virus Linked To Sheep Deaths
Antibodies of a rare virus found in animals and birds near the Dugway Utah army biological warfare center where thousands of sheep died last year from what was described as nerve gas poisoning Ramparts magazine says the virus antibodies were first noted in Bacteriological Reviews two years ago and the report was not made public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Dugway
Utah
Biological Warfare Center
Ramparts Magazine
Bacteriological Reviews
Sai
Also Mentioned on This Page
News In Review
Washington Hospital
Paper Boy
Ann Landers
TV Log
Wermen
Callege
Cal
Newark
Balentiné
Alameda County
Karem MacGregor
Karem
Richard
Baily Review
Daily Review
Hoyd Sparks
Chilcole
Walter
Cor Grain
W. Winton Ang
PO. Bax
Maynard
Gohl
Gina Lotte
Sandays
Wanton Ave
Hayvard
Mameda County
Pynes
Sanpandro
Fhore
Sea
Beosdre
Calif
Pase
Aruaomt
Framona
Cott
Antishiut Solon
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Thay
Pulbright
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Chicago
Kaufman's
Means
Foothill Blvd
Sa 124
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!