Weather Across California and Bay Area Warm With Clearing Skies
Weather summary shows fair conditions across Northern and Central California with mild changes and pockets of high clouds. Monterey Bay and Salinas areas expect fair skies, light to moderate winds, and highs in the 60s to 70s, while San Joaquin Valley and southern regions reach 90s. coastal areas see low clouds at night and mornings with west to northwest winds.
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San Francisco
Cali
San Joaquin Valley
Mount Shasta Sisk
Salinas Valley
Salinas
Paso Robles
Monterey Bay Area
Jme
Diablo San Ramon
Moraga Valleys
Napa
Bowoma
Santa Rosa Plain
Lowe
Alameda County
Hayward
Union City
Hiatt
Bakersfield
Fresno
Los Acaeier
Oakland
San Diego
Thermal
Alan Lawsamphie
Albuquerque
Almint
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Bismarck
Balse
Hon Ries
Boston
York
Browraville
City
Buffalo
Omaha
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Phoenix
Cleveland
Denver
Detroit
Rapa City
Bergae
Helena
Richmind
Honolugy
Audlanspells
Audlanspells Aan
SalLk
Gily & de Ascktonvills
Sesitio
Kansa
Tampa
Las Vegas
Washington
Levisville
Winnipeg
Newark Strike Settled at Guardian Packaging Co
A two day Newark strike by machine operators of Local 678 at Guardian Packaging Co 690 Central Ave ended after a meeting in which the employee was reinstated. The company employs about 130 people and kept details private.
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Newark
Guardian Packaging Co
Central Ave
Onion
SP Brakeman Hurt Near Livermore in Train Accident
Southern Pacific brakeman S P McCann of Los Gatos, 57, was badly injured when he was caught between two train cars during a coupling near Slaniey Boulevard between Livermore and Pleasanton. He underwent leg amputation surgery and is reported in satisfactory condition at Valley Memorial Hospital. he was found by Mr and Mrs Richard Larder.
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Livermore
S. P. McCann
Southern Pacific Railroad
Valley Memorial Hospital
McCann
Los Gatos
Southern Pacific
California Highway Patrol
Slaniey Boulevard
Pacific Coast
Pleasanton
Richard Larder
Kennedy St
Tuarder
Fires at Hayward BART station cause $250 damage
Two fires at the south Hayward BART station on Tennyson Road caused about 250 in damage to a storage shed and construction materials. Hayward Fire Captain Darrell Peterson said teens were seen nearby earlier and investigators are probing origin after alarms at 11:84 p.m. and 3 a.m.
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Hayward
South Hayward
Tennyson Road
Darrell Peterson
Peterson
Ex Hayward GI Ross Killed in Vietnam Mission
Kenneth E. Ross a former Hayward resident was killed May 1 on a helicopter mission in Vietnam. He was 25 and a 1967 commissione d officer survived by wife Mary Patricia and his mother Mrs Jan Ross. Services pending at Golden Gate National Cemetery with body to arrive from Vietnam. Memorials suggested to Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children San Francisco.
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Wayward
Kenneth E. Ross
Hayward
Tional
San Brono
Ono
Vietham
Ross
Mary Patrigia
Jan’ Rass
Mijibrae
Shriners Hospital
San Francisco
Area rancher August M. Hagemann Sr dies in Livermore
Livermore rancher August M. Hagemann Sr died yesterday. He owned property between Highway 3 and Stanley Boulevard near Pleasanton and retired about ten years ago. Services are Monday at Callaghan Mortuary with Scottish Rite rites and burial at Rose Lawn Cemetery in Livermore. Survived by three sons August Jr of Livermore Floyd of Pleasanton and Robert of El Centro, a brother Edwin of Livermore, seven grandchildren, and memorials to the American Cancer Society. He belonged to Scottish Rite Bodies of Perfection in San Jose Mosaic Masonic Lodge 218 Livermore and Los Posilas Parlor Number 36 NSGW in Livermore.
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Livermore
M. Hagemann Sr
August Jr
Floyd
Pleasanton
Robert
el Centro
Edwin
American Cancer Society
Hagemann
Scottish Rite
Bodies of Perfection
San Jose
Mosaic Masonic Lodge
Los Posilas Parlor
NSGW
Lavermore
24 Hour Suez Battle Between Egypt and Israel
TEL AVIV AP Egypt and Israel shelled the Suez Canal with artillery and light weapons for almost 24 hours in a long, sustained clash. The army said the fighting was among the region s longest since the 1967 Middle East War aftermath months ago.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Egypt
Suez Canal
Middle East
Marines Pound North Vietnamese Forces Near Da Nang
U S Marines and fighter bombers battered an area 18 miles southwest of Da Nang as 129 North Vietnamese soldiers were reported killed. Marine casualties stood at six dead and 12 wounded. Col William J Zaro questioned the enemy tactics while noting a mass of troops in the area. The fighting followed days of heavy US air and artillery strikes with Marines massing about 1500 riflemen and three tanks.
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Balgon
Maries
da Nang
Mto
William J. Zaro
San Antonio
Vex
U.S
Ga Niadg
Saigon
Smog device claimed 100 lead against car exhaust
Rocket scientist Milton Farber of Space Sciences, Inc. unveiled a muffler claiming 100 percent effectiveness against oxides of nitrogen and other pollutants. Los Angeles County air pollution control officers tentatively praised the device, suggesting road tests could mark a turning point in auto pollution control.
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Los Angeles
Milton Farber
Space Sciences, Inc
Louie J. Fuller
Panthers And Breakfast Aid Debate in California
In San Francisco, AP reports Natal Unruh, former Assembly speaker and now minority leader, accused the state government of neglect as the U S Senate nutrition hearing examined hunger. He cited Black Panthers providing more free breakfasts than the state, and noted low free lunch uptake among needy children in Nipomo and other districts.
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SAN Prancisco
Black Panthers
California
Legislativi House
Jess Unruh
Assembly
Teader
U.S. Senate Select ‘Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs
Inglewood
Crill
Ronald Reagan
Sen
George
Unruh
Unrut
Thas
Ili
Suip
Bette Eine
Viles
San Francisco Bay Area
Hubert &. Gnaizdla
Republican Legal Assistance Organization
Nipoma
Sant el Obispo
Gnaizda
German Money Policy Seen as Political Ploy in Crisis
West Germany faced pressure as it refused to raise currency value, triggering caution across European markets. Analysts warned the move could delay relief from a broader dollar rally, with traders noting potential profits for speculators and ongoing uncertainty about the mark’s future level.
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London
Imany
U.S
Bonn
Germany
Vietnam Ladder Training at An Hoa Base
Marines from a recon unit descend a net from a helicopter during training at An Hoa combat base near Da Nang. Dense jungle surrounds the base as the unit rehearses climbs into Quang Nam province.
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An Hoa
da Nang
South Vietnam
Quang Nam Province
UN chief warns ten years to curb war and pollution
U Thant said yesterday that the world has only a decade to settle quarrels, limit population growth, and halt environmental pollution if humanity is to endure. He warned that failure could push problems beyond control.
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U.N
U 'Thant
Blacie faces battery charges and campus dispute
Mrs Blacie files battery charges with a request for continuance on motions. FBI prelims complete. U S Attorney Poole awaiting Washington word on whether to pursue civil rights action. College dean says a disciplinary hearing will decide if Blacie should appear. BSU alleged discriminatory practices and possible expulsion discussed.
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College
Kyle Edmison
Well College
Poole
Blache
BSU
Altijeopardy
Ellis E. McCune
McGovern Rebukes Demos on War Issue
In San Francisco at a $50-a-plate Democratic fundraiser McGovern attacked Nixon and liberal leaders over Vietnam policy calling for an end to the war. He argued the administration remains trapped in Johnson era mistakes and urged clear acknowledgment of realities from the White House.
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South Dakota
Democrat
Nixon
Jacob Javits
R-Nly
Vietnam
Johnson
Javits
Commonwealth Club
San Francisco
George &. McGovern
McGovern
California
Democratic Platform
White House
Grape Boycott Day in Delano launches protest across states
International Grape Boycott Day coordinated by the United Farm Workers to pressure 12,000 western table grape growers to bargain. Cesar Chavez leads marches and pickups aimed at Safe Way Stores, with an eight day relay from Indio to Calexico to sway Mexican workers.
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Delano
Callf
International
Arong
Farm Workers
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Afl-Cio
Canada
Safeway Stores
wHlesy Valley
Phoenix
Vic
Indio
Calif
Calexien
Chavez
Mexico
James A Flores obituary rites May 12 at Hayward
James A Flores formerly of Bayward died May 9 at Haptacds. services set for 2 pm Monday at Chapel of the Flowers Hayward with Rosary Sunday evening. Survived by Stella, Frances, Adija, John. grandson Edward G Flores. brother Rebtyt Flores of Danville and other relatives. Burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Hayward.
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James A. Flores
Echan Mortuary
East
Liv
Avaus
Hagemann Sry Aly
Givermore
Ermore
Iflores
James Ay
Redmur
Canta
Bayward
Stella Floras
Frances
Adija
John Flores
Red Bluii
Edward G. Flores
Saql
Fremont
Robert Shaw
Meruel A. Amaral
Alameda
Mes
Mary Fledelga
San Ldrenzo
Geof Port Costa
Sorensen Bros
Hayward
St. John's Church
Lewelling Blvd
San Lorenzo
Fire and emergency calls sweep South County regions
A fragmented bulletin lists numerous incidents across South County including Castro Valley, Union City, Fremont, Newark, and Livermore. Reports mention car fires, house fires, smoke investigations, resuscitation calls, and washdowns with times ranging from early morning to late evening and multiple street names such as Mission Boulevard, Tennyson Road, and Alvarado Boulevard.
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Alameda County
al & Aim
Fairview Adit
Castro Valley
Delores
Pitty
Pune
Teenyson Road
Mission
Marriage Licenses List From Various California Cities
A list of marriage licenses shows multiple individuals across San Leandro Newark Fremont Hayward Oakland and Berkeley with names and ages, including Ed Jasdynikl Josephine Matheney Robert Lion Andrews Kutch Ely Sh Andrew Bernard and many others. The entry reads like a fragmented roster of applicants and associated addresses across several cities.
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Edward Francis Jasdynikl
San Leandro
Josephine Matheney
Blackwood Ave
Hapward
Ilobert Gene Lion
Drydery Wash
Andrews Racine
Farwelh Drive
Fremont
Patrick Hoyt Milligan
Cheryl Darlene Buck
Newark
Oeleans Drive
James Conrad Mina
Kristine Me
Jorwensen
San Leandra
Drake Ave
Sen Leacairo
Nelson Felix Gonsalves
Berkeley
Dorothea Jane Foner
Livermere
Liver
Indust al
Baily Review Publisher and office details misread
The fragment lists a newspaper called The Baily Review published by The Only Bpvinw, Inc with Floyd Sparks as president and publisher. It includes address and subscription rates and mentions legal notice reference to an act dated March 1, 1897, with confusing typography throughout.
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Baily Review
Bpvinw
Floyd Sparks
Presidas
Pubihar WiiomChiedls
Buierstanoger
Font Olice
Maynard
End
Tara
Addien
Wonten Ate
P.O. Box
Hayaard
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Suez
Panthers and Breakfast
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Christian Democrats
Jilly Brandt
Social Democrats
Kiesinger
Christian Democrat
Social Democrat
Inside Review
Church ‘ Wit
Werry
Miss Haywood
LIS
Justice Department
Bakersfield-Delano
South County
Amaral
Tony
Tamerly
Aehlana
Dis
Rick Haya
Amarals
Tater of
Mars
Geraldine E. Snow
Eugene
Tax Bancrett
Alvarado
Jomauin
San Corenzo Uspans
Bestam Court
House - Tee
Et Phe A
Arborstregis
Carire
Alvarace Boulevard
Arash Tae
Mareis Way
Bahia
Stephenson Blvd
Cabeal Drive
Wand Lode
Almond Ave
Ans
Fremont Blvd
Hegel Burning
Pome Mallod
Palmas Drives
Puna
East Avon
Cheyenne Avenue
Amy Way
Whine Ave
Hegel Ag
Daugherty
Highway 62
Amador Valley
Soulevard
Wanton Ave
Hay Wargo
Avarlda Gouhty
San Seonsia
Carll
Freadsit
Otmel Prace
Cover Square
Fisrani
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