Blockade prompts Soviet and Chinese rebukes from Hanoi to Moscow
The UPI report notes Moscow and Beijing condemning Nixon's blockade as a dangerous escalation in Vietnam. A Soviet Tass dispatch pledged continued military aid to North Vietnam and urged resumption of the Paris peace talks, while China called the move an imperialist aggression and vowed support for Indochina forces.
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Junior high presents unusual elective courses in study catalog
A fragment from a school catalog lists elective offerings at junior high, including China Asian Studies, Religions of Modern Man, Early Man and Ancient Civilizations, The Cold War and odd topics like ESP astrology and occult themes. It notes nine weeks per subject and some classes limited to boys, with reflections on curriculum improvements.
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Temprese Gontinwabip
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Hole
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Ilya Hay
Antiwar Protests Turn Violent Across California
Rioting antiwar activists clashed with police in Berkeley and Santa Barbara as crowds attacked buildings and blocked highways. Demonstrations targeted NASA, the Santa Barbara bank branch near UC, and the Capitol corridors. Police reported 44 arrests on Wednesday, 74 over three days, with tear gas and rocks used against rioters. The protests drew about 2,500 demonstrators from various communities.
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Violence erupts at Hayward protest over Nixon policy
Police reported a protest in Hayward ended in violence as demonstrators clashed with officers near Mission Boulevard and J Street. The rally against Nixon's North Vietnam harbor mining drew arrests and street disruption, with a trash can reportedly thrown onto Foothill Boulevard.
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Heatwave Watch Flashes Across South County
Forecaster warns of rising temperatures and worsening smog in South County as visibility drops. Night temperatures will dip into the mid 70s with humidity rising, authorities urge air quality precautions amid hot conditions.
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McGovern Surges in California Presidential Contest
In California the Democratic field shifts as George McGovern climbs to near Humphrey in a tightening race for 271 convention delegates. Kennedy looms as a write-in possibility. Wallace shows strength elsewhere though not on the California ballot.
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Giants Trade Willie Mays to Mets for Williams Cash
The San Francisco Giants sent Willie Mays to the New York Mets for minor league pitcher Charlie Williams and an undisclosed cash amount. Manager Yogi Berra said Mays could bolster the Mets at first base and in the outfield, with his joining the club expected Sunday after he returns to San Francisco to clear up private business.
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Harbor mines activated in North Vietnam blockade
U S mines blocking North Vietnamese ports activated at 7 am EDT with reports of ships hitting them. In the Gulf of Tonkin the U S fleet massed for a blockade, while defense officials warned of actions to halt materiel flow. Air losses mounted as MiGs were shot down and ships hit Haiphong and Hanoi, amid ground attacks near Saigon and An Lhee 60 miles north.
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San Leandro ministers back housing plan endorsement
Catholic pastors in San Leandro endorsed the city council housing policy aimed at creating a welcoming climate for residents. The signers urged identifying causes of black residential exclusion and sought remedies to reduce discrimination in housing, calling on citizens and leaders to escalate inclusive efforts.
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Michael J. McGinty
Remond Tassel
Richard 8. O'Connell
James F. Keane
Suspect arrested in Ohio forgery worth $200000
Ohio state Treasurer Gertrude Donahey said a woman forged an $84.36 workmen’s compensation check to read $200,084.35 and a bank cashed it last week. The forger fled to Florida with the money before discovery. A police officer recovered about $7,000.
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