Soviet demand to lift U S naval blockade of North Vietnam
Moscow demanded the United States cancel its naval blockade of North Vietnam and warned the action threatens international peace. China called the move a provocation and pledged military aid to North Vietnam if the United States does not halt the blockade. The White House declined immediate comment as officials reviewed the Soviet statement.
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Feathered Friend Parents a Mockingbird’s Guardian
Thelma Helton of San Leandro cares for a baby mockingbird found in her yard. She trains it with simple wing exercises and hand feeding, while weighing whether to keep or release the bird as it grows more independent. The bird, named Ralph or Elmer by family members, follows her, begs for food, and sometimes causes kitchen mischief as it learns to survive.
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Elmer
Pye
Spa
Sue
Shiv
Riot erupts as antiwar protests clash with police in California
In Berkeley and Santa Barbara protesters clashed with riot police during a three day antiwar surge over mining of North Vietnamese ports and bombing. Banks near UC Santa Barbara were attacked as tear gas dispersed crowds. 74 people were arrested overall with police calling it the worst riot in two years.
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Maltester opposes Southern Crossing bridge plan
Alameda County Supervisor Maltester joins Terry Garr and others in urging Alameda County residents to vote against Proposition A. They form No on Proposition A Committee to oppose the $645 million eight lane bridge project and push for mass transit to ease congestion.
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Weather Outlook for South County Tomorrow
The forecast warns of hot conditions with rising temperatures and reduced visibility in South County tomorrow. Overnight lows are expected in the 50s across the region, and smoky air is anticipated to linger.
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California Poll Shifts McGovern Climbing In Demo Field
California voters show McGovern rising fast to contest Humphrey for the lead in the Democratic field. Humphrey holds a slim margin over McGovern as Kennedy remains a write-in possibility. The poll, taken April 26 to May 2, also notes declines for Muskie Jackson Lindsay Hartke and McCarthy. Wallace gains delegates but won’t appear on the ballot.
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Alabama
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Keane- Maud Wallace
Vietnam War escalation hits peak with U S air and ground actions
Amid a Gulf of Tonkin naval push and a string of air raids, U S forces claim ten MIGs shot down and three planes destroyed as Hanoi reports increased American losses. North Vietnamese tanks attack An Lê near Saigon while ground fighting rages around Haiphong and Haiphong Harbor. A high casualties toll and continued bombardments mark the day as a ground war shows no letup.
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Mays Traded to Mets From Giants in Cash Deal
San Francisco Giants trade Willie Mays to the New York Mets for minor league pitcher Charlie Williams and undisclosed cash. Mets manager Yogi Berra says Mays could help at first base and in the lineup as he moves from San Francisco to New York to clear up private business.
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Ministers back view on housing in San Leandro
Five San Leandro pastors endorsed the city housing policy backed by the mayor's advisory committee on housing. They urged identifying causes of black residential exclusion and remedies to guarantee freedom of choice, calling on parishioners and civic leaders to foster a climate of welcome and cooperate with efforts.
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Advisory Committee On Housing and
Thomas J. Browne
Michael J. McGinty
Raymond Lassel
Richard B. O'Connell
James F. Keane
Woman Forgery Case Tops Ohio Fraud Report
Columbus report details a woman who altered an $84.96 workmen's compensation check to read $200,984.38 and had a bank cash it last week. State Treasurer Gertrude Donahey said the incident is among Ohio’s largest forgeries. The forger fled with most of the money before discovery, but a police officer recovered all but about $7,000. The suspect, identified later, had allegedly planned the scheme over months as she sought a large settlement.
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