Crisis and summit mark easing of Vietnam blockade tensions
Reports indicate the U S Soviet crisis over North Vietnam ports eased with Nixon at Camp David planning a Moscow trip. The Seventh Fleet withdrew some ships from Haiphong while other vessels redirected. Saigon diplomats note Hanoi shelters. Japanese observers cite Soviet warships headed south for possible exercises.
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Senate sets vote on Viet treaty amid discontent
The Senate scheduled a vote on Nixon's Vietnam peace terms as Congress debates ceasefire conditions for full U S withdrawal. The Byrd measure seeks a cease-fire as a prerequisite, while other leaders push for implied executive endorsement to continue American involvement. A battle over the administration's strategy and China trip is noted as the debate intensifies.
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Housewife Leads McGovern Drive in California Campaign
A San Leandro housewife, newly drawn into politics after a Philboy Magazine interview with Sen. George McGovern, now runs a door to door effort in San Leandro and San Lorenzo to register Democrats for the McGovern presidential bid. She began a year ago amid a school closure fight, working with William Lockyer, San Leandro school board president and Northern California McGovern chairman, and later moved from kitchen table organizing to a formal office as volunteers pressed ahead with registration and outreach.
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FBI Opens Ranks to Women Agents for First Time
Acting FBI director Patrick Gray II announced that the Federal Bureau of Investigation will admit women to its all male agent corps for the first time. He cautioned about possible criticisms and dangers but said the move is necessary. Details were promised later, following discussions with top FBI aides and a history tied to J Edgar Hoover.
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Bathing Suit Weather Predicted for South County Weekend
Weatherman says a hot sunny weekend is coming to South County with temperatures rising to near 90s. Expect warm days and cool evenings as residents plan outdoor activities and lemonade stands.
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Santa Cruz antiwar parade disrupts street clearance
A parade of about 2,000 youthful demonstrators moved along Pacific Avenue in Santa Cruz after a county supervisors meeting. Police tried to clear the street and at least 10 people were injured in the disturbances. The board voted 3-1 to sign an antiwar petition to be sent to Washington, D.C.
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Hayward fire insurance hopes hinge on city rating
Fire insurance rates in Hayward may drop only for homeowners with basic policies as comprehensive plans keep costs steady. Fire Chief Maji Jimenez notes any rating upgrade benefits industries most, while city officials confront mixed signals about real savings for residents. The dispute centers on a rating move from 3 to 4 and a pending decision by the Treasury and Services Office expected by June 1.
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Barking problem divides Hayward neighbors over dogs
In Bayview Avenue Hayward resident Mrs. Whitmer keeps six dogs and nine puppies beyond a county variance. Neighbors protest noise and a kennel. the case has drawn petitions, appeals, and delays as authorities weigh the legal limits and possible enforcement. Whitmer says the dispute is politically charged and not about money. Local residents recall a sister’s murder in Oakland and a tense history with the Whitmer home.
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Robbery at Cal State Hayward Stolen Cash Reported
Cal State Hayward campus police say a robber forced two workers to open the Auxiliary Foundation safe and stole a large sum in cash. He fled in a sedan along Harder Road. Officers recovered several small bundles near the bookstore, totaling about 70 to 80 dollars, possibly from the stash.
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California students dip on statewide tests this year
California sixth graders and high school seniors showed lower arithmetic and overall test performance than last year, according to the State Department of Education. Dr. Mex Law reported preliminary 1971-72 results indicating a three month drop in arithmetic for sixth graders, a fall in spelling, and a slight decline in high school senior IQ scores from 101 to 99.1, with negligible perceived difference in overall ability.
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