Nixon Brezhnev to Meet in United States Summit
AVASIEINGTON UPI Brezhnev will visit the United States June 18 to 26 for a working summit with President Nixon. Kissinger framed negotiations as aimed at arms control breakthroughs and expanding scientific and cultural exchanges. Brezhnev likely to spend most time in Washington with a West Coast visit possible.
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Avasieington
UPI
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Nixon
United States
White House
Kosygi
Pod- Bornyt
Brezhnev
Moscow
Ronald L. Ziegler
Washington
Moscowy
Breshnev
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
San Clemente
Calif
Dssinger
Brezhney
Andrei A. Gromyko
Tof
Nikolay ¥. Podgorny
Alexei N. Kosygin
Masety
San Leandro school board candidates named for district seat
San Leandro district voters learned of candidates for the district 2 seat following J C Smith's death. Sharon Jones, 24, and P Duffy, 97, lead a list of applicants to fill the vacancy on the seven member board. Others include James E Colt Caroline Gegsini Stephen McGrogan Connie Smith Patricia August Henry Bruno David Dold and Isabel Arellano. Nominations reflect current residents and local ties as board appointments expire next April 1.
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San Asandro
Hye
San Leandro
J. C. Smith
Sharon Jones
of. P. Duffy
Jones
San Jose St
San Leandro High School
California State University
San Jose
Duffy
Collier Drive
San Luandi
P&% Co
San Francisco
Bu-gene Malle
Smith
Area 2
James E. Colt
Collier
Caroline Gegsini
Juana Ave
Stephen McGrogan
Whelan Ave
Malle
Connie Smith
Bagier Ave
Patricia August
Perlata Ave
Henry Bruno
Gem Drive
David Dold
Warwick Ave
Isabel Arellano
Castro St
Brustes Nist
Ellsberg Free Says He Will Sue Nixon Over Civil Liberties
Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo announced plans to sue President Nixon for conspiracy to curb civil liberties after charges tied to the Pentagon Papers were dismissed due to government misconduct. Ellsberg, smiling after the judge dismissed espionage and theft charges, criticized Watergate and White House actions as mafia-like and vowed to pursue additional officials implicated in the prosecutions.
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Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Pentagon Papers
Fibem
Nixon
Ellsberg
Raod
Watergate
White House
Welion
U.S. District Court
Matt Dunne
Elsberg
Penagon
Phyllis Ortman
Hayward Proposes 27 Million City Budget With Large Capital Push
Hayward City Manager William Hanley presents a 27 million dollar budget boost dominated by capital improvements. The plan keeps the 1.0 tax rate, cites stable federal funds, and projects 4.5 million in general fund property tax revenue with a heavy focus on a Winton Avenue police building, sewage plant expansion, and Winton Avenue Overpass work.
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Hayward
Ily
William Hanley
Hanley
Winton Avenue
Thi
Phantom Repossession Service Boss Calls It Legal Stealing
Newark resident Mark Mott operates Phantom Repossession Service claiming to reclaim cars for banks by force of law. He describes stealing as returning vehicles from deadbeat borrowers who refuse to pay, using a trained method and a stock of keys. Mott, 31, cites 12 years’ experience, bonds and insurance, and a potential chamber of commerce role. He admits confrontations with gun-tighters and sword-wielding individuals, but maintains the practice is professional and justified when lenders cannot recover their investment. He charges $600 per car, $150 for large trucks, plus extra for breaking in, and notes many debtors are repeat offenders across income levels. His wife Jo Ann backs his steady recovery rate of about 45 per month and notes his growing staffing as demand rises.
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Newark
Chamber of Commerce
Mark Mott
Phantom
Mott
Motto
Molt
Guna
Matt
Amey
Moll
Jo Ann
Saratoga
Mets
General Motors
Oil firms probed for violations
The FTC may pursue antitrust action if investigation findings prove major oil firms materially contributed to the gasoline shortage. Allen Ward of the FTC says refinery capacity and pipelines control may have influenced supply. Hearings on antitrust action are set for May 2 as administration officials urge self regulation by the industry.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTX
FIC
Allen
Ward
FWC
Bureau of Competition
Senate Banking Committee
Pollard Killed After Cobra Eagle Crash in Indy Practice
Veteran racer Ari Pollard died within an hour of a Cobra Eagle crash during practice for the May 28 Indy 500. Pollard, 46, had been fastest at 191 mph and was the oldest Speed Way driver this year. He becomes the 33rd driver killed at the Speedway in Speedway era.
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Indianapolis
Ari Pollard
Pollard
Speedway
Widianapolis Sumila
Gray 'inhibited' in bugging probe
New York Daily News reports former Acting FBI Director L Patrick Gray told Senate investigators he was inhibited from a full Watergate probe by White House aide John Ehrlichman and warned President Nixon that people around him were enabling those actions. Gray recounted Ehrlichman cancelled a planned June 28 meeting with top FBI CIA officials to pursue witnesses.
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New York
UPI
FBI
L. Patrick Gray
White House
Nixon
New York Daily News
Gray
Senate
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Tm News
Pat
Whelichman
FBT
CIA
Whrlichman
B. Howard Hunt, Jr
James W. McCandon
Phrlichman
Ebelichman
Mother's Day forecast calls for mild highs in the 70s
Weather predicts fair skies for Mother's Day with Peravurer reaching the 70s. Overnight temps may dip to 45 to 50 with low clouds in the morning. Northwest winds around 20 mph expected in the afternoon. Morn weather, page 4.
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