RFK Walks Away With iNebraska Campaign Notes
The dispatch outlines campaign activity in small towns with banners and rallies, noting Kennedy, McCarthy, and Humphrey as the main figures. Early vote tallies show Kennedy ahead in some contests while Nixon leads the Republican counts with Reagan and Rockefeller also receiving votes.
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McCarthy
Vietnam
Paris
Kennedy
Humphrey
Johnsen
Jéhnson
Sand Dacy
Nixon
Reagan
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Advertising Directory details at Pay Guides Hayward
Fragmented OCR notes show an advertising directory in Hayward California. Mentions Pay Gites, Pay Gites second pintal under the ci of Congrabh area and a public listing with a price 45 cents. Also references Winter Ave Hayward and office fuse lines.
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Teywand
Cott Vale
Congrabh
Marines Lose Two Area Sergeants in Vietnam
Readable fragments describe two area Marines, Sgt. Evans from James Logan High School and Sgt. Shumate from Hayward, killed in Vietnam incidents. Evans died when his helicopter crashed at night during a fuel run. surviving crew were rescued but Evans remained missing. Shumate, listed among Defense Department casualties, died in Vietnam with surviving family noted.
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Vietnam
Marines
Evans
James Logan High
Schooh Union
City
Manute- Hahee
Sgt. Evans
Donna
Fyetront
Parenis
Donald Evans
Navy
Sheldon
California
Fir
Stewart
Linnel
Stella Overland
Texas
Thomas
Jeffrey
Linda Stewart
Hayward
Maryland
Pasadena
Tex
Army
Berlin R. Shumate
Berle
Harwerd
Shummatz
Het
Shumate
Hayward High
Sul Shuich
Mateis
Brath
Imst-Air-Cavalryers
Joan
Tres
Peace Talks Recessed and 1954 Geneva Provisions Revisited
Notes from page 11 discuss restoring the demilitarized zone to its 1954 Geneva status and a prompt withdrawal of outside forces. Harriman urges calm, urges adherence to neutral South Vietnam, and supports peaceful reunification by the peoples of North and South Vietnam. He cites respect for the 1954 military provisions and calls for stronger international monitoring.
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Geneva
Cambodia
Harriman
Prosparius
South Vietnam
Peare
Geneve
Steiel
Tarriman
Lold Sewsmet
Harmany
L Ig
Nor
Pentagon Withholds Bomb Permission For MIG Field
In Saigon, authorities report the Pentagon refused to authorize bombing a new North Vietnamese MIG airfield near Bat Thuong below the 20th parallel to avoid jeopardizing Paris peace talks. The base reportedly held multiple MIGs and a U.S. Phantom was shot down on May 7.
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Saigon
UPI
Pentagon
U.S
Paris
Bait Thuong
U.S. Navy
Lone Aimeil Robber Take $325 at Store
An armed robber struck a Seven Eleven at 47 Hacienda Ave in San Lorenzo, escaping with about $921. Police pursue leads as the incident unfolds during a daytime hold up at the Market location.
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San Lorenzo
Sevet-Eleven
Hacienda Ave
San Lorenno
Yes
Board approves district cutbacks and staffing review
The board outlined a list of curtailments totaling several tens of thousands in transportation and education programs to cover a projected 202,000 deficit for 1985. Staff recommended trimming data processing and athletic programs while preserving positions for coaching and nursing after a closed personnel session.
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Serviers
National Defense Education” Act
Balbtime
Spenizh
Yoon
Cbid
Rn Sipieye
Wien
Ment
Cunningham
Cnet
Teast Ane
Arnold Blalla
Ray Arveson
Agvesnngald
Hanaun
Oain
Fonf
Hayward council debates Harder Tennyson area apartment plan
City leaders consider a one-year moratorium on High density development in the Harder Tennyson district while revising zoning and road upgrades. Residents, officials and attorney representatives clash over traffic, school impact, and the proposed 121 day delay, with no other projects currently on file.
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Tennyson
John W. Scanson
John Fappas
Allred
Sicanlon
Altough
Fallaweed
Kip Courtney
van Berkeley
Lyman Jee
Charles K. Alder
Jee
Citizens Advisory Committee
Hayward Planning Commission
Courtney Sail
Hayward Unified School
Wointeh Aaid
Daniel EB. Cooper
Harder-Tennyson
John K.smith
Wallace Colthurst
San Francisco
George Oakes
Tenny
Colthirst
Joe Anvt Alder
Envicil
Fire at Hunt-Wesson cannery devastates structures in Bay Area
Burke reports a 200000 dollar blaze wrecked several Hunt-Wesson plant structures as San Leandro and Hayward units joined Union City crews. Eleven men remained on scene at 9 a.m. and spectators aided firefighters by tilting hoses under tracks. Fire started 9:39 p.m. with alarms from 125 B-81. a later false alarm stemmed from a glass container blaze. Pollution control by California patrols kept traffic clear while salvage plans awaited.
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Burke
San Leandro
Amockel
Cheriyland
Patrvlowe
Union
City
Hayward
Matt Jimenez
California
Anaheim
Hunt-Wesson
Glass Canteiner Corp
California Highway Patrol
Lrailie
Speathters
Hont-Wesson
Serson
Fremont Newark Duel Over New Alameda County Building
Fremont and Newark rushed rival plans for a county courthouse and office building, presenting proposals to the Alameda County Board of Supervisors at the eleventh hour. Newark officials filed a late request as Fremont advanced its own project, signaling a heated land use contest.
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Fremont
Newark
Alameda County
Alameda
County Board of Supervisors
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Floyd Seorke
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Busing Menouer
Winter Ave
Hawleoa Couniy
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Lone Aimeil
Megatt
Intelims
Marshall Wansen
Bulslowner
Len P. Kelley
Tnjness
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William
Harderrennysan
Qwarl
Huntwind Avenue
Tep
Ayean Road
Gatling Road
Wally
Micky Alive
Hunt Foods
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