Millmen strike grows in seven Bay Area counties
More than 3,000 millworkers and 9 companies in seven Bay Area counties walk out after failed federal mediation. About 300 on picket lines and expectations that strikers will rise as independent firms meet some union demands. Employers offered a 1 cent raise, while millmen seek 6 41 cent retroactive to May 1 and a later 25 cent gain.
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Arisia Bigby
Cabinet Makers Union
Ut & Tembers
Alasda
Ese
Nillimen
Northern
California
Conference of
Millmen and Industrial Carpenters
Tuimber and Mill Employers Association
Boy, 3, Hit By Panel Truck In San Lorenzo
A three year old boy playing near his home was struck by a panel truck as it pulled away from the curb in San Lorenzo. Dion A. Gomez of 15847 Wesley Way suffered a fractured collarbone and was listed in good condition at San Leandro Memorial Hospital. Neighbor Thomas G. Wiggins, 25, of 158 Wesley Way, started to move the truck when the left front wheel hit the boy. CHP said investigation continues.
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San Lorenzo
California Highway Patrol
Dion A. Gomez
Wesley Way
San Leandro Memorial Hospital
CHP
Thomas G. Wiggins
Iasi
Suspect in mistrial pleads guilty in Oakland
Benjamin Feliciano of Fremont, charged with murder after shooting Bruce Horton 40 in December, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in Judge Redmond Staats court. Jury of seven women and five men reported deadlocked, prompting a mistrial. Sentencing set for June 10 at 9 30 am.
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Oakland
Benjamin Feliciano
Redmond Staats
Feliciano
Fremont
Bruce Horton
Horton
Sev
Staats
Tfellejano
Robber hits two Laundries in Hayward
A gunman struck Le Welling Cleaners at 18565 Mission Blvd in Hayward injuring no one and took cash from both registers before fleeing on foot. Deputies said the suspect previously entered the Maynard laundry and asked for pinches but found no laundry under the provided name.
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Hayward
Maynard Laundry
Sheriff's Department
Lewelling Cleaners
Mission Blvd
Hayward Youth Killed In Wreck
A 19 year old Hayward youth was killed early today when the pickup he rode in struck a parked sewer truck near Jackson Street and Sycamore Avenue. Del Edward Kelly of 26714 Patrick Street Hayward died on arrival at Levine Memorial Hospital. The driver, 18 year old Jack Myers Jr also of 26714 Patrick Street, lost control and hit the parked vehicle causing it to roll 19 feet, knock down a street sign and damage a light pole and fence. Myers is in fair condition at San Leandro Memorial Hospital with head injuries.
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Hayward
Hayward Yoal
Jackson Street
Sycamore Avenue
del Edward Kelly
Patrick St
Levine Hospital
Kelly
Jack
Myers Jr
Jackson
Myers
Kenneth 8. Foster
San Leandro Memoral Hospital
Youth Held In Assault On Firemen
An 11 year old Oakland youth, a Madison Junior High School seventh grader, was arrested for assault on fire crews fighting a grass fire at Cleveland School in San Leandro. Fireman Joe Fistante identified him as part of a group of juveniles who hurled rocks and struck fire equipment.
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San Leandro
Oakland
Cleveland School
Madison Junior High School
Joe Fistante
Cleveland
Major Earthquake Hits Alaska in Aleutians
A 6.7 magnitude quake struck 140 miles west of Adak, Aleutian Islands, at 8 32 p m EDT, the strongest in four years. No casualties or damage reported on the sparsely populated islands.
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Washington
Aleutian Islands
U.S. Helen
Adak
Andreanas Islands
North Pacific
Weather Bureau
Edwards Urges Californians to Save the Bay
Coverage notes Governor Edwards urging residents to preserve the San Francisco Bay ecosystem. The item highlights environmental urgency and policy angles, with reference to California’s coastal concerns and citizen action.
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Edwards
Baez and Harris Rally Antidraft Support at SFSU
About 2,500 people gathered on the San Francisco State campus as Joan Baez and David Harris spoke for half an hour each at an antidraft rally organized by Resistader. They criticized militarism violence and government force amid recent campus clashes.
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San Francisco
APS
Joan Baez
David Harris
Fnac
San Francisco State
Resistader
Nixon Sets Out Peace Talks Plan With Paris Proposal
President Nixon outlined a Paris peace plan promising self determination for South Vietnam and firm U.S. goals. He pledged no unilateral withdrawal or terms amounting to defeat and warned Hanoi to avoid further offensives while appealing for American unity behind a generous peace offer. He proposed staged withdrawals over two months, with allied forces moving to base areas, then a long pullback, an international supervisory body to verify withdrawals.
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South Vietnam
Vietnam
Paris
Hanoi
Eny
Texas
Johnson
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Washington
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Sertile Foreign Relations Committee
United States
South
Power Outage and Vietnam Peace Talks Update
A power outage in Hayward affected about two thousand PG&E customers including The Daily Review, with restoration staggered from 10:11 to 10:22 am as lines burned from a transformer fault on West Winton Avenue. White House sources discussed Nixon’s proposed terms for Southeast Asia peace, tying U.S. withdrawal, ceasefires, and adherence to Geneva and Laos accords to an evolving Paris process, while officials and lawmakers weighed the proposals and potential for informal understandings.
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Nixon
U.S
Paris
Vietnam
Cambodia
Johnson
Whitehouse
Hayward
Pg&e
The
Daily Review
West Winton Avenue
McCloud
Oakland Scavengers
Peace Points Outlined by Viet Cong and Nixon
UPI report lists ten Viet Cong peace points for South Vietnam and eight Nixon points. Key items include withdrawal of U.S. troops, self determination for South Vietnam, free elections, and an international supervisory body to oversee ceasefire and troop withdrawals. Both sides call for respect of Geneva accords and phased troop redeployments.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
South Cong
Vietnam
South Vietnam
North
South
United States
Nixont
Cambodia
Tarquinio Faces Possible Termination At College
college spokesman cites need for proper action while Tarquinio, a campus adviser to The Pioneer and news writing teacher, may lose his job amid an election bid for American Federation of Teachers offices. Sgt. Jeffrey reports marijuana plants found at Tarquinio’s home in varied sizes and care.
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Heer
Tarquinio
the Pioneer
American Federation of Teachers
Sgt
Jeffrey
Withdrawal bid sparks protest amid Vietnam talks
The piece reports on the unresolved debate over a mutual U S withdrawal proposal as the National Liberation Front and supporters react to President Nixon's May 14 statement. It notes U S insistence on a revised form that would place blame on both sides and contrasts it with past rejections.
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South Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Nixon
United States
Fremont Man Arrested After Assault and Vandalism
A 32 year old Fremont man was arrested by Fremont police after he reported waking his wife at 2 30 AM punching her in the head and face and tearing up her credit cards.
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Fremont
Dr Mason Appointment Reaffirmed By Oakland Board
The Oakland Board of Education reaffirmed its support for Dr James J Mason as superintendent after an executive session. Board president Torenzo H Hoopes cited an end to the Clark County investigation and read a May 12 letter from George M Wilkerson backing Mason.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Oakland Board of Edocationy
James J. Mason
Mason
Las Vegas
Nev
Torenzo H. Hoopes
Oakland Board
Hoopes
Clark Cavaly
George Franklin
Clark County Board of School
George M. Wilkerson
Fortas Quits As Justice
Justice Fortas resigns from his position amid revelations of a long running association with a foundation. He states the arrangement paid $20,000 yearly for life with survivor benefits, and notes his 1966 start after receiving a $20,000 check. Fortas recalls meetings in Jacksonville and a visit to Wolfson in Ocala before deciding to end the role.
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Foundation
Fortas
Dome
Jacksonville
Fla
Wolfson
Ocala
Nixon peace plan draws mixed world response
The world greeted President Nixon's Vietnam peace plan with mixed reactions. Allies supported it while the Viet Cong and Tass dismissed it as unjust, with the plan rejected by Hanoi. Rimulo in Manila welcomed it as hopeful news, and Australia praised Nixon for promising an honorable peace. The Mirrors in Sydney called it a way out of the bloodbath.
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Nixon
Vietnam
Paris
U.S
United States
Tass
America
South Korea
Choi Kyu-Hah
Manila
Philippines
Carlos P. Romulo
Murphy seeks D A probe over regional park plan
Conservationists and spokesmen allege a hast bay regional park report was altered. They claim the proposal to quarry would harm ecology and beauty of Sunol Valley Regional Park, causing noise and vibration from trucks and drills.
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Pased
Iny
Sunol Valley
Glonal Park
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