Robbery Suspects Lead Officers On Wild Chase
A group led deputies through Alameda County in a high speed pursuit after robbing a San Leandro store. Suspects Steven Tojas Jesus Milrob and Frank Sale were surrounded near West and Winton avenues after fleeing with cash and a TV. Police said a 1205 burglary and other auto thefts were linked to the group. The chase reached over 86 mph before arrests.
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Dope Stash Found After Bus Suitcase Drops Near Fremont
Fremont police hunt a 25 year old man connected to a suitcase that fell from a bus near Mission pole and Highway BO. The bag contained 14 bags of suspected marijuana, seeds, pipes and smoking utensils. A truck driver who retrieved the case handed it to Milpitas police after discovering the contents.
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Six Students Win Bank of America Scholastic Awards
Six Southern Alameda County seniors shared a $1,000 top prize in the Bank of America 1948 Achievement Awards at a banquet in Oakland. Winners include Cathy Gomez Mission San Jose High Fremont and others from Canyon High Castro Valley San Leandro San Lorenzo Unions City. Dr. Richard H. Holton of UC Berkeley gave the keynote address.
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Police Pay Hike Viewed by City Council This Week
Recommendations to the city council propose a 35 percent pay increase for officers and an addition of staff to the force. Attorney William Ahern, representing the city police, missed last night’s meeting due to a family death. The board has tentatively approved changes to vacations, health plans, and the firemen’s duty week, while awaiting final price tagging on classifications. The plan also includes expanded Kaiser Health Plan benefits and potential new clerical positions in public works and finance.
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The Baily Review Publication City and Contacts
Fragmented OCR lists a local publication name The Baily Review and various names and addresses for offices in Hayward San Lorenzo Fremont and San Andreas. It mentions publishing, a box 372 address, and multiple phone numbers with unclear roles and formatting. The overall item reads as administrative boilerplate for a California newspaper setup.
Vice Mayor Proposes Charter Panel Shift
The vice mayor urged a charter panel shift proposing three council members be elected at once to avoid future conflicts with current and former members. Smith questioned timing for putting amendments on the November ballot, expressing doubt the committee would meet the deadline or fit on the ballot.
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Communist Led Strikes Hit Paris Lyon In Solidarity
Communist led protests in France disrupted Lyon factories and Paris airports as students occupy universities and workers strike. Premier Pompidou warned of state action while government and media face stoppages across radio and television amid escalating unrest.
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Delaware College shutdown amid student unrest in Delaware
Demonstrations at Delaware State College culminated in a campus shutdown as about 201 students seized the administration building and demanded the resignation of President Luna J. Mishoe. National Guardsmen moved in Newark area to maintain order while trustees and a new committee prepared to hear grievances and discuss campus tensions.
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U S Operation Ends With Big Death Toll
U S forces wrap up a valley operation near Saigon amid heavy rains. Maj Gen John Z Talson notes Hanoi should expect reinforcements only if weather allows air support, with April and May offering favorable conditions. The tally includes thousands of rifles, machine guns, ammunition, artillery, armor, vehicles, and rice as withdrawals proceed. A separate fierce day-long battle runs near Da Nang, east of A Shau.
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Short Sets House Fire in Union City
A short circuit sparked a blaze that gutted the Garcia home, injuring no one. The living and dining rooms and kitchen were destroyed, with an estimated $7,000 in damage. Firefighters fought the blaze after 7:24 p.m. while the Garcias watched another TV in the den.
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Bank Heist Ends With Dynamite Threat At Carmel Valley Branch
An armed bandit robbed the Crocker Citizens Bank in Carmel Valley of 3856 with dynamite sticks and a gun. A telephone repairman, Robert Neuman, 43, was taken hostage but released unharmed. Deputies pursued the car as witnesses described the suspect’s dialogue on campus politics and antiwar protests.
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Rally on At UC Riots Over Reagan Letter Sparks Regents Meeting
Reagan said in the letter May 109 regents formal board meeting on the Santa Barbara campus later today. Two other regents offered differing reactions to Reagan letter and its release timed to teach the public at the beginning of the regents meeting.
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Scottish Teen Receives First European Lung Transplant
In Edinburgh a teenage Scottish boy received a lung from a female donor after accidentally ingesting poison weedkiller. The three hour operation at Royal Infirmary began two hours after the donor’s death and the boy is reported in satisfactory condition. This transplant marks a European first and a rare world event, with few prior lung transplants in the United States and Japan.
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Four Men Rob Fremont Motel
Four men robbed the Junction Inn on Fremont streets with one armed, forcing the owner and three patrons into a closet. Police were alerted at 12:25 am. the suspect described as a moustached Black man in a dark coat fled with cash whose amount was not immediately known.
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Beatles Arrive By Private Yacht In Cannes For Film Promotion
Ringo Starr and George Harrison arrived in Cannes aboard their private yacht to promote the film Wonder at the Cannes Film Festival. The pair docked amid media interest as they prepared for red carpet appearances and related events.
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