Boy kills sniper as girl freed in Pennsylvania rescue
Shade Gap, Pa. A 17 year old girl, Pepey Ann Brodnick, was kidnapped by a deranged sniper. A 15 year old farm boy, Larry Rubeck, fired through a window with a 12 gauge shotgun, killing the kidnapper William Hollenbaugh after he shot an FBI agent and wounded a deputy. The girl was unharmed.
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Shade Gap
UPI
Pepey Ann Brodnick
Larry Rubeck
Fort Littleton
William
Hollenbaugh
Peggy Ann
Wimsafe
FBI
Pegey Ann
Francis Sharpe
Fort Tittleton
Rubeck
Beautification Hayward Weighs U S Plan For City Projects
Hayward considers a federal urban beautification program for fiscal 1966 47. Some projects were part of a $58 752 grant received in late February and carried into the new program. Departments aim to spend the current appropriation before June 30 the fiscal year end, or it reverts to the federal government. The City Council reviewed the status during a work session on Page 2 col.
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Hayward
School Aid Bill Faces Temporary Roadblock in Legislature
In Sacramento a bill to provide $16 million in state aid to low wealth unified school districts stalls in the Senate Education Committee. The amendment raises total costs and shifts some funding to include federal grants, with Hayward projected to receive $613,696 and Castro Valley $242,468 among Southern Alameda County districts. The measure proceeds to the Senate Finance Committee.
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Alameda County
Jesse M. Unruh
Senate
Smittee
Hayward
Alamedagram County
Castro Valley
Fremont
Newark
New Haven
San Lorenzo
New Heart Transplant Doing Well in Houston
A retired Navy chief petty officer Walter L. McCans from the Seattle area was awake and talking in limited fashion after surgeons led by Michael DeBakey implanted a silicone artificial heart. He was the second patient in a month. the first died from a lung collapse. McCans’s condition was reported as progress satisfactory with good vital signs by Methodist Hospital administrator Ted Bowen.
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Ted Bowen
McCans
Jeff
LBJ Challenges Viet Critics in Washington
President Johnson urges unity against South Vietnamese insurgents and domestic dissent. He accuses critics of seeking to derail the war effort while stressing the need for stable leadership and a new political system in South Viet Nam. Secretary Rusk warns civil strife imperils U.S. defense. Fulbright and Gruening comment on Pentagon remarks.
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Johnson
Siow
South Viet Nam
Chicago
Dean Rusk
Rusk
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J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Ernest Gruening
Pentagon
Armed Services
Viet Nam
Trustees Vote For Tax Hike
SAN LEANDRO Trustees of the Unified School District approved a tax rate increase of 10 cents per $100 assessed valuation to help fund salary increases for teachers and other school employees. The measure raises about $176.00 to the 1968-69 budget of $8,153,000, with salary details to be set after a special session between the school board and teachers negotiating council.
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San Leandro
San Leandro ‘Unified
Salary Inc
Seciool Board
Teachers Negatialing Council
Air Force borrows bombs from Navy for Viet Nam war
Navy supplied Air Force with hundreds of thousands of bombs for Viet Nam air strikes since 1964. Defense officials cited shipments of 250 and 500 pound bombs and total transfers approaching 400 000 bombs as the war expanded. Navy inventories housed a wide range of ordnance used by the Air Force.
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Navy
Washington
Horrow
Viet Nam
North Vand
Mehrislary
Pentagon
Janen
Nut
Innis
Woree
Teachers seek wage increases amid district budget figures
Supt. Clarence Burrell cites a proposed 1 percent raise for teachers and a separate 1 percent ask by non teaching staff costing the district $436 585 annually. Classified workers seek 7 percent raises and skilled laborers 14 percent boosting total costs to about $145 217.
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Clarence Burrell
North
Viet Nam
South
Capital death by own action in Painter Union case
A third death linked to the Painters Union politics follows the self inflicted death of Sure Youngren, an administrator for Local 478 welfare funds. Prosecutors say Norman Call, a Sacramento contractor and fund trustee, was implicated, while Call and four others face conspiracy charges in the Don Wilson murder and the Lloyd Green shooting at Carpenter's Hall.
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Painters Union
Sure Youngren
Sacramento
Apl-Co Painters Union Local 478
Peirce
Norman Call
Call
San Francisco
Don Wilson
Hayward
Lloyd Green
Green
Carpenter’s Hall
Maltox Road
Haywart
Tocal
Bay Area
Wilson
Sacramento Union
Rebels Cheer After Downing Plane in Saigon Turmoil
In Saigon turmoil deepens as rebels parade near the Vien troops in Da Nang and claim an American observation plane was shot down. Ky moves troops and vows order while anti-government factions in the capital press for change. Authorities report civilian unrest and rising clashes with loyal forces in War Zone C as demonstrations and petitions spread.
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Saigon
UPI
Tien Hoa
da Nang
Nguyen Cao Ky
Johnson
Cal
Mekong Delta
Washington
Ham
Nusk
South Viet Nam
Uhe Lhal
Stock Market Surges in Major Rally
New York reports a sharp stock market rebound with the Dow Jones average up 7.71 points to 871.88 after an early decline. Brokers say institutional investors appear to have started buying, signaling renewed market confidence.
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New York
Stockmarket
Fremont Budget Plan Keeps Same Tax Rate
Fremont outlines a $5.6 million preliminary budget to the City Council with no tax rate change at $1.24. The plan calls for a 25 percent pay hike for all city workers, street work totaling $861,000, nine extra firefighters, and a shorter work week for jetty firemen. Anticipated city income totals $9.4 million with three council work sessions planned.
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