Weather forecast for the San Francisco Bay Area and California
A broad forecast covers the San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California through Tuesday with mixed sun and fog, cooler central California, and showers possible in the mountan regions. Temperatures range from the mid 20s to mid 80s across regions including Sacramento Valley and Napa Sonoma Valleys with light to moderate winds.
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Fire and vehicle incidents disrupt South County area briefed
Fire calls and traffic incidents disrupted South County during the early hours. A car fire at 427pam near Orlanda Avenue and multiple alarms were reported along Wallington Foresta, Pine Street, and San Lorenzo Wayward with responders deployed to Hazmat like scenes near Wingate Court and Arlington Courts.
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Stubborn Fremont Druggist Foils Armed Robbery Threat
A Fremont druggist thwarted an armed robbery yesterday by keeping the attacker on the line and alerting police. The would be robber demanded surrender of the wife and fled after the phone call. Separate late Saturday robberies included Castro Valley Liquors, San Leandro and Hayward locations with multiple attackers. Police also arrested three young men in Fremont on an unrelated matter.
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Castro Valley Liquors
Somerset Ave
A&w
Hardier Road
Hayward
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Gunn's Liquors
East 14Th St
San Leandro
Spock Draft Conspiracy Trial Opens
The trial of Dr. Benjamin Spock and four codefendants opens in Boston with defense challenging juror lists. Co-defendants include Rev. William Sloane Coffin Jr., Marcus Raskin, Michael Ferber, and Mitchell Goodman, accused of conspiring to aid young men in dodging the draft at a rally at Arlington Street Church.
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Area Births and Local Deaths Reported in Fremont and Hayward
Police report a patrolman involved in a melee at 4593 Bianca St and a $3000 bail. Several birth notices list names, addresses, and May birth dates across Oak, Fremont, Hayward, San Leandro, and Milpitas. A man found dead by his son at Eden Hospital is noted. other listings include hospital births and local residents' details.
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Second St. Fremont
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Falcsom Ave
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Soren Ave
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Mills Ave
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Butter Surplus Seen Across World This Year
The UN Food and Agriculture Organization reports a world butter surplus of 200000 tons for the year, driven by higher production in the United States and France.
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The Deity Reviews Int Movs Publication Details
Fragmented OCR notice from 1897 shows publishing house and address strings for The Baily Review and Deity Reviews Int Movs. It lists Hayward California and Winton Avenue details with contact lines and circulation notes, but many words are garbled. The readable bits indicate a newspaper publishing firm and office locations.
Fire Causes Gasoline Spill At Hayward Station
About 2 000 gallons of gasoline spilled from a service station pump prompting precautions at the Hayward sewer treatment plant and a sewer fire. Assistant Public Works Director Wayne Bruce said the gasoline caused no problems at the plant as crews ensured pipes remained full and vapors could not mix with air. Firefighters traced the incident to a truck backing into a pump at 29529 Ruus Road around 7 30 p m Saturday and washed the fuel into sewer mains. A sewer fire later reported near Calatoga Avenue and Florida Street was fed by the gasoline.
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Leandro Sailor Hurt In Accident
Leandro Sailor sustained a mild concussion after his car drifted into a raised divider on Heeperian Boulevard at Drew Street in San Leandro. He was ejected as the vehicle damaged a parked car and struck a power pole before stopping. Norman of 1270 Hist Ave listed in satisfactory condition at Oakland Naval Hospital. He was cited for careless driving and unsafe speed.
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Serious Viet Talk Urged
The United States weighs halting bombing of North Vietnam if Hanoi shows restraint. Washington notes Hanoi refuses to admit North Vietnamese troops in South Vietnam, and argues North Vietnam is sending more troops and arms at near record rates.
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Strike Roundup Walkout Staged By Insurance Agents
Nationwide labor actions involve about 300 drivers and 23 000 telephone installers in a sequence of tentative agreements and ratified pacts. The five week strike among drivers targeted wage and contract terms while Bell System workers ratified a three year deal raising pay and fringe benefits.
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Daily Review
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Rocky Reagan Discuss Issues But Deny National Ticket Plans
Rocky and Reagan meet amid campaign talk addressing policy topics and future ticket rumors. Both leaders publicly deny any plans to form a national ticket, insisting on separate platforms and electoral strategies.
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Reagan Campaign Tour Amid National Political Fringe
Senator Kuchel urged law obedience while denouncing campus disruption during a Hayward visit. Reagan joined rallies, attacked radical faculty, and promoted free will in higher education as Nixon led public enthusiasm in polling amid presidential race chatter.
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Pepe the talking dog sparks TV intrigue and fans
In a gas company magazine Pepe the talking dog becomes the focus of performances for disabled groups and veterans. Mrs Gene Genova faces accusations of being Pepe's secret voice as he communicates by coos and a fence line voice.
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Circus Comes to Fremont Hub by Daybreak Tomorrow
A three ring circus will move onto Fremont Hub grounds at daybreak tomorrow under Mission Peak Kiwanis Club auspices. Performances at 4 and 8 pm feature aerial and acrobatic acts with James Bros. Circus showing clowns, a band, and animals before moving to Hayward for subsequent shows.
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Haywardite Arrested In Teen Knifing
A young Hayward man was arrested for assault with intent to commit murder after allegedly stabbing a teenager twice in the stomach during an argument. The victim, Jack C. Dupie, was in serious condition at Highland Hospital. Riojas, 28, of Filbert Street, was detained at Alameda County Courthouse after witnesses saw a man exit Dupie’s apartment and flee toward Willow Street.
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Jack C. Dupie
Princeton Ave
Highland Hospital
Oakland
Loura Carlos Riojas
Filbert St
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High Court to Rule on Induction of Protesters
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if draft boards can punish Vietnam War protesters by speeding their induction. James J. Oestereich, a divinity student, lost his exemption after surrendering his card and was classified 1A for induction. The ACLU argues the move punishes dissent, a protected right.
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Supreme Court
Draft Board
James J. Westereich
American’ Civil Liberties Union
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Lee
Medical Office Equipment Stolen in San Leandro
A theft at the Lincoln Medical Group Building 1436 Clarke St San Leandro involved an electric typewriter dictating units and adding machines valued about 1152 dollars. Entry was gained by breaking a window. the loss was discovered around 10 45 am by Hill Classcock and two employees from West Janitorial Service when they arrived to clean.
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Lincoln Medical Group
Clarke St
Hill Classcock
West Janitorial Service
Castro Valley Cycle Crash Victim Dies
A nine year old Castro Valley boy, James O Neal, died at Eden Hospital after three weeks in a coma from a motorcycle crash on Redwood Road north of Foxboro Drive. He is survived by his parents, John C. O Neal and his wife, of 17890 Lamson Road. His father was treated for minor injuries.
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Violence disrupts Ohio State University campus protest
Athens Ohio AP reports up to 1500 students at Ohio University began rioting Sunday night after officials canceled plans to end the term early due to a labor problem. Stones were thrown, windows broken, and slogans shouted until police dispersed the crowd after about two hours. several people were hurt.
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