Castro Valley Woman Killed After Car Overturns
A 21 year old Castro Valley woman, Mary Lee Hawkins, died after being thrown from her car and struck by a second vehicle on the Castro Valley Boulevard overcrossing of Highway 50. The crash occurred at 9 35 p m when her car reportedly lost control and veered into a concrete guard rail. Henry Van Ruiten, 46, of Oakdale, driving the other car, said he could not stop in time to avoid the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Castro Valley Boulevard
Mary Lee Hawkins
Nichandros Sr
Fairmont Hospital
Vainuies
California Highway Patrol
Henry van Ruiten
Oakdale
van Ruiten
Truck Drier Robbed Of S100 In Center Street Heist
A truck driver, Joseph Utile Jr., was robbed of about 1000 dollars in cash and checks after a gun was put to him at the rear of the Quart House Liquor Store at Center and Kelly streets. The assailant used Utile’s keys to lock him in a truck compartment before fleeing. another driver freed him moments later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Joseph Utile Jr
Sheriff's Deputies
Quart House
Quor
Center
Kelly Streets
Ulile
Utile
Standard Oil Finds Potential Oil Field Near Point Pinole
Standard Oil of California announced the discovery of a potential oil and gas field near Point Pinole on San Francisco Bay in Richmond. It reported oil recovered at the well site and being refined in Richmond, on Bethlehem Sleep Corp. property, with consideration of drilling a second well to evaluate depth and commercial production prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Calif
UPL
Sandard Oil of
California
Point Pinole
San Francisco Bay
Richmond
Standard
Bethlehem Sleep Corp
Lia
East Bay
Army Seizes Rosario Amid Student Police Clashes
In Rosario Argentina the army took control of the city after a wave of student police clashes left one youth dead and several injured. Martial law was declared as violence spread from university protests fueling nationwide unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosario
Argentina
Luis Alberto Blanuo
Freighter Captain Charged After Ammo Ship Pier Crash
Wallace Campbell captain of the M M Dan faces a charge of improper navigation after an ammunition ship struck Pier 2 in San Francisco. Campbell pleaded innocent and a hearing is scheduled next month. The incident involved the Danta and the American Producer with 7000 tons of explosives aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Coast Guard
Wallace Campbell
M. Dan. Campbell
Pier 2
Hitchhikers Steal $964 in Goods From San Leandro Man
Nayid Lee Schnabel says two young hitchhikers he picked up near Hayward tied him up in his San Leandro apartment and stole $964 worth of goods including a $50 ring, $270 in clothing, and a $175 wristwatch after accepting an offer to stay the night. The 1963 Thunderbird was also taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Pitality
San Leandro Marett
Nayid Lee Schnabel
Bancroft Ave
Forse
Hayward Restauant
U.S. Submits Sea Bed Nuclear Arms Treaty Draft
The United States presented a draft treaty at the disarmament conference to ban nuclear weapons and weapons of mass destruction from the sea bed. It sets US limits at three miles and beyond, favors observation over inspections, and includes a five year review conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
United States
U.S
Hy Irealy
Adrian &. Fisher
Reagan Wont Pull Out Guard Continued From Page 1
Demonstrators protested on the 27 000 student campus Wednesday shouting and clapping as police and National Guard remained. Twelve arrests raised the total since last Thursday to 256 while professors threatened a campus boycott involving hundreds of the universitys 1200 full time instructors. Nobel laureate Owen Chamberlain urged removal of the Guard arguing martial law cannot run a university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Jose Cabral
National University of the Northeast
Corrientes
Yoars
Potter
Reagan
Sesson
Wotsy
Owen Chamberlain
Proup
National Guard
Imust
Death sentence ordered to show cause in graft case
Sirha Mears faces a death sentence as courts order a show cause hearing. The case involves a complex chain of charges connected to political graft and racketeering. Further updates are expected on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Bridge
Lega
Horestope
Chinle van Chivagn Peachers
Sirha Mears
Pagan
Kennedy
Berkeley Turmoil Deepens as County Leaders Face Demands
UC officials threaten upheaval as Governor Reagan may mobilize National Guard. Berkeley faculty call emergency session to question university actions. A protest delegation pressures Sheriff Madigan for resignation while awaiting a county hearing. Dist. Atty. Coakley announces a full Berkley violence investigation into possible criminal conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leos Wofsy
Department of Bacteriology
Reagan
Wafsy
Ronald Reagan
Chelt
Berkeley
Academic Senate
Roger Heyns
John Kelly
Father Joseph Sontag
Joseph Staats
Alva ‘Son
Steven Whidden
John D. Murphy
Murphy
Thhey
Rey
Madigan
Dist. Atty
du Frank Coakley
Showgirls Threaten Vegas Strike
About 700 showgirls and dancers on the Las Vegas Strip threatened to strike over a contract dispute with resort hotels. The dispute, centered on two Howard Hughes nightspots, could trigger walkouts by musicians and Teamsters. Negotiations broke off after the American Guild of Variety Artists says hotels reneged on March bargaining agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Howard Hughes
Teamsters Union
Tabor
American Guild of Variety Artists
Nevada Resort Hotel Association
Ways Eyed To Stop Climb In County Drug Abuse
County Probation Department reports 1969 figures show a rise to 2082 referrals and 91 youth cases, with 385 adult referrals, while glue sniffing declines. Marijuana and synthetic drugs rise, with marijuana the most widespread youth offense though not the fastest growing. Officials stress counseling and school programs as key, with youth mentors explored for counseling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Kelly
Hayward
Stoy
Egypt Says Israeli Mirage Shot Down in Red Sea Airspace
Egypt claimed six Israeli Mirage jets attempted to breach its airspace about 300 miles southeast of Gaira. One was shot down while the others withdrew. A Cairo communique said Egyptian fighters met the Mirages over Hurghada and all four planes returned to base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Bross
Egypt
Gaira
Cairo
Hurghada
Red Sea
Is Society Ape Over Moon Shots
MOSCOW reports US efforts to land a man on the moon sparked a comment that none of the planes had landed men on the moon. The Soviet agency Novost said Americans were entertaining high society with moon rocket launches. It claimed the event drew the US noble class to Cape Kennedy to watch for thrills. It named Hubert Humphrey Spiro Agnew and other officials and figures among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPS
America
Suez Canal
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Spiro T. Agnew
Cape Kennedy
Cast Valley Teens Spark Night of Vandalism and Arrests
A group of 10 to 70 teenagers armed with rocks and bottles gathered in Castro Valley Boulevard drive in after a local arrest. Deputies reported obscenities and damaged patrol cars as several youths were restrained. One 17 year old was jailed for interfering with officers and disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
California
Castro Valley Boulevard
Sheriff's Deputies
Cougiut
Sailor Loses Bid For World Solo Race
Nigel Tetley, the solo round the world yachtsman, was rescued after his boat sank in the Atlantic 14 days from Plymouth. A tanker crew pulled him from the sea as his wife and son heard the news. The loss ends his bid in a iyabal race sponsored by a London newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
England
Nigel Tetley
Atlantic
Tetley
London
Apollo 10 Dry Runs Moon Walk Preview July Moon Landing
Apollo 10 maneuvers tested irregularities to guide navigation for the July moon landing. Stafford and Cernan offered careful, measured remarks while Young underscored the observed phenomena as data accumulates on Earth’s nearest celestial neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Earth
Stafford
Cernan
Young
Assembly OKs Bay Conservation Plan in San Francisco
SACRAMENTO AP The Assembly backed a strict bay conservation plan to curb indiscriminate filling of San Francisco Bay. The bill by Assemblyman John Knox D Richmond passed 55 9 to move to the Senate, extending the Bay Conservation and Development Commission to 1 000 feet inland and widening its powers to control bay development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Assembly
San Francisco Bay
John Knox
Richmond
Senate
Knox
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
News In Review
Schnabel
Virmenalér
American Legion
Damariscolta
Maine
Legis
Robert Batleese
Jesse Flint
Grsl
Trroubte
Inside
Che Daily Review
Susy Zax
Foc Jeni Oid
Mane
Heyward
Coltau
Grator
Bee
Haprard
Warton Ave
Maid
Landa Count
fauDi
Pat
BCU
Alameda County
Frank Madigan
Chambers 10
Jack Baugh
Deputy Sheriffs Association
Vegas
Tha Lerselic
Saira
C.V
Sailor
Bay
S&s
WE Honda Bankamericard
Foothill & AD
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!