Walkout By French Police- Anationwide strike paralyzes France
Ascelstor Day paralyzed a nation with up to ten million on strike and millions more locked out or unable to work. President Charles de Gaulle met his cabinet for hours with no immediate resolution. The National Union of Police Officials urged public power not to oppose police and workers, warning of conscience concerns.
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Rate Hike Proposal At Washington Hospital Budget Session
Washington Hospital directors met yesterday to approve a four cent cut in the operating tax rate from six cents per $100 of assessed valuation. The plan aims to fund emergency services and balance a slightly reduced budget for 1868 69. Hospital officials estimated emergency costs at two to four cents of the tax rate, with room rates set for various wards and services. Directors debated further cuts, with final approval expected at the June meeting.
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McCarthy Denounces Opponents in Campaign Speech
Senator McCarthy criticized foes in a speech lampooning past failures in foreign policy. He said there would be no concessions to any of the author candidates, and his remarks included a jab at Kennedy and Humphrey.
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Fragmented ad text with misread lines and contact details
A garbled notice lists an address in Hayward California and contact numbers. It shows subscription rates and multiple names and roles, but the legible facts point to a local advertising and business office setup with a San Leandro office and a member audit bureau mention.
Senate approves budget after nixing college trims
Senate votes 27-7 to approve the budget after eliminating proposed college trims and rejecting a 5 percent faculty pay increase. Assemblyman Richardson, Reat, and Veneman supported the plan amid unrest over campus funding, property tax issues, and income tax measures affecting state colleges.
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Truth-In-Lending Bill Advances Through Chambers
The Truth-In-Lending bill clears both houses with near unanimous support after decades of debate. It requires lenders to disclose annual percentage rates and total loan costs, sets limits on excessive credit charges, and includes a garnishment framework with penalties up to 20 years and a $10,000 fine for extortionate credit. The measure also covers installment plans, open-end credit, and home-improvement financing with specific consumer protections.
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23 Die In Copter Crash In Early Morning Incident
A helicopter crash killed 23 people in what is described as the first fatal event in the helicopter firm’s 21 year history. The S61 carried a crew of three and was said to normally cruise at 2,000 feet when the tail rotor failed, causing the craft to spin and crash through a corrugated roof. Sheriff’s deputies witnessed the tail rotor detach as the rotor blades broke away during the incident.
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California Copter Crash Deaths Reported
Paramount AP dispatch notes 28 aboard a 61 seat helicopter died in a crash en route from Disneyland to Los Angeles. Survivors unreported. list names and ages include Hershel Sire Hunt Foods Fullerton and Dr A Ruddell Moraga among others.
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GIs Sentenced To Four Years For Antiwar Pamphlets
Two Florida Army men, Pfc. Daniel Amick of Yorba Linda and Pfc. Kenneth Stallell of Riverside, were convicted by a seven member general court martial of disloyalty for distributing antiwar union pamphlets. They received four years hard labor. Defense attorney Francis Heisler said a petition will be filed with the Military Court of Appeal. The verdict faces review by the judge advocate at Fort Ord before final action by the commanding officer.
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Bobby Seale Gets Probation
Bobby Seale a leader of the Black Panther Party received three years probation in Oakland for possessing a joined shotgun on the steps of the Oakland jail. Judge Redmond declined a five year probation request and set terms banning ownership or possession of dangerous weapons and associations with weapon carriers. Seale indicated he would appeal.
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Budget debate on faculty pay and arts funding
A rejected amendment by Sen. John L. Harmer trimmed faculty raise limits to five percent for ag and seven and a half percent for the college system. Reagan's January budget proposed these increases. A separate plan by Sen. Clark L. Bradley would cut art department budgets at state colleges in half.
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North Viets Reoccupy A Shau Valley After Sweep
Saigon reports North Vietnamese forces reoccupied the A Shau valley after a major sweep that U S officials say killed 142 Americans and many Viet Cong. The claim follows heavy air and ground fighting across the region as U S and South Vietnamese forces faced renewed Communist pressure near Hue and the Ho Chi Minh trail corridor.
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Citizens group warns overhopeful peace talks with Vietnam
A Washington based Citizens Committee Peace with Freedom warns Americans misread Paris talks with North Vietnam as a quick victory. The 14 member panel led by former Senator Douglas says leaders in Hanoi see negotiations as another battlefield, urging realism about gains at the conference table. The statement, signed by Eisenhower, Truman, and other figures, cautions against overestimating negotiatons and warns against sacrificing battlefield gains.
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BART Fund Bill Clears Assembly
The measure trims auto fees by eight dollars and raises license fees by the same amount to divert funds for non highway uses. Proponents led by Mulford defend its aim to salvage BART while opponents warn of multi million losses to Southern Alameda County highways and Senate opposition from Sen Randolph Collier. Stokes notes budget cuts may hinder operations and promises further action if dates slip.
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Insurance Probe Due
Washington AP: President Johnson signed a bill authorizing a $2 million study by the secretary of transportation over two years on automobile insurance. The aim is to explain premium spikes, insurer failures since 1961, court delays, and unequal access to insurance and compensation for accident victims.
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Negro Boycott Plan Moves to Pressure Congress
Washington AP reports leaders of the Poor People's Campaign stepped up pressure on Congress and outlined plans for a potential nationwide economic boycott by Negroes in major cities as a tactic to advance their agenda.
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Seven Arrested In Leandro For Drugs
SAN LEANDRO Seven persons were arrested on narcotics charges after police found drugs and medical instruments in an apartment at 184 Garcia St. A 41 minute stakeout preceded entry, with police reporting morphine syringes a smoking pipe a straight razor four heroin packets a crystal packet and a wet towel seized along with marijuana odor noted at the scene.
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Corky the talking dog fails at podium attempt
Corkey, a small canine trained to say words, could not articulate a clear command at the podium yesterday. Ruth had retired due to heart trouble and Corky was brought to pass the time, with the dog making a near miss at the word William amid hoarseness.
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