22 000 Ton Liner Launched In San Diego
A 22 000 ton cargo liner named the President Monroe was launched on Saturday in San Diego. The ship features luxury cabins for 12 passengers and will operate cargo service between the West Coast and the Far East. The champagne broke across the bow by Mrs. William Maishard, wife of a San Francisco congressman.
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President Monroe
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San Francisco
American President Lines
West Coast
Far East
Beilenson pushes Humane Abortion Act in California
In Sacramento a young assemblyman Anthony C. Beilenson seeks to loosen the state’s abortion law. He argues doctors often abort to save the mother’s health and proposes a therapeutic measure requiring patient consent to allow abortions in hospitals. The bill faces the Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee in a special Tuesday meeting.
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Anthony C. Beilenson
Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee
Beilenson
Beverly Hills
GOP Chief In Push For Enthusiasm
Fresno AP Dr Gaylord Parkinson chairman of the state Republican Central Committee says the GOP cant afford to wait for the election year to arouse interparty enthusiasm. Parkinson in a talk Saturday for a workshop of GOP valued workers lauded the Republicans for their vigor despite the off year. There might be some problem of losing this enthusiasm if we already had a strong party organization and registration but were so far behind we cant afford to wait or worry about losing a few people who might run out of gas More than 200 workers from central California counties at Candad.
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Gaylord Parkinson
State
Republican Central Committee
GOP
Parkinson
San Diego
California
Candad
California Legislature Faces Final Weeks On Budget Tax and Redistricting
Sacramento AP reports the California Legislature enters a final four weeks undecided on a state budget a tax program and a Senate reapportionment plan. Senate redistricting stalls over Los Angeles demands for 15 seats, risking federal court action. Republicans push for budget cuts while Democrats push a $2 billion tax plan as Gov Brown seeks tobacco tax hikes amid tax plan opposition.
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Don A. Allen
Los Angeles
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Nuiber
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Don Mulford
Oakland
GOP
Oost
Man Slain Near Tavern in Sunnyvale
Marelo B Puente 2 was shot and killed behind a Sunnyvale tavern after a dinner meeting of South Alameda County Bar Association members. Two shots were heard. witnesses reported the incident outside the tavern. Suspects Rogelio Francisco Murrieta and Jenny Leon 39 were arrested in Torrance and booked for investigation.
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Sunnyvale
Marelo B. Puente
Palio
Dw. Finelich
San
Farm Labor Survey Completed Seaside Report
SEASIDE API A survey of 159 unemployed families in Seaside shows qualified interest in farm work once pay rises 21 to 8 cents above the $1.40 government rate. Many would accept stoop labor only if housing and conditions improve and distance from home is not excessive. The Community Democratic Club directed house to house interviews last month led by Dr. Itch ard Seaton.
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Community Democratic Club
Itch”ard Seaton
Johnson pushes for more women in top government roles
President Johnson expands talent hunt for qualified women to fill senior government posts. He notes decades of male dominance in awards and vows merit, not sex, as he reshapes appointments. Reporting highlights include Susan Hughes administering oath after assassination and prior era commitments to place women in high positions across agencies.
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Renae Irate Fae
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Brad-Rick Tract Before Planners Fremont Mission San Jose
Fremont plans commission reviews a 470 acre Brad-Rick development in Mission San Jose seeking preliminary approval. The proposal includes apartments, offices, shopping and extensive pedestrian and cycling paths along Mission Boulevard opposite Anza Street and near a Dominican convent with a possible general plan amendment under review.
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Fremont City Planning Commission
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Paseos Padre Parkway
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Mission Boulevard
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Dominican Convent
Drastic Drought Measures Take Hold in New York City
New York City enforces a water ban in restaurants effective Tuesday. Patrons must request water or face up to a $60 fine and court summons. Officials estimate the ban will save 12 to 15 million gallons daily as reservoirs lag at 56 percent capacity. Commissioner Armand D Angeli o cites the drought threatening upstate watershed and ongoing shortages.
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New York City
Orc
Armand D'Angelo
Prague
Recreation Plans Due In Union City Meeting
Union City Parks and Recreation Commission will outline the summer recreation program and hear reports on proposed city park development at a meeting Wednesday. The session is scheduled for 7 p.m. in Room 7 at Union City High School located at 1800 I Street.
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Castro Valley Sewer Line Bids Slated
Castro Valley Sanitary District will accept bids tomorrow for construction of a sanitary sewer on Lake Chabot Road from Somerset Avenue to Christensen Lane. The eight page special meeting will be held at district offices on 2100 Marshall Street Castro Valley.
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Somerset Avenue
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Marishall St
Hayward student on cycle injured in collision near Hillary and Mission
Gerald Leachfield a 28 year old Hayward college student riding a motorcycle on Mission Boulevard turned left onto Hillary Avenue and was struck by a car. He suffered a fractured ankle and facial cuts and was listed in good condition at Levine Hospital.
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Husband Fights Off Rape Suspects Near Oakland
A jayward woman signed a complaint this morning charging two men with attempted rape after an incident shortly after midnight Saturday. Her husband pursued the suspects, dragged the passenger from a car, then tackled the driver in a dead end street before deputies took over. Suspects named were Carl Johnson, 26, of Oakland and Santiago Marques, 25, of San Leandro. both handed to Alameda County Sheriff's Deputies.
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Oakland
Santiago H. Marques
Orchard Ave
San Leandro
Castro Valley Unified Board Sets Four Admin Posts
The Castro Valley Unified School District board plans to approve the takeover on July 1 and fill four administrative posts including assistant superintendent for elementary education and director of business services. The meeting will discuss personnel matters, budget review, and may appoint probationary teachers and confirm permanent appointments by Castro Valley, Palomares, and Hayward components.
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Harlow Rive
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Palomares
Livermore Motorist Injured In Route Crash
Livermore resident LIVERMORE-San Bieber, 40, was injured yesterday afternoon in a crash on Vallecitos Road west of Vineyard Road. He was listed in satisfactory condition at Kaiser Hospital, Walnut Creek, with a fractured arm and leg. Driver Josephine Velasquez, 27, of San Jose, and her three San Jose passengers were injured. Velasquez had minor injuries.
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San Bieber
Vallecitos
Vineyard Road
Inaiser Hospital
Walnut Creek
Josephine Velasquez
San Jose
Bieber
San‘ Jose
Dog Favors Fish For Dinner
PORTSMOUTH Ohio AP Queenie an English Shepherd on Joseph Lovey farm is an avid fisher. The waterlogged dog fishes Lovey ponds for bass and catfish then savors or sometimes releases prey, clearly mastering submerged fish snapping and water wading on her own.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Queenie
Joseph Lovey
Wallet boy returns missing $50 bill find
ST JOHNSTVILLE N Y AP George Brown a 12 year old bought a $50 bill for three cents at a church rummage sale and returned the money when he found it in a wallet Mrs Floyd Weaver of St Johns ville said she mistakenly laid the wallet with coins at the sale and reported the loss
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N.Y
George Brown
Floyd Weaver
SL Johnsville
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