Prostitution Arrest in San Lorenzo Woman Held
San Lorenzo 2 percent year-old Barbara Joan Silva was arrested shortly after midnight at her home on investigation of prostitution. Hayward Detective Howard Hill arranged a buyer and appointment for 11 45 p m. A price of 15 dollars was agreed, the detective obtained the woman’s disrobing after payment, and she was taken into custody. A youth left the residence minutes later.
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Hill
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Castro Valley 31-foot memorial to Viet Nam servicemen
A pre Memorial Day observance at Castro Valley High School will unveil a 31 foot redwood monument dedicated to nine Castro Valley servicemen killed in action in Viet Nam. Hayward Mayor Jack Smith will speak with a Marine color guard, firing squad, armed services representatives, and the Castro Valley High School band and acapella choir participating.
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Castro Valley
Vietnam
Douglas Whitcomb
American Legion Post
Hayward
Jack Smith
Marine Corps
Armed Services
Casita Valley High School
American Legion Post 649
Newark Policeman Killed In Crash
An off duty Newark police sergeant was killed when his car rear ended on the Nimitz Freeway and spun into a light pole. The other driver John C. Corben of Fremont was booked for investigation of manslaughter. A passenger Mildred A. Jackson of Fremont was injured and in serious condition.
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Nimitz
John C. Corben
Mowry Ave
Fremont
Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center
California Highway Patrol
Jack F. Johnson
Martel St
Mildred A
Jackson
Holly St
Washington Hospital
Ben Hudgens
Johnson
Mercury
Cochett
Jarvis Avenue
Hudgens
Corbett
San Franscisco
Jonson
Man Held In Auto Parts Theft
Hayward officials arrest 21-year-old man Joe R Nelson on burglary charges after officers stopped his car near a steel firm in Oakland. Police found 41 radiators 40 batteries and a portable television reported stolen from Auto Wreckers 2885 West Winton Ave. The total value exceeds 4100 in auto parts from the wrecking yard.
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Hayward
Oakland
AAA
West Winton Ave
Joe R. Nelson
Garin Rd
Nelson
Quakland
Woman Dies After Fire In San Leandro Home
A 1-year old woman, Elizabeth Gayle of 120 Breed Ave, died after being pulled from her burning garage apartment early this morning. Fire crews from 16 men and six pieces of equipment battled the blaze, which started in the bathroom, causing about 2500 in damage to the kitchen and bedroom. Police are investigating the cause. They initially could not locate the smoke source or the front door key, but recovered Mrs. Gayle from her home after being driven back by smoke. Attempts to revive her were unsuccessful.
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Fairmont Hospital
Elizabeth Gayle
Breed Ave
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Man Dies After Gunshot Wound in Livermore
A 58 year old Livermore man identified as Frank J. O Connor of 392 Church Street died at Keen Hospital Castro Valley about five hours after being found at home with a gunshot wound to the head. His teenage son found him about 2 45 p m. Police said the shooting is under investigation.
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Frank J. ()Conner
Church St
Keen Hos
Pital
Castro Valley
O’connor
Hig
Haywardite Arrested In Shooting
A 27 year old Hayward man, Anthony Walter Perry Jr., was arrested after a 5:29 p.m. shooting that left neighbor Ronald Cook with a knee wound. Perry faced charges of assault with a deadly weapon, narcotics paraphernalia, and dangerous drugs after police found a hypodermic syringe and 38 tablets in his car. Cook was treated at St. Rose Hospital and listed in satisfactory condition.
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Anthony Walter Perry Jr
Jand Ave
Percy
Sid Berry
Ronald Cook
Cook
Perry
St. Rose Hospital
Tod Ay
News Highlights Inside Review
Mansfield seeks US troop cutback in Europe. New Sanity hearings for Right Mutiny Gls. Actor Jeffrey Stwater dies. Ropeta troops called out to guard Rockefeller. Earthly benefits of space science. Strapped passengers flee Smokey Tunnel. Reds may Okay peace to recoup. Oakland school chief quits in raw. Jury clears state troopers. GOP senators back Reagan's hard line. Bills chiefcat cheers flooridation fees.
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Europe
Jeffrey Stwater
Ropeta
Rockefeller
Smokey Tunnel
Neiw
Oakland
GOP
Reagan
Bil
Nixon seeks $2.58 billion foreign aid, lowest in 22 years
President Nixon asked Congress for $2.58 billion in foreign aid, a figure the lowest since the program began, though higher than last year. The plan envisions $2.21 billion in economic aid and $375 million for military aid starting July 1, with two year appropriations and a private investment corps to boost underdeveloped regions. A task force will review the entire aid program to guide future US assistance.
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UPI
Nixon
Congress
Capital Hill
Jessian
Smoking Fees Fail To Stop Cigarette Ads
A congressional debate on cigarette advertising restrictions surfaces as antismoking groups push stronger warnings and federal agency oversight. The committee approves a six year extension of the ban on regulation of cigarette advertising and labeling by all government levels, delaying FCC and FTC action before the July 1 expiry.
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Yorty Re-Elected In L A
Los Angeles elected Dennis P. Yorty to another term as mayor amid a conservative surge in city contests. Bradley urged patience as speculation over outcomes lingered after the campaign that accused him of ties to black militants. the piece notes no Negro has ever been elected mayor of a city this large.
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Bradley
Yorty
Cleveland
Ohio
Gary
Ind
Bard
Missing Los Angeles Street Sweeper Recovered in Colorado
Los Angeles authorities report two 9 1 2 ton street sweepers missing for 47 months have been found in Aurora Colorado 1193 miles from home. The $13 sweeper signed for on Nov 17 was not at the city site when officials attempted to affix the city seal. Investigators, the manufacturer, and Aurora officials seek how it ended up there.
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LP1
FBI
Aurora
Colo
Aurora All Council
Reagan Vows To Use Force In Berkeley Clash
Governor Reagan defends May 18 use of National Guard to quell campus disorders after a May 15 fence dispute at People's Park sparked two weeks of violence. He criticizes a small rebel group blocking dialogue and says action will follow against mistreatment of prisoners if found. The governor names key officials present at a Berkeley meeting and rejects Bishop Myers' war charge.
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UC Berkeley
Roger Heyns
Earl Cheit
Robert Johnson
William Reali
Reagan
Santa Rita
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Berkeley
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Topless Gals At UC Park? Berkeley Squatters in People’s Park Fight
Judge Robert Peckham set a June 5 hearing on a preliminary injunction to curb law enforcement’s use of excessive force in Berkeley. At Stanford, UC Regent W Glenn Campbell said squatters erred in occupying the controversial People’s Park, which belongs to the university.
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Berkeley
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People’s Park
University
Menon Office Phare FH91217 Fanta
An unclear item listing shows a Menon office reference with code FH91217 and a product named Fanta. Details are fragmentary and cannot confirm purpose, date, or scope.
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Phare
Fanta
Grand Jury to Probe Berkeley Use Of Force Incident
Alameda County Grand Jury calls for rapid investigation into the use of weapons in Berkeley during the People’s Park incident. Jury foreman James D. Nordahl states the panel asked District Attorney J. Frank Coakley to probe the weapon usage the conduct of public officials and the treatment of persons confined at Santa Rita. He offered no further details.
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People’s Park
Alameda
Grand Jury
Trealset
Santa Rita
Nordahl
Bay Area quake risks weighed by experts and insurers
U S Geological Survey official warns Bay Area residents can influence quake losses by acting before or after a major event. Travelers Insurance explores a computer model using local ground data to estimate property risks and guide land-use and insurance decisions.
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Degenkolb
Atters
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George C. Gales
U.S. Geological Survey
Menlo. Park
Gales
Horace F. Sandoval Dies in Santa Cruz
Plate services will be held for Horace E. Sandoval, 8, who died Monday at Dominican Hospital in Santa Cruz. A California native who founded and led his own electrical appliance sales firm, he is survived by his wife Mary Helen Sandoval, daughter Betty-Ann Buckley, son Carter Braxton Sandoval, and five brothers John Saminval Maynard and Frank G. Sandoval.
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Dominican Hospital
Santa Cruz
California
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Betty-Ann Buckley
Carter Braxton Sandoval
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Maynard
Frank G. Sandoval
San Francisco
Senate votes to raise salaries for local officials in flood relief bill
In Sacramento the Senate passed a bill to boost salaries for major shire officials with the governor’s pay rising to 49 100 dollars while the chief executive’s salary reaches 44 100 million in federal disaster relief funds. The measure, authored by Randolph George Murphy, R Calif, and Collier D Yerika, now moves to the Assembly for action.
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Senate
Washington
Sen
Ior
Sem
Randolph George Murphy
R-Calif
Collier
D-Yreka
Nader
Hale
Bill Passed On Campus Discipline Measure in Senate
SACRAMENTO AP The Senate passed 26 to 0 a bill making it a misdemeanor for students disciplined for campus violence to return without college officials permission. The measure by Sen James E Whelmore targets students expelled dismissed or suspended and aims to prevent interference with campus order during suspension.
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Saiate
James E. Whelmore
Ala Haba
Careers Colege
Fle
Rogers Urges No More Views in Arms Sales Debate
The article notes Rogers stressing no more views as a deskside maimmer, suggesting the secretary may have given misleading support to foreign readers seeking sympathy for their causes. Yahya Khan and Pakistan figure in a discussion of resuming arms sales to Pakistan, with Rogers aiming for cautious, noncommittal diplomacy.
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Roger
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