Despondent San Leandro Woman Dies After Gunshot
Mrs Dorothy Martin, 2, of 215 Cambridge Ave San Leandro, died from a self inflicted gunshot wound to the head after her husband’s death two years earlier. Police found a 22 caliber pistol beside the bed at her home. An Alameda County coroner’s office ruled the death as self inflicted. A neighbor said Mrs Martin had become increasingly despondent and had phoned a doctor before the shooting. She died after being rushed to Fairmont Emergency Hospital yesterday around 5:30 p.m.
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Fremont Man Dies In Crash
Fremont resident Tomas C. Vernegas, 39, died when his car crossed the Nimitz Freeway divider near Jarvis Avenue and struck Sharon Watpos, 26, head on. Vernegas was southbound. Watpos was in critical condition at Washington Township Hospital with internal injuries, multiple bruises, and a fractured right leg.
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No Leads On Missing Girl in New Canaan
Police search for 10 year old Mary Mount in New Canaan as Chief Henry Keller warns of a possible accident or abduction. Volunteers and divers comb Lie Mount area near the Mount home after a Tuesday disappearance. He suspects a sexual deviant may be involved due to lack of ransom calls.
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Four men arrested in $4 million securities theft case
Federal authorities dismantled a gang tied to a $4 million securities theft spree. One suspect carried $1 million in stolen stock at arrest. U.S. Attorney Morganthau called it part of an organized crime infiltration of brokerages. FBI captured three at JFK Airport and one in a Manhattan hotel. Norman Rothman, 55, held on 705,080 dollars bail. others held on 160,000 each. Suspects include Wabio De Crisofaro, 41. Chester Zochowski, 45. Glysson Mitchell, 35.
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Los Angeles
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Decatur
Nellie H. Kegck obituary in Fremont California
Nellie H Kegck of Fremont died in May at age 84 wife of the late Clifford Klock Sr three roving siblings include Cliffard Klock Jr Michigan Maxine Ayer Freemont Bernice Jimenez Hayward and Frank Klock Concord grandmother of fifteen great grandchildren sister to Ruby Bibby Oklahoma and Berna Meyers Tulsa A past member of the Emblem Club at the Elks of Harvard Services set May 31 at 2 40 pm at Sorenson Bros Chapel Hayward Rev Paul Logsdon First Methodist Church Wayward interment Lone Tree Cemetery Hayward May 30 1989
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Oklahoma
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Notre Dame Keeps ROTC and Harvard Urged to End It
Notre Dame academic council votes to continue ROTC with six measures reducing its status. Harvard committee recommends ending ROTC by 1971, denying academic credit for ROTC courses, denying ROTC instructors faculty appointments, and limiting participation to enrolled ROTC or advanced program students at Cambridge.
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Actress Kovack to Marry Director Mehta in July Wedding
Actress Nancy Diane Kovack and Zubin Mehta of the Los Angeles Philharmonic plan to wed on July 18 in the Garden Room of Hotel Bel-Oir with a ParsI priest officiating. Both are Emmy nominees this year. Kovack for a supporting role and Mehta for Rite of Spring.
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Freighters Collide Off Tokyo Bay Inbound Waters
The 6,370-ton Japanese freighter Nikkosan Maru and the U S freighter Texas collided at the mouth of Tokyo Bay. No injuries reported. Japan Maritime Safety Agency said the Japanese ship was taking on water from a gash in its port side.
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Berserk Man Wounds 10 In Factory
Milwaukee police report a gunman at Wisconsin Motors Corp military engine plant wounded nine workers and a policeman before he died six hours after a gunbattle. James N. Flippin, 26, a fired employee, was shot by detectives. Supervisors Anthony Wiza and DArmata among others were injured. NLRB and UAW investigation ongoing.
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Rockefeller visit sparks violence in Ecuador and California derailment
Governor Nelson Rockefeller faces student protests in Quito with gasoline bombs and tear gas as demonstrators halt his motorcade and damage the U S Ecuadorian Binational Center. In California, a Western Pacific freight derailment near Stockton disrupts traffic. one officer wounded and fuel burns as three hundred cars are cleared and residents return home.
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US Pays Homage To War Dead Across Campuses and Cities
Veterans groups and students across the United States marked memorial vigils for war dead. The Rev Joseph Duffey opened a ceremony calling for mourning for those who died and ongoing American involvement in Vietnam. Similar observances occurred at the University of Chicago, in Kansas City, Buffalo church groups, and Hiram Scott College. New York City featured 28 parades and antiwar demonstrations from Central Park to Madison Square. Arcadia Florida residents honored 23 RAF cadets who died in World War II training crashes.
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Sailor Gains Goal But Loses His Girl
A sailor reports a daring voyage aboard the trimaran Carousin with 37 crew including nine women and a cat as only fulltime companion. He describes rough seas, a 32 horse power outboard, bunks, stove, sink, and fridge, and quotes about luck and faith. He muses on building a 65 foot firmar u to enter transatlantic race while facing career and love choices.
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Juliet Prowse to wed choreographer Eddie James Sunday
Hollywood report says Juliet Prowse, whose career paused by romance with Frank Sinatra, will marry choreographer Eddie James this Sunday. The event marks a new chapter for the entertainer amid ongoing show business buzz in Hollywood.
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UCLA Students Continue Fast In Protest On Campus
UCLA students camped outside Royce Hall since Monday to protest police and National Guard presence in Berkeley. Two youths and one coed were treated for dehydration at the Medical Center and returned to the hunger strike area. Dr Assali noted dehydration signs while students vowed to stay until troops leave Berkeley or no strikers remain. Chancellor Young praised nonviolent conduct and urged calm as faculty and students seek a peaceful solution.
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Berkeley
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Students' Appeal To Nixon Urges protection for Berkel ey protestors
Eleven California university student presidents signed a telegram to President Nixon urging protection for people’s park demonstrators from police and the National Guard. They condemn both police brutality and student rashness and call for Governor Reagan to remove troops, referencing the May 16 UC fencing and ensuing violence.
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Duel Across Suez Turns Night Into Firefight
TEL AVIV AP reports intermittent shelling across the Suez Canal during a seven-hour night clash. Six Israeli soldiers wounded. A spokesman says Egyptians shot first. return fire unsure. Canal had been quiet after three months of heavy artillery battles. Earlier, Israeli and Syrian planes clashed with disputed kills and a Jordan River artillery duel left two Israelis dead and two wounded.
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