Oakes recalls recall drive over freeway route in Alameda city
Residents in Hayward support the Jackson Street freeway plan. Oakes accuses recall organizers of deceiving voters and says a simple referendum could settle the issue with less effort and cost. Kilby notes 90 petitions circulated. 5000 estimate. recallers face Nov 20 deadline and signature validation by city clerk before council sets election date.
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Union City outage hits 43 homes 700 businesses
A bulldozer at Whipple Road severed a main cable, cutting service to Pacific Telephone customers in Union City. The blackout affected police, city hall, and Alvarado fire stations. Service resumed for most by 7 30 p.m. with police and city hall restored by 4 p.m. Crews split and spliced 1 00 pair cables by hand to restore lines.
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Rafferty denies recreated post claim as lie in Sacramento
California education chief Max Rafferty fights a Taxpayers Association charge that he revived a deputy superintendent position once abolished by the legislature. He says the post was not deleted and funding was shifted within the department. Everett Calvert holds the job amid ongoing debate over its status.
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Max Rafferty
California Taxpayers Association
Taxpayers Association
Rafferty
Calvert
Everett
Porterville Pair Die In Auto Crash
Tulare AP reports a two car crash three miles past Tulare killed Daniel Walkup 67 and his wife Alma. It notes a fatal accident involving a Porterville area couple with no further details available.
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Subscription Trouble Franks Local Notice in Fleet Saate
A garbled OCR style notice from Fleet Saate announces subscription failures at the local office. It lists a president or director figure Hoywerd Coli and references Winton Avenue and Hatw county. The fragmentary text outlines a postal or office matter with unclear dates or actions.
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Hoywerd
Blind Workers Vote Against Strike Settlement
In California, about 250 blind workers from California Industries for the Blind plants in Los Angeles Berkeley and San Diego rejected a proposed settlement. The walkout began after Gov Reagan vetoed a wage boost bill and seeks a 4.9 percent raise like other state employees. The state operated broom and similar article shops were at issue.
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Winton Cars Delayed By Derailed Engine
Winton Avenue in Hayward saw several hours of commuter delay after a Southern Pacific diesel engine derailed at a crossing. Police investigate whether juveniles or an erring trainman threw a switch, causing the derailment near 1 p.m. The engine towed three empty boxcars and no injuries were reported.
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Hayward
Southern Pacific
Strict Date Set For Integration In South Schools
Washington AP reports HEW civil rights officials set a firm target for complete desegregation of public schools in southern districts by fall 1969. The deadline follows a U S Commission on Civil Rights critique of slow progress and notes past delays in pairing Negro and white students.
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California junior college tax plan sparks veto session clash
Sacramento lawmakers debate a financing provision allowing junior college trustees to raise taxes without district voter approval after 1969 70. Critics say the measure echoes earlier school aid tax ceilings and threatens taxpayer protections while proponents argue the plan guarantees state aid for construction under a 50 split funding model with district matching.
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Poor Weather Threatens Saturn 5 Rocket Launch
Cape Kennedy Florida reports weather concerns threaten the Saturn 5 launch for the Apollo moon mission. Forecasters warned winds could reach 21 mph with gusts to 29 mph, possibly delaying the maiden 36 story rocket atop the enormous launcher.
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Cambodian Prince Says Vietnam Won't Release US Prisoners
Ming prince told reporters that Cambodia will not pressure North Vietnam to free American airmen, arguing it would encourage bombing. He noted Mrs. Kennedy discussed prisoners and asked about US airmen held in North Vietnam, while saying the Viet Cong might eventually release some through Cambodia. She and her party moved toward the Thai border after a six day stay in Cambodia.
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Norodom Sikan-touk
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Major clash report of US air war over North Vietnam
Two US Air Force jets were reportedly shot down near North Vietnam during raids on Tuesday as ground fire and patrol boats increased pressure. Crew members bailed out and were rescued by helicopters offshore. American forces reported dozens of North Vietnamese attackers killed in heavy fighting near Da Nang and the Leatherneck base area, with captures and casualties mounting as the offensive continued.
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Supervisor Runoff Set in San Francisco Race
In San Francisco a runoff will determine who finishes sixth among six Board of Supervisors seats. The contenders are Kevin O'Shea and James Mailliard, brother of Republican Congressman William Mailliard.
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Board of Supervisors
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William 8. Mailliard
Man Sentenced For Car Theft In Alameda County Court
Hayward man Moeren F Jian convicted of felony car theft and sentenced to State prison by Judge William McGuiness in Alameda County Superior Court Hanin a nursery worker arrested by Hayward police for the car theft. Police say he tried to sell the car to a used car dealer and abandoned it when it wouldn’t run properly.
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Moeren F Jian
William McGuiness
Alameda County Superior Court
Hanin
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Copter Crash Kills Pilot Attonvil Report
Aviation officials investigate a copter crash near Attonvil that killed the pilot. William Ope, VP and GM, noted the firm had produced several machines and estimated base production model costs around 10.00. The aircraft featured a tandem control system and a 285 horsepower Continental engine with a 00 mile cruising range and potential top speed near 1 mile per hour.
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Rifle Shells in Simms Station Hold Up Reported
Police check unexpended shells tied to three Black suspects who robbed the Simms service station at Davis Street last night. Attendant Dennis Carsey Whitney said he surrendered about $10 as the bandits threatened him with a .22 rifle at 569 Davis Street.
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