Seagrams Faces California Liquor Violation Charges
State official alleges Seagram and seven subsidiaries illegally imported and distributed thousands of cases of distilled spirits in California between 1964 and 1967. The charges include forged records and tax noncompliance with possible penalties up to license revocation. Proceedings outline hearings, appeals, and the roles of related parties and brands.
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New Viet Red Raids Repulsed
U S infantrymen repelled new North Vietnamese attacks near Dak To in the central highlands. General Westmoreland called seven days of fighting a severe setback for the Communists as U S casualties rose to 209 Communists and 515 Americans killed and 130 wounded that week. Westmoreland toured Dak To and said the Communist forces appear to have suffered a setback while the monsoon season shifts and the air war against North Vietnam continues. An air battle west of Hanoi claimed two MiG 21 kills and an F 4 Phantom downed.
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Youth Held in Death Case After Friend Shot
Fourteen year old Philip Palenske was ordered held in juvenile hall after police say he shot Ronald Benjamin, 31, then hid the body under a Castro Valley porch. Judge Purship scheduled a hearing for November 28 at 9 a.m. Palenske resides at 2060 Sydney Way Castro Valley where the body was found at 3009 Somerset Ave. Deputies say Palenske told them he accidentally shot Benjamin when both pointed a loaded revolver and the hammer slipped.
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Guided Missiles Test Predicted By China
Nationalist Chinese intelligence sources say Communist China may conduct a missile based nuclear test at any time. They expect the test to involve a true guided missile and to occur during the United Nations debate this winter on Red China’s admission.
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Ex-Soldier 69 Defeats Three Thugs in London Yard
Field Marshal Sir Gerald Templer, famed as Britain's top soldier, fought off three assailants in a church yard near his London home. He punched one assailant, sending him fleeing, then alerted police. a doctor later said he was in good shape.
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Gloomy Forecast as School Budget Faces Shortfall
District officials warn of reduced state aid and rising costs, with automatic teacher and staff raises costing about 300000. Possible election to raise tax ceiling before May next year to fund 1908 69 plans. public law changes and enrollment shifts add further pressure.
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Apollo 4 lifts off on record pace to test heat shield
NASA reports Apollo 4 and its massive Saturn 5 rocket roared skyward from Cape Kennedy. The mission aims to test reentry heat shields after a flawless launch and a near two day cruise toward a potential lunar test.
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Cal State Faculty Calls for Review of Conduct at Hayward
California State College at Hayward faculty leaders urge interim President Els E. McCune to examine alleged unprofessional conduct on campus. The Representative Assembly approved a resolution asking the president to consider the issue and possibly form a faculty committee to advise on actions.
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Plants Idle Despite Auto Pact
Detroit reports most Chrysler car and truck plants idle despite a new three year contract reached after 34 hours of bargaining. UAW leaders predict production will return to near normal in a couple of days as walkouts and late shift actions followed the strike deadline.
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Foreign aid bill passes Congress with reduced funding
Washington reports a $2.7 billion foreign aid authorization cleared Congress as the White House trims the program from a proposed $3.4 billion. President Johnson, who urged nine months ago for a larger package, is expected to sign the smaller measure amid a tight budget environment. In other news, a Castro Valley pedestrian was struck and treated after collision. police cited a driver for failure to yield at a crosswalk. A Moscow summit to isolate Red China was reportedly planned for spring or summer, with officials noting the broader East-West tensions.
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Defense Dept nuclear war math shown in 1970s document
The Defense Department asserts that in a hypothetical 1970s nuclear conflict the United States could simulate a surprise Soviet attack and still retain thousands of warheads to destroy Russia. It estimates that a few hundred warheads reaching Soviet targets could kill about 90 percent of the Soviet population. It also says that wiping out all three U S strategic forces could leave a surviving force capable of inflicting unacceptable damage on the Soviet Union. The document reveals the grim arithmetic of nuclear war beyond public discussion.
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Fire damages Newark home, kitchen blaze causes $4000 loss
Newark firefighters battled a blaze at the John Poore home 4433 Thomas Ave Newark causing about 4000 dollars in damage. The fire confined to the kitchen area but smoke damage spread through the house as crews contained the flames.
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Hong Kong Faces Terrorist Attack After Fatal Incident
Hong Kong police say they remain on the defensive after a bloodiest Communist terror act in six months left two dead and 39 injured including children. Authorities report a group of Communists struck at a base with homemade time bombs as their flag was raised, then fled. Police detained one suspect amid a hostile crowd that clashed with officers, resulting in casualties.
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Pope Paul I's fever tops 100 degrees in Vatican update
Vatican bulletin says Pope Paul I's temperature rose above 100 degrees in a night of antinut antibiotic treatment. Doctors report his wound from prostate surgery six days earlier is healing normally, with steady breathing pulse and blood pressure.
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Congressmen Deny Gerrymeander Charge
Washington officials rebut a New York financial paper that accused California lawmakers of crafting a massive bipartisan gerrymander. Rep. John J. McFall and Rep. Ed Reinecke condemned the allegations as unfair and untrue, defending their role in the redistributing plan.
Johnson to Tour Five Bases Coast to Coast
President Johnson will leave Washington on Friday for a coast to coast tour of five military bases ending with a night aboard the nuclear carrier Enterprise in San Diego. He will visit Fort Benning Georgia El Toro and Camp Pendleton California McConnell Air Force Base Kansas and the Yorktown Coast Guard Base Virginia, with events tied to Veterans Day and Marine Corps birthday ceremonies.
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