Governor Brown pledges aid as Oakland protests loom
Governor Edmund G. Brown declared a state of emergency and promised help to keep order during antiwar marches in Oakland. Police reserve units may be deployed if needed as about 18,000 demonstrators and 1,000 bystanders are expected for a five mile protest from the University of California to Oakland. Local police and guardsmen prepared to safeguard life and property amid plans for large crowds and possible outside assistance.
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UC Campus Use Criticized as University Permit Dispute ignites
A federal judge ruled on Wednesday against Oakland and San Leandro Chamber of Commerce attempts to block a UC campus parade entry. The San Leandro group urged legislators and UC officials to curb campus use as a staging area, arguing riots and insurrections threaten loyalty and morale. The Chamber seeks reimbursement of policing costs and stricter future budgets to ensure funds cover only legitimate expenses. The Alameda County Board echoed similar concerns about riot risks tied to UC demonstrations.
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Court Martial Acquits Marine Drill Instructor
Paris Island report says Staff Sgt. Clyde E. Cornelison of Cocoa Beach Florida was acquitted by a six officer general court martial on cruelty charges brought by eight boot camp recruits. The ruling notes he cannot return to duty in his role. the service emphasizes drill instructors must uphold policy and training standards.
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Bank Bandit Steals $9000 At City Bank Branch
An armed bandit robbed the Bank of Amerea branch at Wathing and Fletcher Streets at dawn. He split the cash with an early estimate of up to $15,000 and fled on a westbound vehicle, wearing a derby style hat and brown plaid attire. A second man was seen nearby. police note possible accomplice or victim.
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Chu Pong Battle A Costly One
U.S. soldiers clash near Chu Pong Mountain in a fierce six day engagement. Brig. Gen. Richard A. Knowles reports Communist deaths around 1,411 with American losses heavy but not detailed. Cavalry pursue suspected NVA supply bases as US Air Force strikes continue and sporadic sniper fire persists in jungle terrain.
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Five More Days Of Rain Hit West Coast Storm
A major Pacific storm threatens at least five more days of rain for the Bay Area and Northwest, with gusty winds across Washington and Oregon. Heavy showers expected through next Wednesday, while southern California’s six day storm tapers, causing floods and mudslides that disrupt thousands of homes.
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Vatican approves declaration on religious liberty
The Vatican Ecumenical Council gave final approval to a Roman Catholic declaration affirming that all men must have religious liberty. The 1054 to 249 vote in St. Peter’s Basilica ends work on the declaration, a milestone in church history. The document acknowledges the right of followers of non Catholic faiths to worship according to their beliefs. Meanwhile an Arch bishop Philip Hannan effort to amend the council’s denunciation of nuclear weapons failed, with bishops crossing the two thirds threshold to back the stockpiling condemnation.
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Today’s Prayer moves to editorial page daily
The Daily Review feature Today’s Prayer, once on Page 1, appears on the editorial page every weekday and now also on Page 1 each Sunday for readers. It preserves the regular digest while changing the location and cadence of publication.
British Guiana To Be Free Next May 26
British Secretary Anthony Greenwood announced that British Guiana will become independent on May 26. The Constitutional Conference, which opened November 2 at Lancaster House and concluded today, approved a new constitution creating a sovereign democratic state with a governor general representing Queen Elizabeth II. Britain will support Guyana’s pursuit of Commonwealth and United Nations membership. The country will revert to the name Guyana.
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Petris Plans Bid For New Senate Seat
Assemblyman Petris of Oakland announces he will seek the new Senate seat in the Lith Senatorial District. The 42 year old veteran represents East Oakland and Castro Valley in the 7th District. He is the third candidate to announce, joining Byron Rumshard and Judge Vic Wagler, who both declared yesterday and will seek the Democratic nomination in the June primary.
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Longshot Holidahl Aims At Overyear Senate Seat
MO opposition analyzes Sen John Holidahl D Galiad campaigning for a long term. His district includes Atareda lc Valley Fairview Hayacd and parts of Santa Clara County near San Jose. Meantime Hayward councilman Jack Smith rumors continue as observers note redrawn districts may limit South County voters.
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