California Temperatures Forecast For Monday And Tuesday
Northern and central California expect scattered showers and cooler conditions through Tuesday. Valley and inland areas see chances of showers tonight with temperatures easing into the mid to upper 40s and 50s, while coastal regions forecast partly cloudy skies and light winds.
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Fire Calls and Incidents Across Alameda County
Fire department responses in Alameda County include a Fremont car fire on Jaws Misvlan Boulevard with 19 is the reported damage and a fire on Deadwood Drive. Street address notes mention 2383 Bunn Reed and 472y Deadwood Drive with property damage around 52,009. Other items reference Chabot College and smoke incidents, with various بنا locations and times including 12:17 and 4M De Mantes Way during a busy period.
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Births in South County at Roses and Washington Hospitals
Birth notices from South County list multiple families welcomed Novembers newborns across Rose and Washington Hospitals. Names include Aranda Henson Rasmussen Taber Jeeger Rim, with six boys and five girls born to families in Hayward Newark Fremont Castro Valley and surrounding areas. Witnessed dates range from November 16 to November 20.
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Twins Capture Chinatown Title
In San Francisco, Vivian and Kathy Tong, 16 year olds, won the first Miss Teenage Chinatown contest. Organizer Lloyd Liebs tells the crowd judges wanted a real first, selecting the twin sisters. The winners will participate with Miss Chinatown during the Chinese New Year celebration in February.
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Daily Review publication notice and rates
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Woman Dies After Fall In Kitchen
Mrs. Helen Flares Mena mee of 31897 Brae Burn Ave Hayward collapsed in her kitchen while preparing the evening meal for her husband and two children. She was pronounced dead on arrival at Levine Hospital. The husband Dr. Robert McNames and daughter Kristie were at home. an investigating officer noted she was in good health and not under medical care. Coroner’s authorities awaited toxicology results to determine the cause.
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Poodles Drive Through Window In Unclear Incident
An unclear report describes poodles and a person named Hergtswhel Switzer involved in an incident near a village drugstore. Witnesses mention a light and a dog chase into a window area, with a druggist and customer present. No injuries or concrete outcomes are stated.
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Man Flees Police In San Leandro Auto Theft Case
A 23 year old man, Manfred Ivanhoe Kittelson of 828 O Conn or, San Leandro, fled from the San Leandro police station while being questioned on a stolen auto charge. An officer fired two shots as he ran down Lorealne Boulevard toward East 14th Street. He was cornered in a laundromat yard behind a trash bin and charged with attempted escape in addition to the auto theft. Separate burglaries at John Muir High School led to two arrests, Jerry Martinez of Berkeley and Frankie A. Schneider of San Leandro, with one suspect fleeing during the alarm response and another arrested after being spotted on Williams Street.
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Sex Change Surgery Beginning at Johns Hopkins
At Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore Maryland a new gender identity surgery program is under development. Dr John Hoopes, plastic surgery professor and clinic chairman, says the operation is investigational and aims to help individuals with gender dysphoria.
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Reagan Not In Ranning and Welfare Debate
Fragmented OCR notes discuss welfare payment proposals and work incentives. Mentions University of California inquiry, public reassurance, and concerns over shifting from aid to job-based systems.
West German Election Shows NDP Gains Stir Leaders
In Munich West Germany the National Democratic Party rose to 15 Landtag seats as the new proportional representation system yielded a surprising NDP surge. The CSU retained a Bavarian majority while the SPD won 22 percent. The ultra-right NDP polled 7.9 percent in Hesse, signaling growing fragmentation and concerns over postwar political shifts.
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Marines Tapes Tell War Story From Viet Nam Front
Veterans continue dispatch from Hayward, detailing a mobile front line, Hill 22, and Red Hill positions. Perry recalls harsh living conditions, malaria absence, daily monsoon rains, and a Navy medical team that saved wounded. He praises locals and asks for more aid for children and troops.
Thailand Moves On To War Footing Amid Viet Nam Ties
Reports from sources in Bangkok claim the communists in Thailand nearely number 1000 as US and Thai forces tighten operations in northeast provinces. American soldiers patrol with Thai battalions, advisers integrate in antiguerrilla campaigns, and engineers prepare bases for major actions while pilots fly missions. Government leaders acknowledge some progress yet warn insurgents remain active as experts from South Vietnam bolster Thai efforts.
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New Haven Divides Over Closed Session for Curriculum
A New Haven dispute centers on a closed school board session to discuss curriculum. Union members argue the discussion is not personnel and should be open, while Supt. Kaenfeld says teaching curriculum involves personnel. Four teachers from the senior social science course plan to attend, despite union opposition. Local 1657 shows strength in New Haven and James Logan High School.
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Selective Service Resolution Adopted at Ohio Conference
At a conference on the Selective Service System in Yellow Springs Ohio a college sponsored discussion led by Lawrence University student Shaffer produced a resolution. It called for broader classification exemptions and avoids compulsory service for certain groups. Protests included walkers out and a Phoenix Acie presence as part of final day activities.
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Gun Victim Critical After Castro Valley Shooting
William A. Corbiern, 1, of Hayward is listed in critical condition at Helen Hospital after a gunfire incident on Redsgood Road in Castro Valley. Sheriff reports no leads in the search for the shooter. William J. Geer, 30, from Fremont remains in critical care at O'Connor Hospital Santa Clara following a separate Friday night incident.
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Denture Wearers Take New Look
In Los Angeles an aerosol denture cleaner called Super Dent promises to remove debris stain and odor. Users report teeth feel cleaner and a lasting fresh sparkle, with breath improved all day. Available at drug counters.
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