Communities spared from Hayward San Leandro spheres
Castro Valley and San Lorenzo won a compromise that kept them out of Hayward and San Leandro influence. The Alameda County Local Agency Formation Commission reversed staff plans, allowing six months for incorporation studies and possible future action. San Leandro’s sphere covers Ashland only. Castro Valley and San Lorenzo must pursue their own incorporation plans. Betty Annable urged a one year delay for full study, but was rejected.
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Harold Murphy
CIA plots described in Senate report on assassination attempts
The Senate intelligence committee said the CIA plotted eight attacks on Fidel Castro and Lumumba and aided insurgents who killed leaders in the Dominican Republic, South Vietnam, and Chile. Presidents may bear ultimate responsibility for subordinates actions, and the report urges federal crimes against conspiracies to kill foreign leaders abroad. The document spans Eisenhower to Nixon eras and names several officials implicated or aware of plots.
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Richard Bixsall
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Robert McNamara
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CIA plotted bizarre poison pen and gadget schemes against Castro
A Senate Intelligence Committee report details outlandish CIA murder plots aimed at Fidel Castro. Proposed ideas included potion cigars, a special shoe polish to shed his beard, a fungus-coated diving suit, tuberculous germs in underwater gear, and an exploding seashell. None were ever used.
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Peace Tug Needlepoint for United Nations Display
The large needlepoint peace tug was donated by the American Needlepoint Guild and shown at the United Nations. It was created by 145 women and five men from across the country, including Fremont attorney Mrs. Mira Gearhart who stitched the Tunisia crest. The rug features the UN emblem surrounded by seals of member states, with more than nine million stitches and 42,000 hours of work.
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Mira Gearhart
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Toy pistol suspect charged in Reagan incident
Michael Calvin, a college dropout, was charged with intimidating presidential candidate Ronald Reagan and assaulting a federal officer after pointing a toy gun at Reagan in Miami. He was ordered to undergo psychiatric evaluation at Coral Ridge Hospital with a $25,000 bond and $800,000 bond to be held. Federal agents seek to verify security at the hospital and officials warned of possible five year maximum if he jumps bond.
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Michael Calvin
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Coral Ridge Hospital
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Obert Newprang
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Nelson Rockefeller
Denver
Lynette Fromme
Newbrand
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Dade County
Reagan equal time rule looming over old shows
Washington FCC officials warned that stations airing Ronald Reagan films or Death Valley Days narrations may owe equal airtime to GOP rivals. The rule applies when a candidate uses station facilities, FT says, and any appearance by a candidate on nonexempt programming could trigger equal opportunities for opponents.
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Card parlor vote appears certain
UNION CITY promoters push for a March election over a city ban on card parlors. A 1,230-signature initiative petition by Thomas Ferrara Nova prompted city clerk Terry Belanger to say there is ample support to place the issue on the ballot. Ferrara aims to open a $2 million poker parlor in Alvarado with projected city revenue, jobs, and a youth center, awaiting verification and a likely repeal or amendment of the ordinance.
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Cassin
Terry Belanger
Thomas Ferrara Nova
Partly cloudy forecast for South County tomorrow
Partly cloudy conditions are forecast in South County tomorrow with temperatures near today’s. Highs will be in the mid 50s to lower 60s and overnight lows are expected to range in the upper 30s to 40s. More weather, page 59.
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