Accused Was Nobody Continued In Prothero Murder Trial
Defense attorney Hoffman challenged Betty Jo Prothero's testimony as lies and inconsistencies in the trial over her suspected role in her husband Delwyn Prothero’s death. He argued a taped confession and neighborhood gossip shaped her account, while claiming she sought attention and status from media coverage.
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Prothero
Sue Jordan
Ruby Gorman
Istriet
Donald Whyte
Marysville
Betty Jo Prothera
Johnson Urges Out In Europe Policy Shifts in 1960s Era
President Johnson outlines a three front plan to modernize NATO reinforce Atlantic institutions hasten Western Europe integration and quicken East West reconciliation. He signals readiness to defend reconciliation where feasible and work with the East to build lasting peace while meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko next week in Washington.
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United States
Germany
U.S
Europe
Johnson
NATO
Western Europe
Segregation Higher Now Says Stanford Educator
Stanford educator Dr. James argued that segregation problems rise with community growth and district size. He warned boards and superintendents face increasing high intensity conflicts, with recalls prolonging disputes rather than resolving them. He urged focus on communication and effective superintendent hiring.
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Stanford
James
California
The Daily Review Contact and Office Listings
The Daily Review publication details include staff names such as Floyd Sparky as President and PuiTihet William Chilcnte as Business Manager and Advertising Director. Office locations listed are Hayward Oakland area with several addresses in Hayward and surrounding cities and subscription rates noted.
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Dowy Kaviews
Ime
Floyd Sparky
PuiTihet
William Chilcnte
Ay Post Office
Hayward
Callefornia
VRE
Vik
Winkow Ave
Calif
Sacramento Man Dies In Fremont Accident
A Sacramento man, Charles S. Sheppard, 74, died at Washington Hospital after being struck by a motorcycle on Mission Boulevard near Brown Road in Warm Springs. The rider, Leo Thompson, 30, of Dublin, was uninjured. A nearby 2 year old, Ronald Payne, was treated for a possible concussion after a separate crossing incident near Cabullio Drive. Driver James Vassello, 38, of Gibraltar Drive, was not cited.
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Fremont
Sacramento
Washington Hospital
Mission Boulevard
Charles S. Sheppard
Brown Road
Warm Springs
Sheppard
Leo Fb
Thompson
Dublin
Ronald Payne
Cabullo Drive
Cabuillol Drive
James Vassello
Gibraltar Drive
Payne
Washingon Hospital
House Passes Foreign Aid Bill in Narrow Vote
The House approved a compromise 2.94 million foreign aid appropriation with a 189 4089 party line vote. Senate action was expected soon to send the measure to the White House. Rep Otto Passman called claims of a cut dishonest and said the program remains fragmented and underfunded.
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Washington
House
Senate
Sponer
Passape
Tater Hoday
White House
Otto E. Passiman
D-La
Johnson
Passman
Smell situation at treatment ponds eases to normal
City engineer Cruickshank said hydrogen sulfide tests at two oxidation ponds yesterday showed no significant gas smell. Two nearly empty ponds will be filled next week, and while odors drift from the Dumbarton bridge area, multiple tideland operations near Hayward complicate pinpointing a single source. PMID
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Cruickshank
Dumbarton Bridge
Hayward
Palma Ceiaway
Reagan To Meet L A s Sam Yorty
Ronald Reagan planned a noon meeting with Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty as he neared the midpoint of his four day California campaign. Race relations and housing remained central issues as Brown pressed for votes from Yorty supporters and both men weighed their positions in the race for governor.
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Repub
Ronald Reagan
Afidl
Samuel Yorty
Reagan
Brown
Yorty
China
Governor Brown Offers Resignation Over Erreca Probe
Gov Brown told a Los Banos audience he would resign if State Public Works Director John Erreca ever did anything crooked while Ronald Reagan faced ongoing water issues. The remark followed Robert Bradford’s transportation agency finding no basis to Brreca charges, amid a 13 page letter suggesting a Merced trucking firm benefited from Erreca’s associates.
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Ronald Reagan
Los Banos
John Erreca
Erreca
Robert Bradford
State Transportation Agency
Br Reca
Imperial County Dist
James B. Hamilton
Hamilton
Brows
Merced
Brreca
Painters Probe Approved the district council would boost this
Ball said the district council refused to accept its share of dues collections under the old formula, demanding an extra 1.26 monthly assessment. The increase would be split 9 and a half cents, with more going to the district council. Ball cited Department of Labor scrutiny as a chance to straighten the situation. International Union officials gathered outside Alameda County Superior Court to seek trusteeship over locals, while Ball asserted no cause for trusteeship. Leroy Barstow distanced himself from the rebellion, blaming a militant faction within the locals.
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Ball
Department of Labor
International Union
Alameda County Superior Court
Hecels the International
Leroy Barstow
Hayward
International Authority
Race Track Merger Seen In Northern California
Bay Area Sports Enterprises weighs a merger with Hollywood Turf Club to coordinate stakes and purses across Golden Gate Fields Tanforan and Hollywood tracks. Directors must seek stockholder and regulatory approvals while railway plans housing near the current track and a Hayward recreation complex are eyed. Northern California interests would gain board representation if approved.
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Albany
Bay Area Sports Enterprises
Roger JD. Lapham Jr
San Francisco
California
Robert Gunderson
Golden Gate Fields
Tanforan
Hollywood
California Racing Commission
The
Corporations Commission
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
William J. Moran &Co
Hayward
Hayward Air Terminal
Moran
Los Angeles
Hollywood Turf Club
Hollywood Turf Club Board of Directors
Furses
Pacific Racing Association
Tenforan Racing Association
Pike Calls Accuser Unethical in Heresy Dispute
New York AP report: Auxiliary Bishop James A. Pike of California denounces Bishop Henry I. Louttit of South Florida as unethical in a clash over heresy charges. Pike denies canon law allows renunciation of episcopal ministry and demands Louttit withdraw charges or renounce. Both bishops trade accusations of publicity, judgmentalism, and breaches of Christian ethics.
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New York
James A. Pike
California
Pike
Henry I. Louttit
South Florida
Couttit
Louttit
American Episcoppacy
Film On U S Pilot Bishop Faces First Charges
MOSCOW UPI reports four fellow bishops press charges against Bishop Pike of California who resigned last May over involvement with an American pilot film. The churchman allegedly piloted a plane dragging the bomb drop at Santa Barbara during World War II.
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Pike
Moscow
UPI
Sians
California
Center
Santa Barbara
Calif
Hiroshitai
Bishma
Youth Injured In Crash In San Leandro
Darrell Stephenson 18 of 1094 Frédericy Richard D Youngs 1297 ick Road suffered serious head and chest injuries in a collision between his 1966 mo jay and a passenger car on Wayne and Ailden Streets. Youngs traveled north on a bike and was hit as Jon Wayne turned left into Aileen where Stephenson rode south on Wayne. Stephenson underwent several hours of surgery at Doctors Hospital and remained in critical condition as police continued their investigation.
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Darrell Stephenson
Stephenson
Frédericy
Richard D. Youngs
Ick Road
Gardner Blvd
Wayne and
Ailden
Youngs
Jon Wayne
Doctors
Aileen
Wayne
Callisi
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