Pleasanton student injured in homecoming parade mishap
An Amador High School girl, Jane Tudnat, 27, of 5278 Ridgevale Road Pleasanlon, sustained a skull fracture and facial cuts after debris fell from a moving car she helped decorate for a homecoming parade at the Pleasanton Fairgrounds. She remains in the intensive care unit at Valley Memorial hospital.
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Vurasanton
Amador
Pleasanton Fairgrounds
Jane Tudnat
Ridgevale Road
Fleasanlon
Valley Menorisl Hospital
Pumpkin patrol eyed in Newark after pumpkin patch attack
Newark police consider a pumpkin patrol to protect Halloween pumpkins after three men attacked a patch on 339 Jarvis Ave. Joseph Percy, owner of Ye parcel, told police the trio hurled pumpkins into the street around 9 p.m. The proposal aims to safeguard remaining pumpkins and ensure locals enjoy the holiday.
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Newark
Jarvis Ave
Seph Percy
Cape
Jarvis Avenue
BART and AC Transit Consider Joint Meeting on Competition
Bay Area transit leaders, BART and AC Transit, approved a plan to hold a joint meeting to resolve whether buses will carry cash customers or serve as feeders to BART stations. BART GM Stokes proposed the session amid ongoing talks, with about forty two boards to weigh proposals.
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Kelly
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
B. R. Stokes
BART
Questivg i
Jpinty
Kash Bay
Thieves flee with 18 suits from Rogers Men Store
In San Leandro yesterday afternoon, two thieves fled in a waiting car after entering Rogers Men Store at 1200 East 4th Street and stealing 18 men’s suits. An employee spotted one suspect emerging crouched with the clothing and police noted a broken rear window from a thrown rock at the car.
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Rogers Men
East 4Th SL
Willi
14Th St
Mel
Barnet
Pance
Burglary at Hayward home nets cash and valuables
Ralph Le. Sith of 2472 Ocala Street reported a Wednesday night burglary at his residence. Police said entry was gained through a smashed living room window, with $300 in cash and about $1,000 in valuables including jewelry and a risby stolen.
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Hayward
Ralph LE. Sith
Ocala St
Risby
Theft suspect hurt in chase on Mission Boulevard
A high speed pursuit ended when a stolen pony ride coin box was tossed at the pursuing patrol car. Teenager Peter Breland, 13, was trapped and injured, taken to Washington Hospital then Kaiser for chest and other injuries. Driver Mer bk Curtis, 14, was uninjured and charged with theft and reckless driving. Breland remained hospitalized in stable condition.
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Wiress
Fw, Woodworth Co
Fairway Park
Mission Boulevard
Niles Road
Rancho Arroyo Parkway
Peter Breland
Decatur Way
Mberk K. Curtis
Bridge Road
Breland
Washington Hospital
Kaiser Hospital
Owtis
Flood Waters Recede in Italy After Heavy Rain
Italian flood toll rises with Genoa and Florence reporting dozens dead and hundreds injured as the Bisagno River ran swollen for two days. Authorities estimate about 3 million dollars in damage while communications and streets remain treacherous.
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Italy
Genua
Gerona
Bisagno
Charge against ex solon Brewster dropped in bribery case
A federal judge dismissed bribery charges against former Senator Daniel B. Brewster of Maryland, ruling he was immune as a member of Congress. The judge also asked for briefing on dismissing charges against Spiegel, a Chicago mail order firm, and its Washington lobbyist Cyrus T. Anderson, tied to alleged bribe payments of 24 500 dollars to influence mail-order rate legislation.
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Prinet
Daniel B. Brewster
Congress
U.S
George L. Hart Jr
Spiegel, Fa
Chicago
Cyrus T Anderson
Hrewster
Spiegel
Anderson
Goldwater forecasts Vietnam war ending soon
UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater predicts a Vietnam ceasefire within a week to ten days. He asserts President Nixon prearranged the cease-fire before a nationwide televised speech on Wednesday night and says the “card game is over” and Nixon would not have risked such a speech otherwise.
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UPI
Barry Goldwater
Vietnam
Nixon
Goldwater
Eos
Atkins ex-cellmate on call to testify in Tate-LaBianca case
Virgin ia Graham, a former prisoner, awaited call as a prosecution witness in the Tate LaBianca murders trial. Restrictions would apply to Susan Atkins. Graham prepared to testify about Atkins involvement in the August 1969 killings as defense counsel questioned the admissibility of her prior statement. Atkins and co-defendants Manson, Krenwinkel, and Van Houten were absent after refusing to assure proper conduct.
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Los Angeles
UPH
Virginia Graham
Superior Court
Charles I. Older
Vincent Bugliast
Diplomat James Cross Kidnappers Push Deadline
In Montreal the separatist group Front de Liberation du Quebec held British diplomat James Cross for five days and issued a manifesto on state radio. Ottawa said no new developments and declined to report progress as the deadline neared expiration.
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Montreal
UPE
James R. Cross
Cross
Front de Liberation Dui Quebec
PLQ
Quebec
Ottawa
Mfairs
Deputies Criticize Legal Aid Society Tenants Union Plan
A deputy sheriffs letter accuses the Legal Aid Society of opposing enforcement and aiding a tenants union through a Tenants Law Manual. They criticize funding policies and defend support for Welfare Rights Organization and Berkeley Neighborhood Legal Services, while denying ties to a tenants union agenda and defending YMCA funding limits.
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Carl Tonline
Derbin
Deputy Sheriffs Association
General County
Corbin
Berkeley Neighborhood Legal Services Organization
Legal Aid Society
YMCA
Wholesale prices rise half a point in September
Wholesale prices rose about five tenths of one percent in September, the third largest monthly jump this year, according to a government report released Friday. The increase surpassed earlier preliminary estimates by Labor Statistics, signaling continued inflation pressure for the Nixon administration's effort to curb rising consumer prices. The report shows higher prices for both food and a wide range of industrial raw materials in September.
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Wallington
Sind
Jaanuary
Three men guilty of missile sale at Bavarian base
On Oct 27 1967 three men were found guilty in a case involving a missile sale at a Bavarian airbase where Kieppe worked. Fog obscured guards as they breached two barbed wire fences, loaded the long missile into a Mercedes driven by Rangminger, and dismantled it at his home intending to ship to Moscow as electronic spare parts with a costly air freight charge.
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Kieppe
Rangminger
Ramminger
Moscow
Police Chiefs Warn Of Rights Erosion Amid Rising Attacks
In Wasellington AFL official John J. Harrington testified to a Senate panel that 18 officers have been killed this year in unprovoked attacks, claiming a conspiracy by Black Panthers and militant groups to wage guerrilla warfare against police and government. He criticized justice protections and media coverage while a undercover agent demonstrated a bomb in a baby bottle used by campus radicals.
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AFL
Order of Police
John J. Harrington
Senate
Harrington
Biter
Justice Department
Whdercover
Kevin Caffery
Buffalo
N. Y
State University
Eleven in jet missing after inflight explosion over New Mexico
In a rugged New Mexico region near Carlsbad an executive jet carrying 10 or more aboard disappeared after an apparent inflight explosion. Among the passengers were Rosenthal Kimbel Jr., 20, of Par Eastern Oil Co. and Reginald Smith, ex vice president of War Bush era. The jet, bound from Mexico City to Anchorage then diverted, vanished as search planes scoured the Guadalupe Mountains with Civil Air Patrol and McCausland Aviation Service assisting.
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N. M
New Mexico
Hosenthal Kimbel Jr
Par Eastern Oil Co
LaBose
Uepkine
Bint Bel
Vilfic
Smith
New Orleans
Anchorage
Alaska
Mexico City
Santa Fe
McCausland Aviation Service
Guadalupe Mountains
Texass
Claude McCausland
Civil Air
Conspiracy Charges Hit San Diego Political Ring
Grand jury infor mation tied to a federal probe details conspiracies and bribery counts involving Vien Schaefer Walsh Scheidel Mrs Cobb Hitch Morrow and electors tied to Governor Reagan era politics in California. Powerful forces in state politics are accused of manipulating campaign disclosures and contributions.
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Vien
Cah
Schaefer
Walsh
Scheidel
Cobb
Morrow
Ham
Horn
State Assembly
Ronnd Reagan
FAA death probe and fines linked to Wichita State crash
The FAA fined plane owner 50 000 and hit Richards with 30 000 for operating without authorization. Richards Aircraft Co and Golden Eagle Corp faced sanctions after pilot Leland Everette flew with an invalid medical certificate and maintenance violations were cited. The crash at Lautan Pass killed Wichita State football team members, though one passenger survived.
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Ute
Federal Aviation Administration
Wichita State University
Te Faa
Lautan Pass
Cato
Shaffer
Dack Wichards, Aircraft Co
Golden Eagle
Ere
Jalesta
WAA
Richards
Rivhands
Leland Everette
Wichita State
Monette
PAA
Everette
Reds Will Accept Pact Amid Global Talks
President Nixon and family vacation at a villa near Savannah while awaiting official Communist response to a peace proposal. Nixon said Hanoi should recognize the serious U N initiative as fair and urged consideration rather than repeating old lines. He anticipated a response next week ahead of a high level peace talks.
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Maris Swace
United States
Nixon
Hanoi
Unis
Nixon orders FBI aid amid nationwide bombings and crackdown
President Nixon calls in the FBI as bombings and threats spread nationally. A tough antibombing bill passed 63 to 0, expanding federal penalties and ejecting suspects to federal investigations. A separate crime bill sailed through 59 to 0 to extend the Safe Streets Act, with additional penalties for carrying a gun during crimes. California officials warned of more attacks, while officials in Washington debated links to a wider revolutionary conspiracy. Investigators traced a Weatherman Underground claim and monitored threats tied to Soledad and related prisons.
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D-Mich
Senate
U.S
Congress
California
Ronald Reagan
Charles O'Brien
Reagan
Washington
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