Reagan Narrowing Lead in California Governor Race
The race shows Reagan widening his edge over Brown among voters after a bitter primary. Republicans largely back Reagan while many Democrats who backed Yorty or other candidates remain undecided or favor Brown. Northern California remains tight, with Reagan gaining in Southern California where 58 percent of voters reside.
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McNamara Pushes for Increased U S Troops in Viet Nam
Secretary McNamara toured Vietnam amid reports that President Johnson may send more American troops beyond the 460,000 planned level. He met with Thieu and Ky and gathered views from generals and ambassadors on augmenting manpower and funding for the war.
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Michigan senator on trial cited by young accusers in Lansing
A chaotic scene at the Michigan Capitol unfolds as a female student accuses a state senator of misconduct. The testimony involves several aides and supporters while court proceedings address the alleged offenses.
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Britain urged Geneva revival amid Viet Nam peace push
Britain pressed for a new Geneva conference on Indochina as Prime Minister Brown sought Soviet help and North Viet Nam and Red China demanded U S troop withdrawal. Brown planned a second meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to push for a settlement based on the 1954 Geneva accord.
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Four Men Sentenced in Alameda County Burglary Case
Four men James Ray Long Donald E Long David Neil Logan and Michael Ryall pleaded guilty to one burglary count. They were found to have furnished an Ashland apartment with stolen items tied to model home burglaries across Oakland Livermore San Ramon Village Union City and Fremont. Three years probation granted for all. Logan received nine months in county jail plus one year probation to follow.
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Minister Seijuro Arafune Resigns in Japan
Tokyo AP reports Transportation Minister Seijuro Arafune resigns under fire from opposition Socialists. Prime Minister Eisaku Sato accepts in his hospital room where he recovers from a kidney ailment. Spokesman says Sensuke Fujieda to succeed Arafune.
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Painters Win First Round In International Hassle
The International Painters Union obtained a court order to place three East Bay locals under trusteeship, dismissing the petition without prejudice to renew later. Local officials dispute the dues arrears claim, citing rejected checks after refusing higher assessments.
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San Leandro challenges dump extension and dike plans
San Leandro cites condemnation action to acquire water areas for a proposed dike affecting boating and recreation. The city alleges scavenger company dumping violates zoning, municipal code, and state law, lacking required permits from the city and Bay Commission, and warns a new dike could block sewer outfall dispersion and pose health risks.
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Bayfair station site plans draw ire from officials
Officials challenged Bay Fair station planning noting parking on both sides of the Western Pacific railroad corridor. The story says patrons faced no space on one lot and would drive over a mile to another. Architects proposed overpasses for vehicles and pedestrians but plans lacked both and no future installation provisions. Councilman Alvin Kant, an engineer, urged council inquiry.
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Houlihan Faces Jail Over Diagnostic Study Request
Houlihan现已被扣押在阿拉米达县警长署监禁，保释金十万美元仍未交付。法院表示将不予再度保释，并将案情于十月二十四日续审，以便收到矫正署对诊断研究的回复。若定罪，最高可判十年监禁。
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