Senate Extends Panel On Rights
Washington AP The Senate Judiciary Committee approved 9-5 a bill to extend the life of the U S Civil Rights Commission, capping annual appropriations at 2.65 million and maintaining the panel created in 1957. Debate included Senator Kennedy opposing Ervin’s substitute civil rights bill, which aims to criminalize violence against those exercising federal rights.
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Romania urges removal of foreign troops from Europe
Romania presents a proposal to the 122 nation General Assembly calling for withdrawal of all foreign troops from Eastern and Western Europe. Nicolae Ceausescu had earlier urged expulsion of foreign forces, citing a move toward independence from Moscow. The Soviet Union reportedly stations up to 26 divisions in Poland Hungary and East Germany, with about 300000 US troops still in Western Europe.
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San Jose Plans Restricted Marine Recruiting Area
San Jose State College officials plan to set up a Marine Corps recruiting area to curb campus demonstrations. A fist fight broke out between American Liberation Front demonstrators and the Semper Fidelis group. police dispersed the clash. Marines will open a booth after the college designates a controlled ingress zone. arrests may follow for trespass.
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Burger backs moustache policy gamble postponed
The Hattenh arrivist board debated facial hair rules as Hremen of public image seeks board approval. Burger opposed growing a bigger moustache, preferring to keep what he has. Battorff warned a lax policy could invite beards and long hair. After an hour the board postponed decision until November 14.
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Local Notices From The Daily Xselewy March 3 1997 4 Act
The Baily Review fulstished by The Daily Xselewy lists address and contact details for communications to Vib W. Winton Aggy Hayward California. The notice cites a 1997 act and provides publisher, business manager, and advertising director names with corresponding offices.
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McNamara Defends Policy in Heated US China Clash
Secretary of Defense McNamara argues there is no wide gap between civilian and military aims over bombing in the North and disputes Thurmond on civilian casualties. He says most disagreements involve about five percent of targets and notes Soviet and Chinese aid to Hanoi, totaling roughly 670 million and 150 million respectively, while North Vietnam also receives supplies from South Vietnam.
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Arctic Search Continues For 24 Missing Crewmen
Coast Guard and ships comb the North Pacific for 24 crewmen feared lost after the 469 foot Panamanian ship Dannananals Galth sank 870 miles southwest of Kodiak. At least 12 bodies recovered. about two dozen still missing as survivors are rescued by Igalharu Maru Visard and other vessels. Names include Czeslaw Kwiatkowski, Desmond Eden, James Bechtold, Gordon L. Campbell, Lewis E. Grayer, John Kirk, Oscar Wiley, Ed win D. Johnson, Nell J. Leary, and others.
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Autopsies Describe How Trio Died in 1964 Killings
Meridian Mississippi report from UPI states pathologist Dr. William P. Featherstone testified that two of the three civil rights workers slain near Philadelphia in 1964 were shot through the heart while the third was shot three times. The evidence came during the federal trial of 18 men, four of them law officers from Neshoba County, on charges of conspiring to violate the workers' civil rights.
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Deputy Slain and Struggle on Jail Grounds
A violent incident unfolded as deputies fought to subdue inmates after an escape from Konocti Conservation Camp. John Lynn and Raymond Peltis, both convicted robbers, were recaptured near Williams and later returned to San Quentin. A gunfight left three dead, including James Hoyt, while attorney Featherstone reported the judge faced the deadly confrontation. Jordan, 40, linked as a key witness in a separate conspiracy case, remained in court in the chaos.
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Cache Of Russian Arms Uncovered Near Saigon
In Viet Nam near Saigon troops uncovered a cache of 200 brand new Russian SKS rifles and twelve telescopic sights. American troops sighted the weapons in a Viet Cong tunnel about 30 miles east of Saigon. The commander cited the find as a significant intelligence exposure of Viet Cong supply lines.
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State Dem Party Split Over 1988 Primary Delegation
In Sacramento, Democratic leaders hold secret talks to form an official Johnson primary delegation amid deep division. San Francisco meetings with Hubert Humphrey and Robert L. Coate yielded no conclusions. Northern California chair Coate warned factions may fail to unite a single statewide slate to oppose the peace delegation and military threats.
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VIETNAM WAR VIEWS MIXED IN BAY AREA VISIT
Infantry commander Col Donald A Seibert discusses gaining rifles from enemy hands as U S forces report Viet Cong weapon finds in Saigon and the Bay Area hosts Robert F Kennedy and others. Vice President Humphrey defends Vietnam policy and stresses national self interest amid polling and protests.
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Fremont Murder Victim Identified
Fremont officials announced the dead woman found in a Fremont motel was tentatively identified as Marilyn J. Young, 30, of 4250 First Street, Pleasanton. Police said relatives would confirm the identification today while murder suspect Charles William Cole, 26, of Hayward, was to enter a plea in Fremont Municipal Court on a murder charge and remains held without bail in Oakland.
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Eggs Without Shells Called Time-Savers
WASHINGTON UPS The director of Michigan State University agricultural research department says hens should be encouraged to lay eggs without shells. Dr Sylvan H Wittwer told fellow researchers Tuesday that it is a waste of time and energy to make hens produce their own eggshells.
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Invasion Of North Is Hinted In War Speech
Thieu warned that if the Communists persist in fighting the war, the allies will intensify military and political efforts to force peace for the people of both north and south. He urged realistic moves and continued goodwill to persuade the enemy.
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Senator Murphy Opens Seven Mile Bay Bridge Dedication
Senator Murphy leads dedication ceremonies for a seven mile bridge with 750 foot main spans over the bay channel allowing ships to pass beneath without stopping traffic and eliminating the lift span at the west end. Hayward and San Mateo chambers sponsor events with Hayward bands and beauty queen Katherine Westover Swezey. An antique caravan departs Hayward City Hall at 10 a.m. with Mayor Jack Smith Assemblyman Carlos Fee and local officials. a civic luncheon in San Mateo follows at noon.
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Israelis Down Egyptian Plane Over Suez Canal
Israeli communique from Jerusalem says two Egyptian MIG21s crossed the Suez Canal into Israeli-held Sinai near the Great Bitter Lake area. One MIG21 was seen falling over the west bank of the canal with no parachute sighted. Israeli planes returned to base. Israel also accused Britain of peddling a Western version of a peace plan proposed by a regional leader.
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