Moment of peace as dog Scruffy saved by soldiers in riot
In Londonderry a riot near Bogsite paused as youths dropped bricks and fled a burning building. A dog named Scruffy, trapped on a window ledge, was rescued by soldiers and carried to safety by local photographer Willy Carsom, inspiring cheers as the crowd watched.
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Church bouler explodes five die as floor crumbles
In Marietta, Georgia a church basement explosion collapses floors killing five and injuring several. Michael Murphy, 88, dies as debris traps teachers and students in the annex. Rescue crews describe a chaotic scene as concrete and metal rain down.
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Gls refuse order to go on patrol amid battlefield chaos
Conflicting orders sparked a stand by U S troops at a base near Saigon as several soldiers refused to march out while others moved despite heavy Communist pressure. Ambush warnings and bad weather framed the tense accounts from the front, with commanders insisting patrols proceed.
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Orioles win 11-3 to take 20 lead in World Series
Baltimore Orioles slugged 14 hits and drew seven walks to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 11-3 at Memorial Stadium before 83,234 fans. The win gives the Orioles a 20 lead in the series as the game was postponed from Sunday due to rain. Palmer earned the victory with Hall securing the last out in relief.
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The Daily Review Volume and Edition Note
The Daily Review serving Southern Alameda County appears with its volume and issue label Vol 797 Nt. The note indicates regional newspaper coverage for Southern Alameda County, but lacks readable article content or specific events to summarize.
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Two explosions Agnew arrives in Turkey
On Monday October 11 1771 Agnew arrives in Turkey amid reports of two explosions nearby. Local authorities urge calm while investigators examine the incidents and confirm any connections to broader unrest in the region.
Two Day Votes Stir Iran and Greece Ties
A turbulent front page discusses two day votes affecting Iran and Greece, with the United States stance on NATO and aid. Vice President Agnew meets officials of the Turkish coalition government as crises loom. The piece notes opposition to a congressional ban on military aid and the broader strategic stakes in the region.
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Churchmen hear signs are safe in Hayward dispute
Hayward church leaders met to discuss the removal of crosses at city churches and urged changes to laws to create space for church signs. A bequest by Rev. Scillian for a variance was denied by the Hayward Board, with officials noting implications for a planned path forward.
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Destructive brush fire advances near Santa Barbara
The largest brush fire of the year pushes across a three mile front through rugged canyons near Santa Barbara. Firefighters dig lines along Rinena Ridge as Santa Ana winds gust to 25 mph and temperatures top 100. About 11 000 acres burned and 2 200 new fire breaks were cut while crews worked to contain the blaze near Carpinteria and Montecito.
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Truant 14 year old hangs self in jail in mirror of father
Report states a 14 year old boy, held in the county jail as a truant, hanged himself resembling his father's death. Judge Ernest Cohen ordered further investigation and detention at home before trial. The boy had been arrested recently and, despite requests, was returned to jail, with testimony noting family turmoil and concerns about schooling and behavior.
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Ann Hromnd
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Weather forecast in local dialect hints at clouds
The weatherman explains the forecast with local expressions. Tonight will be 45 degrees, tomorrow's high near 70s. Westerly winds at 10 to 20 mph.
Trustees move to cost him board seat in San Leandro
In San Leandro, trustee Acak Oliveira faces a board challenge from Sehual, aiming to remove him from the five-member Hane Loande board. Oliveira plans to relocate to Mission Bay mobile home park to facilitate a sale, with potential implications for his leadership role as the April expiration of the current term nears.
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