Kidnap and murder attempt charged in Union City
Agapilo Garcia told police a gunpoint kidnaping occurred as he drove away from 33559 Railroad Ave Union City with Abina N Estella 29. A struggle over the weapon led to a gunshot shattering the windshield. Estella was arrested on kidnap and attempted murder charges and held in Alameda County Jail in $30,000 bail awaiting arraignment in Fremont Newark Union City Municipal Court.
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Union City
San Francisco
Agapilo Garcia
Abina N. Estella
Railroad Ave
Estella
Ace
Garcia
Hunt
Railroad Avenue
D Street
Pstella
Alameda County
Oakland
Vremont-Newark-Iniia City
Mysterious shooting in Hayward shocks neighborhood
Police investigate a mysterious shooting involving Tony Aguilera, 44, of 1925 W Jackson. Aguilera says he felt a sharp pain in his abdomen while watching a wrecking crew tear down a house, was rushed to St Rose Hospital, and a small caliber bullet was removed. A wrecking crew member claimed to see Aguilera react but did not witness a shooting.
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Hayward
Tony
Aguilera
W. Jackson
St. Rose Hospital
Newark Recreation Commission to swear in two new members
The Newark Recreation Commission will swear in Emily K. Sudduth and Orville R. Johnson for four-year terms at tonight's meeting in the City Administration Building. They replace John A. L. McConnell and Norma Snow Willborn, who sought reappointment. The group will also reorganize with a new chairman and vice chairman, and hear reports on landscaping in industrial areas and the fall recreation program.
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Newark
Par! Recreation Commission
Emily K. Sudduth
Orville R. Johnson
Rpm
Newark Blvd
Sudduth
Johnson
John AL McConnell
Norma Snow Willborn
Commention Acidhey
Willburn
McConnell Bist
Cammingian
Vic
William R de Juéchi
McConnell
Phantom motorcycle crash injures four near Pleasanton
Four people were injured yesterday when a white helmeted rider on a red motorcycle allegedly passed two cars on Route M4 near Industrial Parkway. Steven Michael Rogers, 20, lost control of his 1953 pickup, flipping it and injuring himself and three passengers Kathy Titus, Bradford Rodgers, Ronald Rodgers, all from Fremont, and Miss Till, in Washington Hospital in serious to fair condition. Police seek an unidentified fleeing rider. Rogers initially gave a false account before recanting.
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Pleasanton
Steven Michael Rogers
Industrial Parkway
Hayward
Vallevilus Road
Rogers
Washington Hosiptal
Bradford Rougers
Ronald Rodgers
Mowry Avenue
Fremont
Kathy Titus
Winding Lane
Frimont
Miss Till
Washington Hospital
Gradford Rodgers
Ranalkis Rodgers
Fire department loses power during outage in Fairview
Firemen and the Fairview Fire Department relied on auxiliary power for a short time yesterday after a transformer fuse blew. Pacific Gas and Electric Co. spokesman said about half of the customers on view Avenue near Hanser Road were affected. The outage began around 3:50 p.m. and the transformer stood on a utility pole on Fairview Avenue.
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Fairview
Pacific Gas & Weenie Co
Wairview Avene
Vel Ayes
Hanser Road
Pope reaffirms Catholic anti abortion ruling
Pope Paul VI reaffirmed the church's ban on abortion even to save the mother. He noted organ transplants and resuscitation raise difficult questions and sent the views via his secretary of state to a medical associations meeting in Washington on protecting life.
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Vatican City
Aps
Paul VI
Jean Cardinal Villot
James Farrugia
International Federation of Catholic Medical Associations
Washington, D.C
Alameda Tugboat Worker Waterskies 30 Miles Round Trip
Alameda tugboat worker Gordon Price, 27, waterskied 30 miles from Oakland into the Pacific, circled the Farafla Islands, and returned to Pier 2 without falling in. He averaged 23 miles per hour on the three hour Columbus Day run, despite spray.
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Oakland
UPI
Alameda
Pacific Ocean
Farafla Islands
Gordon ¥. Price
Pier 2
Price
Sophia Loren Robbery Case In New York Hotel
Sophia Loren reported a $650000 jewel theft at a New York hotel. Thieves posed as gas inspectors, entered Loren’s suite with a woman companion, tied Miss Brussia and fled with rings bracelets and cash. Four gunmen in a getaway car, possible fifth accomplice. a blue chauffeur uniform worn by one. Loren aided by police. family in Italy for funeral of Ponti’s father.
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Miss Loren
Miss Brussia
David’ Wrost
New York
Ponti
Ilaly
Miss Oren
Agers
Hi West
Loren
Bomb threats force tighter security across US airports
In the wake of three West Coast bombings and a wave of threats, California air hubs and public buildings tightened security. Oakland and Los Angeles areas canceled leave for security staff, San Francisco and Long Beach faced delays and evacuations, and armories nationwide increased guarding after bomb scares linked to the Weatherman group.
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California
National Guard
West Coast
Stanford
Los Angeles International Airport
San Francisco International Airport
California National Guard
Sacramento
Santa Barbara
Marin County
San Rafael
Hollywood Burbank
Western Airlines
Long Beach Municipal Airport
Tyra
Radical Weatherman Group
Weatherman
Chicago
Wold
Jeader
Bobby Seale
Free Press
Federal Aviation Administration
Civil rights progress and gaps noted in a 1960s study
A civil rights commission report highlights gains in public accommodations, voting rights in six southern states, and hospital policy changes affecting thousands of institutions. It cites sharp increases in black voter registration, rising from under 31 percent before 1965 to about 57 percent by spring 1969, and growth in integrated schooling. However it laments slow progress in employment and housing, notes limited impact of federal housing policies, and urges broader fair employment laws and desegregation measures in the North and West.
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Scranton hopes Nixon will not pan campus unrest commission
Scranton, a 43 year old former Pennsylvania governor and GOP candidate, says it may take time for President Nixon and administration leaders to study and act on the Commission on Campus Unrest report. He defends the report’s usefulness despite Agnew criticisms and calls for careful consideration before any political maneuver.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania
America
Oma
Agnew
Anton
Nixon
Commission
Kiar
Frost
Ted Publim
Tony
Wwe
Shootout linked to robbers leaves three dead
Oakland shootout with masked gang members tied to at least 10 to 30 robberies including a $2000 Cerrito post office loot. Ronald Ray Dew 23 of Sacramento was captured with no resistance. four suspects fled, two killed, one suicide as officers closed in. Charles Jansen said Dew and Schreckengost face murder and armed robbery charges. Castle wounded and hospitalized in good condition.
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Oakland
Ray
Fang
William Pugier
Fl Cerrito
William Marlin
Jimmie Db. Grimes
Josep Patrick Sutton
Gany’s
John Henry Schrechkengost
Dew
Schreckengost
Richard Castle
Mervill Hospital
Israelis unmoved by threat of war
Israel faces renewed guerrilla activity and border clashes as Arab mediators work on a Jordanian Palestinian accord. Egypt signals collective leadership under Sadat, with aides to Nasser likely to hold key posts. Sadat asserts Egypt’s preparations with Soviet backing for a potential electronic war against Israel.
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Amman
Israel
Xraeli Armg
Tne
Tel Aviv
Jordan Valley
Jordan
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Mehmed Mayek
Egyphian
Sadat
Mayes
Canal
Nasser
Numbet
Kaypt
Soviet Union
United States
Sadal Tald
Cairn
Nixon confirms 40 000 troops allied to push communists out
Nixon announced 40 000 allied troops are operating to drive the Communists from the area. Since July 8 1961 redeployments began the US has reduced troop numbers by over 155 000. Final elements of the 1st Light Infantry Brigade depart Vietnam along with supporting Marine units. In Cambodia, Cambodian sources report a third observation aircraft shot down as fighting persists.
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United States
Kon
May
Vietnam
7Th Marine Ragimont
Vth Marine Regiment
9Th Infantry Division
Cassory
Camedia
Phoom Penh
School paper editor faces shift after censor flap
District officials described the incident as a comedy of errors after four letter words appeared in the high school paper. Principal and site administrator say the district remains publisher and any staff change will come from students. A meeting is set for 8 pm at the district curriculum center in Union City.
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Guy Emanuele
Nel
Bay
Emanuele
Adde
Ronald Kale
Cone Venes
Distil Curriculum Center
Gheo Western Ave
Union City
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