World Synod shows pope appoints controversial questions commission
Pope Paul VI opened the World Synod session by naming Cardinal Pericle Felici to head the Commission for Controversial Questions. The move, aimed at speeding work, sparked liberal views on papal authority while conservatives urged unity and warned against protracted debate. A scuffle outside the papal window underscored the tensions.
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Vatican City
VPT
Paul VI
World Synod of Bishops
Vatican
Pericle Felici
Roman Curia
Special Commission
Joseph Cordeiro
Karachi
Stefan Trochla
Litomerice
Czechoslovakia
Felic
Stefan Wyszynski
Poland
Holy Father
Julius Dopenner
Munich
Arveson rejects draft information room plan
Hayward High School project members asked the district to provide a room at each high school for draft information and to assign volunteer counselors. Dr. Raymond Arveson denied the request citing district policy and existing programs that inform parents and hold annual assemblies on military obligations. He said volunteers could not operate on campus.
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Wayward — Slayward
Raymond Arveson
Draft Project
Hayward
Arves
Arveson
Ite
Hansen Road development hearing set in Hayward
Alameda County planning commissioners will hear public testimony tomorrow on a preliminary plan for 50 condominium units along Hansen Road Hayward Stills. The proposal by William Zenklusen includes pool club house green and parking on 6.7 acres. Use permits also sought to keep 100 homing pigeons at Lassen Street Hayward and three horses at Midden Lane Hayward.
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Alameda County — Planning Commissioners
Hansen Road
Hayward
William Zenkinsen
County Public Works
Elmhurst Sh
Zenklusen
Louis Silva
Lassen St
Edward Stegall
Midden Lane
Melee In Pacoima Involving Negro and Mexican American Youths
In Pacoima California up to 20 Negro and Mexican American youths clashed with guns clubs rocks and bottles over the weekend. Police reported no fatal shotgun injuries among Mexican American youths and at least eight people suffered minor injuries from rocks and hurled objects. Calm returned Sunday as the disturbance began when rocks were thrown at cars arriving for a party.
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Pacoima
Los Angeles
All Flint schools shut by strike
Flint Michigan reports the United Teachers of Flint Inc a new coalition of two rival groups began a strike forcing the shutdown of all schools and classes for about 46 000 students. Davison Fenton and Carmen districts also held services as the strike spread in Genesee County.
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Flint, Mich
UPT
United Teachers of Flint Inc
Michigan
Genesee County
Davison, Fenton
Carmen
Detroit
Flint
Black Parents Withhold Pupils From San Bernardino Schools Amid Turmoil
A group of about 150 Black parents decided to keep their children out of San Bernardino schools starting today and hold classes at churches and businesses. The move follows a racial disturbance at San Bernardino High School on Friday, as Principal George A. Dibs ordered tight security for today’s classes.
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San Bernardino
San Bernardino High School
Friay
George A. Dibs
Slayer of Lennon Sisters’ father found dead
In Sonora California a man identified as Chet W Young shot himself in a remote area after killing Bill Lennon 54 in Marina Del Ray. Police say Young had stalked the Lennon family for years claiming to be Peggy Lennon’s husband. A hose was used to asphyxiate him in the car trunk following the murder.
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Lennon
Sonora
Calif
UPI
Lennon Sisters
California
Gold Country
Ttakwane
Bill Lennon
Chet W. Young
Feller
Hiere
Marina del Ray
Miller D. Sardella
Young
Alameda
Deer Busters
Ray Antonin
Sardella
Goldwater denies Newsweek Haynsworth withdrawal story
United States Senator Barry Goldwater angrily rebutted Newsweek's claim that he urged President Nixon to withdraw Clement Haynsworth's Supreme Court nomination. He said he never discussed the matter with Nixon and called the article twisted. Goldwater defended Haynsworth, noted mixed opinions, and said Arizona mail favored the judge.
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New York
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Aid
Newsweek
Nixon
Supreme Court
Clement FP
Haynsworth
Arizona
Te Magazine
Goldwater
Bar group backs Haynsworth again for Supreme Court
The American Bar Association's Judiciary Committee reaffirmed its endorsement of Clement F. Haynsworth for the Supreme Court after reviewing conflict of interest charges. The panel, 12 lawyers, reported no reason to change its prior unanimous finding that he is highly qualified. They did not disclose the exact vote, but chairman Lawrence E. Walsh said a substantial majority reaffirmed the original decision. Haynsworth testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on September 18.
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Nixon
Ralph Smith
R-Nl
Everett Dirksen
Washington
Clement FY. T Haynsworth
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Judiciary Committee
New York
Lawrence E. Walsh
Senate Judiciary Committee
ABA
Local publication details and rates for Hayward paper
The notice lists offices in Hayward California and Fremont California with mailing addresses, subscription rates, and contact information. It mentions a business merger and publishing details under an act of Congress. It includes circulation bureau membership and postal handling at 416 W. Wirtch Ave Hayward and 116 Wikinton Ave PO Box 3127.
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Ay Floyd
Sparks
William Chilecte
Murcger
Offa
Harward
California
Wikinton Ave
Hayward
Calif
Columbus Day parade grinds to halt as fake Columbus remounts float
Bay Area briefs report Christopher Cervoll in costume as Columbus stumbling on his float during San Francisco North Beach parade. Mayor Alioto helps him down as bands greet Police Chief Cahill who is engaged. In Oakland a bar shooting leaves one dead and a woman wounded. suspect fled after firing with a .38 pistol, dropping a red sweater.
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Columbus
Joseph Alioto
North Beach
Christopher Columbus
Joseph Cer
Oakland
UPI
Fred
Hazel Virginia Licon
Ferguson William Jn
Williams
Miss Lictn
Police hunt cab driver killer in San Francisco case
San Francisco police with dogs hunted the Presidio Army base for a middle aged man after a Yellow Cay driver named Paul Sline, 29, was fatally shot in Pacitia Heights during a late Saturday robbery. A man was seen jumping a wall around the military reservation shortly after the shooting.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Presidio Army Base
Paul Sline
Pacitia Heights
Los Gatos Man Thomas Brennan Feared Dead At Sea
The body of 42 year old Los Gatos plumber Thomas Charles Brennan was found about 12 miles off the Santa Cruz coast by fishermen. Brennan was alone aboard a 1 foot sailboat that was located shortly after, with deputies noting the coast guard reported the vessel had capsized on Saturday.
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Santa Cruz
UPI
Thomas Charles Brennan
Los Gatos
Brennan
Man killed in San Jose car crash near Hellyer Avenue
Timothy Daniel McCarthy, 52, of Dill sborough, was killed Sunday when his car veered off Highway 0b and struck a concrete overpass near Hellyer Avenue. It took more than an hour to remove him from the wrecked vehicle.
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Arizona
San Jose
UPT
Timothy Daniel McCarthy
Dillsborough
Hellyer Avenue
Brother dies as sister shoots at cans in Carmel outing
Five year old Timothy Stewart died after sister Dania, 5, fired a .22 rifle while the family traveled 16 miles southeast of Carmel. Timmy was pronounced dead on arrival at Carmel Community Hospital after a bullet wound to the head. Navy helicopter airlifted him from the Boucher Gap area where the tragedy occurred as his parents William T. and Shirley Stewart, a house painter and homemaker, were on a family outing.
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William T. Stewart
Shirley
Carmel
Timmy
Boucher Gap
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