Joan Baez Arrested At Oakland Draft Protest
At least 11 demonstrators including folk singer Joan Baez were arrested as about 800 protesters tried to block entrances to the Oakland Army Induction Center. Police dragged Baez and others to a patrol wagon as dawn demonstrations began. An Alameda County suit sought a temporary restraining order to stop a Berkeley campus protest and to cancel off campus advocacy by The Resistance and SDS groups.
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Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Alameda County Superior Court
Oakland Induction Center
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L A mother of two burns self in protest outside federal building
A Los Angeles mother of two set herself ablaze near the federal building in downtown Los Angeles in a protest against U S involvement in the Vietnam War. Witnesses describe her actions as a deliberate attempt to draw attention to the antiwar movement.
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Fire Guts 2.6 Homes in Los Angeles Area
A brush fire near Chatsworth swept into a residential area northwest of Los Angeles, gutting 20 homes and threatening about 100 more on hillsides. Two major blazes have burned about 20,000 acres, with one death reported as firefighters battled through the night amid fears of returning winds.
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Chala
Chatsworth
Thousand Oaks
Fremont Fire Heroes Save Family From Blaze
In Fremont, two youths identified as brave helpers helped the Guillermo Anayo family escape a 1770 Union St fire. Mike Brewer, 17, and a cousin rushed through smoke to wake residents and guide three children and later the mother to safety, after initially alerting authorities.
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Irvington
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Cultural Week Opens At Chabot Auditorium
The Chabot College Community Auditorium in Hayward formally opens as part of Cultural Week with an 8:20 p.m. Oakland Metropolitan Ballet Company performance. County and district leaders who backed the project take a bow in the 1500-seat theater on Hesperian Boulevard.
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Oakland Metropolitan Ballet Company
Routh County Junior College District
Hayward Area
40 Per Cent Union City Vote Seen
Union City expects about 40 percent voter turnout for tomorrow's election on a $1.45 million park and street bond package. City Manager John Geoghegan notes the campaign echoes the $750,000 civic project two years ago which had 60 percent participation and remains confident both bonds will pass with a two thirds majority. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. The New Haven Unified School District backs Measure A and Measure B for a community center, neighborhood parks, and street improvements.
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Union City
John Geoghegan
Geoghegan
New Haven Unified School Nistriel Board
Reuther postpones UAW bargaining session in Detroit
DETROIT. United Auto Workers President Walter P. Reuther caucused with his colleagues today and postponed a scheduled bargaining session. Reports said the union was considering a nest offer from Ford Molar Co, but no confirmation was given. A terse notice said negotiations, set for 10 a.m., were postponed.
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UPS
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Ford Molar Co
Inside News Briefs and Features Highlighted
A compact column previews contents across sections including Ann Landers WW Obituaries Bridge Sports Classified Ads Theaters Crossword TV Ley Editorials Weather and medical memos. It notes the week’s feature items and page ranges for readers seeking specific features.
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Warry Clinic
Chabot Trustee Bitter Denounces Anti Draft Teachings
Chabot College trustee Charles Stone, leader on the South County Junior College District board, bitterly denounces anti draft teaching at UC Berkeley remarks during Chabot College auditorium dedication. He condemns a Berkeley meeting held in a public school building to teach disloyalty to the federal government, saying it hurts him deeply.
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Charles Stone
South County Junior College District Board of Trustees
University of California
Chabot College-Community Auditorium
Berkeley
Errant U S Bomb Kills 3 Marines at Can Yhle
An American Marine aircraft accidentally dropped a bomb on the Can Yhle outpost in Baigon, killing three Marines and wounding several more. The strike follows a pattern of errant bombing incidents, with additional shellfire wounding eight Marines at a nearby muddy base guarding Red infiltration routes just south of the zone.
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Haiphong Bridges Targeted By Navy Bombardment
Vice Admiral Hyland told reporters that four major bridges out of Haiphong have been disabled by a Navy air campaign. The remarks indicate a broader strike against North Vietnamese targets as part of the war effort.
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High Court To Study Church Schools Aid
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a New York challenge to the 1985 Federal School Aid Act arguing that aid to parochial and church-supported schools violates the separation of church and state. The court also acted on cases from Alabama Louisiana and Arkansas involving juror discrimination libel damages and policing in public housing. The same term will consider arguments on one man one vote and church state aid on a broad range of federal programs.
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Slohnny Coleman
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Melwin ” Walker
Jo Henry Oakes
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New York
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