Oakland youth wounded in turnstile incident at Raiders game
An Oakland security guard shot a 26 year old man after he says the youth seized a night stick during a dispute over entry to the Oakland Raiders Buffalo Bills game. The wounded man was taken to Highland Hospital. In Hayward plans for four Goodyear Auto Service Centers were to be reviewed by the Adjustments Board.
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la Playa
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Livermore district seeks bonds to ease classroom shortage
Livermore Valley Unified voters head to the polls tomorrow on two measures a 9 million bond issue and a 9 million state loan request Both require two thirds approval to fund new schools and ease double sessions with 17 district schools and about 1 200 students on double sessions. If approved the funding would allow two or three new schools over five years and 15 500 eligible voters in the district.
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Livermore
Livermore Valley Unified School District
Oakland Bus Union Calls Boycott of Negro District
Oakland AP reports Carmen's Union leader Edward A Cardeiro urges AC Transit drivers to skip the Porchester Village area north of Richmond to protest bus violence. He says a strike would occur only if disciplinary action is taken. White cites one recent attack. windows were broken but not in the district.
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Edward A. Cardeiro
Carmen's
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Porchester Village
Transit
Cordeira
Don White
Youth melee at Santa Cruz park ends after police chase
About 2,500 youths gathered at De Laviega Park Sunday, peace broke late afternoon as 45 police, sheriff and highway patrol officers dispersed the crowd. One 13 year old, Charles Waters, was hospitalized with a head injury from a bottle. Nine arrests reported amid evidence of LSD and marijuana.
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Santa Cruz
de Laviega Park
Charles Waters
Santa Cruz County General Hospital
Nine arrested after Marin City shootout leaves one wounded
In Marin County a one hour gunfire exchange ended with one man wounded and nine people arrested after deputies moved in Sunday night. Gregory Graham, 39, treated for a superficial wound, was among those taken into custody along with Hayward Coleman 23 Henry McGea 22 Harry Shorter 23 Jerry Wade 19 Traminter Shorter 22 of San Francisco Harker Shorter 19 of San Rafael and three unidentified juveniles for investigation on assault with a deadly weapon and firing on an occupied building.
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Matin County
Sheriff's Deputies
Gregory Graham
Hayward L. Coleman
Henry McGea
Harry K. Shorter
Jerry J. Wade
Traminter Shorter
San Francisco
Harker Shorter
San Rafael
San Francisco board may seek private funds for Alcatraz
Board of Supervisors may ask the federal government to accept private contributions to maintain Alcatraz Island while deciding its future. Supervisor Dorothy von Beroldingen proposed requesting funds to aid deliberations. The General Services Administration offered the island to allies for 42 million, with a maintenance cost cited at 180 a month. Rep. Phillip Burton has been told GSA would accept such contributions, pending attorney approval.
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Board of Supervisors
Alcatraz Island
Dorothy von Beroldingen
Federal General Services Administration
San Francisco Bay
GSA
Phillip Burton
D-Calif
ILO Wins 1969 Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo
International Labor Organization gains Nobel Peace Prize worth 75 000 dollars as its 50th anniversary year is noted. Ceremony set for December 10 in Oslo with a Swedish Nobel official presenting the award. Critics note lack of Asian laureates and historical leaning toward North American and European recipients.
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UPI
International Labor Organization
ILO
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Alfred Nobel
Storting
Internatinal Red Cross
Nobel Prize candidates draw scrutiny at Nobel Institute
August Schou, director of the Nobel Institute, said the tight squeeze of names on the candidate list shows more quantity than quality. The list fuels speculation the prize may be withheld this year, a possibility the committee has faced 18 times since the prize began.
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August Schou
Nobel Institute
Three day liquor ban brings Belfast calm weekend
Protestants and Catholic residents ended nightly drinking and weapons use for a peaceful weekend in Belfast. Government officials said the three day liquor ban reduced violence, with British troops reporting relaxed tensions across Catholic and Protestant areas. Residents praised the quiet, noting neighbors chatted on streets and children played while security forces kept a low profile.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Barry Connolly
Defense chief foresees slowdown in defense industry
Secretary Melvin R. Laird predicted a definite slowdown in the defense industry in coming months as Pentagon economy moves aid the administration’s anti inflation drive. He cited a $4.1 billion cut in planned defense expenditures and manpower reductions totaling 3,220,000 soldiers and 68,000 civilian workers, with indicators showing inflationary relief.
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Melvin R. Laird
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Nixon
White House
Laird
Robert Moot
Spy swap moves Kroger from Parkhurst to Brixton Prison
Police van believed to carry Soviet spy Peter Kroger departed Parkhurst Prison on the Isle of Wight as part of a controversial exchange. Kroger a 59 year old American who used the alias Morris Cohen in Brooklyn was to be flown to Poland later this week with his wife Helen who is also imprisoned for spying.
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Parkhurst
Isle of Wight
Kroger
Brooklyn
Morris Cohen
Brixton
Poland
Helen
Whitworth Named American Business Woman of the Year
Detroit AP reports Paulelle Whitworth a banking consultant from Nashville Tennessee was named American Business Woman of the Year at the weekend convention of the American Business Women's Association.
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Paulelle Whitworth
Nashville, Tenn
American Business Women's Association
Coast Guard rescue ends in near tragedy near San Francisco
A Coast Guard helicopter hoist broke during a Sunday rescue in San Francisco Bay sending three youths into the water. Mike Henry 22, and Danny Thomas 13, suffered cuts and back complaints, while Ronnie Stewart 13 was unharmed. The Stewart boy swam to shore. the others were rescued from the water by a second helicopter. A board will investigate the faulty hoist cable rated for 600 pounds.
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Coast Guard
San Francisco Bay
Mike Henry
Danny Thomas
Public Health Service
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Stewart Boy
Tocks
Henry
Thomas Boy
Carroll Street
German hijackers win asylum in West Germany
Two East German hijackers, described as in their early 20s, were granted asylum after commandeering a Lot Airlines Ilyushin 18 to Tegel Airport. The jet returned to the western zone with 63 passengers and nine crew. Witnesses reported two Communist MiGs shadowing the plane during approach.
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West Germany
Pinpoint
Tegel Field
Berlin
Lot Airlines
State reassures on South American spider threat in Bay Area
Redwood City watchers report spread of concern from Southern California to the San Francisco Peninsula over South American violin spiders. State expert Benjamin Keh of the Vector Control Bureau downplays danger, citing more threat from honey bees and noting far more bee-related deaths than spider fatalities. Local counts show dozens of spiders brought in for ID across San Mateo and Santa Clara counties as officials advise calm.
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California
San Francisco
Benjamin Keh
State Vector Control Bureau
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Peninsula
Keh
San Mateo
Philip A. Duffy
Santa Clara County
Dean Eeke
United States
Jampoc
Central California
Real Lasst
American Medical Association
Arabs Raid Across Suezfront and US Restrictions Questioned
Arab Sinai Organization claims its commandos attacked Israeli positions across the Suez Canal after an eight mile artillery duel. They say raids hit Qantara customs and quarantine facilities wounding and killing Israelis and destroying equipment, then struck from Port Said side destroying an armored tank and disrupting roads. The Middle East News Agency in Cairo accuses the United States of waging undeclared war and hints at curbs on Americans in Arab nations amid questions of citizenship and allegiance.
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Cairo
Middle East
United States
Qantara
Stes City
Ams
Port Tewfik
Egypt
U.S
Israel
Senator Hartke calls for U.S. lead in Vietnam cease-fire
Senator Vance Hartke urged the United States to take the initiative to end the Vietnam War during a convocation speech in San Francisco. He pressed for a first-step cease-fire and immediate actions to reduce hostilities, framing the move as essential for peace.
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San Francisco
Miami Mafia faces new civil court actions
An aide reports General Earl Faircloth has drafted 21 civil suits aimed at driving the Mafia from the multimillion dollar resort business around Miami Beach. Richard Knight says the attorney general will file today under a new law empowering state challenge to crime controlled businesses to close or replace illegitimate operators. The measure took effect July 1, marking a historic stand against Mafia influence in Southern Florida tourism. Meyer Lansky is named as a known visiting figure in the area.
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Earl Faircloth
Mian Beach
Richard Knight
Faircloth
United States
Knight
Florida
Meyer Lansky
Miami Beach
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