Union City rider dies after motorcycle wreck near Campbell Chain
A Fremont man, Gregory William Chilcote, 39, died when his motorcycle lost control on Union City Boulevard. Police say the bike struck a guard rail, skidded, and threw him into a utility pole after crossing a railroad track. He died on arrival at St Rose Hospital. He worked for the American Bureau of Credit in San Francisco and is survived by his wife Donna and children Christian and Joelene. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Truck used in run down tampers with dean of boys at San Leandro
A former San Leandro high school student, 96 year old Larry Fiannaca and an unnamed companion were arrested after a truck attempted to strike the school's dean of boys, Robert Stammerjohan, in a Bancroft Avenue parking lot. They face charges of assault with a deadly weapon loitering and marijuana possession. Stammerjohan, 31, described bracing for impact and being knocked back as the truck sped off. Police caught the truck on Stokes Avenue off Park Street.
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Power outage hits Castro Valley and Hayward customers
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. reported 3451 customers in Castro Valley and Hayward lost power for 34 minutes after a circuit breaker tripped at 8 19 a m. The area affected was south and central Castro Valley and Mission Boulevard and Second Street in Hayward. A PG& E trouble man found no downed wires or damage. The circuit was restored and may have been caused by two wires blowing together causing a temporary short.
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Girl cited after car hits pedestrian in crosswalk
Katherine Marie Simonian, 16, of Lakeview Drive San Leandro was cited after she struck pedestrian Dorothy P. Knowles, 72, in the crosswalk at Dutton and Bancroft avenues. Knowles recovered at her Oakland home. Simonian said she looked away to wave at friends.
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Burglary Steals $2312 in Goods From Hayward Woman
Sheriff deputies report Nadine Sherman aged 47 a machinist lost seven rings and a portable color television set in a weekend burglary. The break in occurred between 3 15 p m Saturday and 12 05 a m yesterday when Awindat was pried open.
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Hayward Patrick Street to be resurfaced into two lanes
City officials say Hayward Patrick Street from Tennyson Road to Gatling Road will be resurfaced tomorrow through Friday. The street, which passes Weekes Park, will be reduced to two lanes with one lane open in each direction most of the time.
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Manhurt in fall dies at San Leandro hospital
William Burnett 58 a plasterer died in San Leandro Memorial Hospital Friday night after being in a coma since Sept 25 from a stair fall at his home 1MD Benedict Drive San Leandro head injuries Alameda County Coroner. The coroner said Pamela Hudson Wi died at Fairmont Hospital from pneumonia after long bed rest and had been in a coma since 1969. Miss Hudson was injured when the car she rode in was in an accident.
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Cellist Pablo Casals Dies in Puerto Rico
San Juan reports the death of Pablo Casals, famed cellist and conductor, from heart and related complications. Doctors at Milual Aids Hospital announced the octogenarian musician died today after a fatal decline involving the broncho-pulmonary system and other organ failures.
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Wounded football player dies after bus shooting
Richard Snowden, a high school football player, died Sunday after being shot in the head last week on a team bus returning from a game against Long Beach Poly. The Nov. 12 incident occurred as his team, Johnny Muir, lost to Poly in a clash that included fights. An 18-year-old state detainee was arrested and held on suspicion of attempted murder. prosecutors planned to seek first degree murder charges.
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Nixon faces impeachment talk and tape dispute
The article outlines Nixon's impeachment pressures tied to Watergate, Kissinger diplomacy, and a looming UN cease fire plan. It notes Laird’s televised appeal for patience, Stennis reviewing White House tape summaries, and Cox's subpoenas.
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Israel Egypt accept cease-fire hours for durable peace
Arab Israeli talks press for a just durable peace as Security Council proposes a truce. Israel reports two key battles shaping cease-fire lines and a major bridgehead near the Suez Canal while Egyptian sources claim a broader offensive to limit Israeli gains before the cease-fire takes effect. Both sides cite heavy losses and strategic moves around the Golan Heights and Mount Hermon as diplomatic efforts unfold.
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AFL-CIO Calls for Nixon Impeachment at Emergency Meeting
AFL-CIO delegates demanded President Nixon’s resignation or impeachment today, accusing him of defying court orders and pressuring Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox. The convention adopted a resolution urging the Senate to withhold approval of Nixon’s vice presidential appointment and pledging to pursue impeachment if charges remain unresolved.
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Repeated ceasefires mark a long Middle East cycle
The article outlines multiple ceasefires since Israel's 1948 birth, noting that 17-day wars ended by UN-paced truces and that earlier conflicts in 1956 1967 and 1978 reshaped borders and displaced Palestinians. It cites international pressure and continuing regional tension.
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Israelis Skeptical as Peace Talks Surface in Aviv Cepi
Israelis greet cautious word from other governments as peace talks appear feasible. Some citizens doubt Arab and Soviet aims, fearing little progress and delays. A flight attendant notes bargaining at the table could yield gains if détente continues, while military positions and Sinai dynamics loom large.
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Doctor tests fig leaf claim with own experiment
London reports Dr. Thomas Smith wore a fig leaf as a test of the biblical tale. He described the leaf as rough and sandpapery on the underside, noting his surprise at the sensation after tying it around his waist with string.
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Union City woman wins St. Rose award
Union City resident Mrs. Galindo receives the St Rose award for the New Haven School District Headstart program and service on the Tri Cities Family Planning Committee. She cites immigration work with her husband’s deportation case and thanks a New Haven employee who aided Headstart participants.
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Spacecraft UFO theory discounted by Los Angeles experts
Space experts in the Los Angeles area say many UFO reports describe unexplained phenomena rather than extraterrestrial spacecraft. Griffith Observatory director Dr William Kauffman notes sightings lack physical evidence, while weather balloons and misperceptions account for many cases. skeptics like Philip J Klass stress no solid proof of alien drivers.
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Hyperventilation Tragedy Claims Teen in Saugus
A year-old boy died Sunday after attempting to pet an animal and hyperventilating. Sheriff’s deputy Kelly Cantalosi found him unconscious on the floor of his home following a phone call to a friend.
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