Youth held in shooting death of teen brother
Authorities say a youth named U1 is held in the shooting death of his teenage brother Donald Cailier who died after being shot. The mother, Mrs Hattie Fleming, 33, found the older boy with a bullet wound to the temple and a 22 caliber pistol nearby after returning home from shopping. He was booked at city jail and then transferred to the Youth Guidance Center pending investigation.
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Death by own action at Edgewater motel in Madera
Police report a 22 year old woman Maryton Curry of San Rafael was found dead in a motel room in Madera with an elastic cord and bags over her head. A note reading death by own action was attached to a door. Investigators call it a suicide pending further inquiry.
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Plane crash near Brighton kills San Rafael man
BRIGHTON Colo. UPH Green E Carlson 43 of San Rafael California was killed Sunday when his light plane crashed in drizzle eight miles northeast of here. A witness said the plane began pulling out of a slow spiral just before the crash.
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Harvard professor warns on patient care in medical specialization
Harvard University professor Dr Lawrence D Egbert told the American Society of Anesthesiologists that specialists focus on technical aspects while neglecting patients psychological needs. He said surgeons and radiologists may avoid eye contact with patients for self interest and warned this de humanizing trend leads to patients entering operations unprepared for their conditions.
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Probe Set Into Youths Death In Novato Gymnasium
UPI reports authorities probe the sudden death of Wayne Leland Lammers a Novato boy who collapsed while playing basketball in a school gymnasium. Officials scheduled an autopsy to determine cause as attempts at resuscitation failed after he lost consciousness Saturday.
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Pacificaires win regional barbershop contest in California
The Pacificaires of Reseda California will represent the Far Western District at the next International Competition of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America. They won over three other California Arizona and Utah groups in a regional Saturday night event. Runners up included Rumnersiup Ringers San Jose Berkeley Crown City Goodtime Music Co Pasadena and Vigilaires Scottsdale. Thirteen choral groups entered the contest with Phoenix winning the chorus competition followed by Reseda Salt Lake City and Arcadia.
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UN Anniversary Observed in San Francisco Events
The United Nations marks its anniversary in San Francisco with a gala for UNICEF and seminars on replacing the Peace Corps with a UN program. Italian ambassador Piero Vinci will address the crowd after a welcome by Mayor Joseph Alioto.
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County board to hear appeal over Hayward High expulsions
The Alameda County Board of Education will weigh an appeal by Jay Jelincie, 17, one of four Hayward High School students expelled by Hayward Unified School District trustees after last month's campus fight that led to the school’s closure. The hearing in room M4 at 224 West Lewis Avenue, Hayward, is at 8 p.m. It will be closed to the public unless Jelincie’s attorney requests an open hearing. Separate hearings for Geneva Hil, Will Hawkings and Gary Don Alexander are expected next week.
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Oregon rodeo star leads after Grand National event
Larry Mahan of Brooks Oregon ties for saddle riding lead at the Grand National Rodeo after another strong showing. Winners include T J Walters from Kirkville Missouri in bareback, Guy Pinkney of Napa California in wild calf roping, and Ken Stanton of Weymouth California in Brahma bull riding. In the world championship jumper Sweepstakes Little Egypt wins go-round with John Gross Calabasas California first, Marcia Williams Pasadena California second on High Hopes, Barbara Simpson Edmonton Alberta third on Australis.
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Final day of narcotics hearing reveals illegal drug shipments
A House Select Committee on Crime wrapped hearings after learning a manufacturer shipped 2 million amphetamine pills to a Mexican address tied to a Tijuana golf course. Bates Laboratories' Irving Udell claimed no intent to violate laws, while agents showed shipments to nonexistent addresses aiding a Mexican-based drug ring.
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Tunney's daughter found alive in Europe under doctor care
Gene Tunney's daughter, Mrs. Wilkinson, 34, of Milwaukee, who disappeared Aug. 26 after plans to meet her family in Oslo, is alive and under medical care in a Western European city. Her condition is serious but not critical, a spokesman said. Tunney and his Stamford, Connecticut-based wife were delighted and relieved by the discovery as her husband prepared to travel to Europe.
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Water rate hike fees claim 'moral victory
Public Utilities Commission examiner Carl Coffey recommended a small rate increase for Citizens Utility Company, prompting praise from Union City Tamarack Knolls and Niles committees. They opposed the firm’s 188 percent request, citing substandard service in areas served by about 3,200 customers in Fremont and Union City.
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Zanuck Weds Linda Harrison in Private Las Vegas Ceremony
Richard Zanuck 34, president of 20th Century Fox, married Linda Harrison 24 in a private Sands Hotel ceremony in Las Vegas. Harrison, under contract to Zanuck's studio, stars in Brackets World. It was Zanuck first marriage since his 1967 divorce from Lili Gentule. The couple will honeymoon in Los Angeles.
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Fremont Data From Audit Bureau Circular
Fremont CHIC 122 Camel 4538 YAEM AFA audit bureau circularion information fragment mentions figures and codes in a terse listing. The readable bits show organizational acronyms and reference numbers without a clear narrative or event.
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Mead on marijuana laws urging medical treatment over punishment
Anthropologist Margaret Mead told a Senate subcommittee that harsh marijuana laws harm society and that medical and social approaches should replace punitive penalties. She argued youth risk and outdated Puritan views require reform, noting prohibition analogies and calling for broader treatment and research.
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Parole request case links McCormack aide to Brown
Los Angeles Times reports former Gov. Edmund G. Brown, a lobbyist friend of John W. McCormack, asked to intervene in parole for a California convict after a caller claimed to be from McCormack’s office. Brown said he was given a name and that McCormack did not press him.
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RFK pressure linked to Voloshen dismissal
New York based report says Robert F Kennedy pressed for Nathan Voloshen's removal from the House Education and Labor Committee staff amid a federal probe into influence peddling. Time magazine notes Voloshen tied to payroll as a labor consultant since 1961 under Rep. Adam Clayton Powell.
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Berkeley law students report high marijuana use
A Berkeley survey of 99 to 101 law students found 73 percent had used marijuana and 15 percent had tried LSD. The study, publicized Sunday, was by Ellen Green and Bruce Blumberg for a Stanford law seminar led by professor Doh Kaplan.
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