Saigon to Free Nearly 3000 Viet Cong Prisoners
South Vietnam announced it would release nearly 3,000 Viet Cong war prisoners during Inauguration celebrations at President Nguyen Van Thieu. The move prompted a U S call for reciprocity as U S military officials warned of potential surges in attacks and civil unrest during the period.
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Senate defeats repeal of Taiwan defense pledge
The Senate narrowly rejected repealing a 1955 resolution authorizing U S intervention to defend Taiwan, vote 42 to 40. Administration officials warned repeal could invite miscalculation by Beijing, while the State Department said Congress would not authorize troop commitments. The administration indicated the 1953 resolution is a dead issue, as Kissinger warned Nixon could veto a vetoed aid bill with IndoChina restrictions.
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Halloween date confusion across Pleasanton area
Area residents debate whether Halloween should fall on Sunday or Saturday with city officials in Pleasanton Dublin Livermore Hayward and Castro Valley issuing varied guidance. Mayors and councils note unofficial decisions to align with UNICEF drives and community events while some districts plan weekend trick or treating and costume activities amid inconsistent calendars.
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Swordfish Mercury Clamp Threatens Interstate Sales
FDA bans swordfish over 0.6 parts per million mercury in interstate trade, while Massachusetts and California fish processors seek federal court relief. Commissioner Edwards urges Americans to stop eating swordfish as FDA officials review sampling showing most tests exceed safety limits, and cross state shipments complicate enforcement.
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Windy forecast for South County with small craft warnings
A windy, cool forecast for South County warns of gusty north winds from 15 to 30 mph. Tomorrow’s high in the upper 60s with lows in the 30s and 40s. Further details on page 17.
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Nixon welcomes Tito with pomp in Washington
President Nixon greets Yugoslav leader Tito with a ceremonial red carpet welcome at the White House. Despite weather forcing no helicopter arrival, officials staged a formal reception with the Air Force Herald Trumpets and Marine Band. Both leaders reaffirmed friendship and pledged steadfast, peaceful cooperation between the United States and Yugoslavia.
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Reapportion plan cuts Bee district in Alameda County
The plan redraws Southern Alameda County Assembly districts reducing Carlos Bee's 14th District by over 10 000 residents and shifting areas toward Robert Crown in the west Hayward and Oakland segments. It also shifts portions toward Anna Wan and the 25th District, affecting San Leandro Hayward and Pleasanton areas.
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Hayward Cable Franchise Debate Narrows Near Decision
City hall edge narrows as Hayward officials weigh cable TV franchise with proposed amendments. Mayor Howell and Councilman Oakes clash over timing while representatives from Cablevision and a consultant seek workable terms before a final vote.
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Pei Yale
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What Will Racism Charges Mean in San Leandro
A fragmented account questions how racism charges will affect San Leandro amid tensions over discrimination. It cites a National Commission Against Discrimination study funded by federal agencies and addresses who "they" are, race housing, and potential government actions on housing and community integration.
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