Jury reviews film in San Rafael felony protest trial
The jury yesterday viewed a police filmed record of a February 14 protest outside the Independent Journal building in San Rafael. Seven defendants including Joe Reese of Hayward face misdemeanor counts of unlawful assembly and rioting related to the Valentine’s Day incident. allegedly, officers were assaulted though the film showed peaceful picketing and arrests.
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Berkeley Students Demand Union Lettuce From Campus Food Service
A group of about 200 Mexican American students marched on the University of California Berkeley administration building demanding the university buy lettuce picked by United Farm Workers field hands. They urged rehiring laid off part time workers amid a campus boycott that has cut business by half. Jesus Maldonado said a protest vigil will be held at the Chancellor's mansion on Halloween eve.
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Gunman Kills Laughing Clerk in San Jose Market Robbery
AP report from San Jose details a deadly robbery at the J Market at San Antonio and King Road. A clerk, Halen Garcia, 35, laughed when the armed man entered with a masked face, fired into an icebox, then shot her after she laughed again. the gunman fled in a waiting car.
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NYU student Patrice Leary slain in Manhattan apartment
A New York University graduate student, Patrice Leary, 22, was found stabbed and strangled in her Manhattan apartment. Police noted no forced entry, no weapon, and a possible clue a man seen near the building. Detectives say the case is a mystery with insiders and outsiders both under consideration.
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Pilot killed as Crusader jets crash aboard USS Hancock
A Navy Pad Crusader jet fighter crashed on final approach to the USS Hancock near Honolulu, killing the pilot and injuring four crewmen with minor ship damage. The Hancock, homeported in Alameda, is under investigation. the pilot’s name was withheld pending family notification.
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Sabotage Averted On Amador Central Train Run
A sabotage attempt targeted the Amador Central Railroad's lone train carrying Mather Lode forest products from Martell to Tone. An unknown party tried to derail near Sunnybrook south of Jackson with a rail, cross-ties, and an angle iron, but the train halted without damage. Sheriff Marlin warned a conviction could carry the death penalty if injuries occurred.
Annexation proposed to halt gay takeover in South Lake Tahoe
An Alpine County annexation proposal is pitched by South Lake Tahoe residents to block a Gay Liberation Front influence. Businessman Harry Diane city official Norman Woods and attorney Ralph E. Kingston urge Alpine County Board of Supervisors to join South Lake Tahoe, citing a small voter base and alleged plan to dominate the area.
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Bombings strike New York armories and police station
Three homemade pipe bombs exploded within ten minutes damaging five armories and a police station in New York. No injuries were reported. FBI joined the investigation as police connected the blasts to a warning call prior to the first detonation.
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Picketing Spreads to Oakland Waterfront
In a Teamsters dispute with Jones Stevedoring Co. picketing expanded from San Francisco piers to the Oakland waterfront. Teamsters seek representation for two drivers. the National Labor Relations Board probes Pacific Maritime Association complaints. University of San Francisco cancels most classes due to a gastro intestinal outbreak days after reports from campus officials.
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Chiang Kai-shek Celebrates 83rd Birthday Rally in Taipei
President Chiang Kai-shek, age 83, raises a wave to a massive Taipei crowd at a mass rally marking Nationalist China's 59th founding anniversary on October 10. Despite age and a recent car accident he remains active, having led Nationalist China for four decades and tightens his grip on governance.
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News blackout marks GM UAW bargaining shift
Detroit UPI report says General Motors and the United Auto Workers imposed a news blackout on negotiations ending a seven week strike. Union president Leonard Woodcock and GM vice president Earl Bramblett will head probes into national issues while local talks continue. No public comment is allowed during the informal phase.
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Soviet says three U.S. officers planned provocation near borders
The Tass commentary accused a light plane flight carrying U.S. Army generals of violating Soviet air space as a deliberate provocation linked to U.S. overseas bases. The piece framed the incident as part of a broader policy and noted worsening tensions after U.S. statements on the incident.
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Boy on LSD trip found by police in Berkeley
Berkeley police report an eight or year old boy spoke of a “bad trip” after taking LSD on five occasions. He was hospitalized for observation with terror, rapid pulse, and gasping breaths while his family faces investigation. Authorities arrested Richard Acree for furnishing a dangerous drug as the boy’s mother and two men linked to a taxi firm live in a basement apartment.
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