LaFleur to lead Fremont Chamber in 1971 presidency
Larry LaFleur head of the California Con serving Co in the Irvington district will be Fremont Chamber of Commerce president for 1971. He was unanimously approved by the chamber board along with other officers including Marvin Mann first vice president Frank Haggerty second vice president and Alan Ghidassi treasurer.
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Fremont
Larry LaFleur
California Conserving Co
Irvington
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
LaFleur
Chamber
Otfers
Marvin Mann
Huh Shopping Center
Frank Haggerty
Alan Ghidassi
Gordon Lindsey
John Brooks
Hitchhiker robbed after pickup on Fremont Boulevard
Gary L. Clark of Fremont, a 71 year old unemployed drug clerk, was picked up on Fremont Boulevard about 1:30 a.m. by a man in a Pontiac Grand Prix. The passenger struck him in the face, threatened death, and stole Clark’s 75 cents in change and wallet before forcing him out on Grimmer Boulevard.
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Fremont
Gary L. Clark
Fremont Boulevard
Grimmer Boulevoir
Clark
Grimmer Boulevard
Car Destroyed In Garage Fire In Union City
Union City firefighters gut a detached garage at 3709 12th St last night. An eleven-firefighter crew and two pieces of equipment fought the 8:53 p.m. blaze, bringing it under control in about 15 minutes. The car inside was the major loss, an adjacent resident said.
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Union City
12Th St
Jirma Maldonado
Area man unhurt after Mont gomery Field plane mishap
A San Leandro man, James B. Pierce of 14700 Washington Ave, escaped injury when his single engine Beechcraft landed gear collapsed at Montgomery Field. The light damage prompted fire units to stand by but no fire threat developed.
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San Diego
San Leandro
Montgomery Field
James B. Pierce
Washington Ave
Fire bomb hits grocer's home in Hayward incident
Kunsang Eng, a proceeds to grocery clerk, reported a Molotov cocktail was thrown at his home at 10 10 p m burning near the front porch and damaging a few trees. Fairview firefighters extinguished the small blaze.
Polls ask for social security numbers under new rules
Alameda County Elections Chief Rene Davidson explains a state law allows adding the social security number to the voter registration affidavit but forbids pressing voters who cannot recall it or refuse it. Officials aim to collect the number when possible, yet must not delay or deny any eligible voter.
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Alameda County
Rene Davidson
Pilot hijacked to Cuba on third time from Miami
National Airlines flight 43 carrying 49 passengers and crew was hijacked Friday night 37 minutes after leaving Miami. Captain Carl Greenwood who had hijacked twice before to Cuba led the flight toward Havana after asking about weather there. The route included Tampa New Orleans and Houston with no indication of a return plan. The airline did not disclose whether a sky marshal was aboard.
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Miami
UPI
National Airlines
Cuba
Carl Greenwood
Greenwood
Havana
National
San Francisco
Tampa
New Orleans
Houston
Burglary Strikes Fremont Home. TV Stolen
Police report says a burglar forced entry at 3495 Eggers Drive in Fremont yesterday afternoon and took a $725 color television while Dennis Rodriguez, 22, was at work. The incident occurred at about 3:15 p.m.
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Fremont
Dennis Rodriguez
Eggers Drive
Unemployment forecast for California reaches 8 percent
Sigmund Arywitz of the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor predicted California unemployment would rise to 8 percent by year end. He cited a State Department of Industrial Relations report showing a half percentage point jump after the election and a survey indicating about 87,000 more jobless by Christmas, on top of 510,009 already out of work.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
State Department of Industrial Relations
Halloween safety warning and scattered fire reports across Bay Area
A chaotic clipping reports police warnings about poisoned Halloween candy and razor blades found in various cities, including Phoenix and Syracuse, with advisories to inspect wrappers. It also notes Jaycee safety patrols in Memphis and local fire calls in Alameda and surrounding areas, plus a Bay Area flood of fire and rescue activity and a misidentified incident in Castro Valley.
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Phoenix
Adz
Syracuse
N.Y
Indianapolis
Ind
Jaycee
Memphis
Tenn
Waukegan
Ill
Donald Crossman
Castro Valley
Carlveyn Drive
Auta Bom
Mary Ann We Heine
Randall Wey
Crossman
Weather Outlook Across Northern California Bay Area
United Press reports a warm spread across the bay area with highs in the mid 80s to mid 90s inland and cooler coastal conditions. North coast and mountain areas see showers and cooler nights, with highs in the 60s to 70s and nightly lows in the 40s to 50s. Light southerly winds turn westerly along the coast, with Sunday expecting more showers from Point Arena northward and mainly fair elsewhere in the valleys and foothills.
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United Press
San Francisco
Bay
Ares
Lew Wight
Ph Fay
California
Norihedry
Rily
Wtout Point Arena
Ukiah
Fort Brigg
Mount Shasta
Tormuhl
Sierra Mevada
Satramenio
Sacramento Valley
Santa Clara Valley
Fairday
Toalant
Senday
San Jose
Livermore Valley
Tos
Sonoma
Rosa Plein
Santa Ross
Sapla Rosa
Tide tables Sunday November 1 listing high and low water
Tide tables for Sunday November 1 show times and heights with listed high and low waters. The fragment mentions a person or location at 44 YS St and a reference to 307108 hk Bunter.
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Hk ‘Bunter
Margret M Sur RYHNS Castro Valley Obituary
Obituary for Margaret M Sur Ryhns aged 61 of Castro Valley who died October 29. Services planned for Monday at 6 p.m. at East Lawn Chapel Oakland for burial at Holy Sepulchre in Hayward and related memorials. multiple lines note survivors and affiliations.
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Castro Valley
East Lawn
Chris Borba
Sth
4Th Streets
Oakland
Diath
Wortom
Lormota
Lucie C. Mortons
Grace Merton
Dublin
Denise Landers
Amasters Mater and
San Francisco
Penmsylvania
Grissom
New Sen Edenea
Lewelling Blvd
San Corenzo
Jack Pa, Wyne
San Serenio Baptist Church
Fclating
Love Tree Cemetery
Hayward
American Heart Fund
Haywards
Terri Ann Grissont
Haywerd
Fostar
Joseph Soto
Haward
Aember
Spars
Conceil Mo
San Lo- Te Ard
Lorenza Mortuary
East Lewatling Blvd
San Lorenza
Hay- Wand
Forelon Wart
Port
Rockford
Illinois
Sereres
Lake Chabot Road
Come Valley
Paentay
Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church
Somerset Ave
Casita Valley
Chapel of the Valley
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Mayeerd
Sorensen Bros
Navwatde
Elvott Paul Sen
Pritway Park
Hayard
Mentha
Imuendants Chapel
Lawrence A
Maynard
Bravty
Washaid
Haaker E. Souza
St. Anthony Loc Hye
California
Hayward Mortuary
Wission Blvd
All Saints Church
Rotary
Holy Sepulcure Cer Stery
Three GM UAW plant settlements ease auto strike
Detroit reports three more contract settlements between General Motors and the United Auto Workers under a news blackout. The deals bring total settlements to 63 of 155 U S plants and seven in Canada, including Willow Run Michigan and a Salt Lake City plant. Leaders Leonard Wondceck and Earl Hramblell attended the sessions as a special subcommittee probes key economic issues.
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Detroit
API
General Motors
United Auto Workers
United States
Canada
Chevrolet Assembly
Willow Run
Mich
Paris
Salt Lake City
Leonard Wondceck
UAW
Earl Hramblell
Watson declared insane and unfit for trial
In Los Angeles UPI reports Charles P. Tex Watson, linked to the Tate LaBianca murders, was adjudged insane and unable to stand trial. Superior Court Judge George M. Dell ordered his commitment to a mental hospital after doctors warned he manifested deteriorating health and risked death from malnutrition, including being fed via tube.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Tate-La- Bianca
Superior Court
George M. Dell
Charles P
Tex” Watson
Detl
Watson
Seymour Pollack
Texas
Pollack
Thieu Rejects Coalition as Floods Cause Destruction
President Thieu declared he will never surrender to the Communists or accept a coalition government. He said North Vietnam cannot win the war, while floods left over 160 dead and about 130,000 homeless along Vietnam's northern coastal lowlands. He spoke before the National Assembly on South Vietnam’s National Day, calling a coalition plan a Machiavellian ruse and labeling supporters as Communist lackeys. Allied operations were largely at a standstill, with Marine helicopters delivering rice as some were shot at and one sank.
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Saigon
Nguyen Vang Thien
North Vietnam
Thieu
South Vietnam
Thien
National Assembly
Demilitarized Zone
da Nang
Quang Ngai City
U.S
Leandro Teen In Critical Condition From Meningitis
Leandro teen Brian Reilly, a San Leandro High School student, is listed in critical condition at Children’s Hospital Oakland with bacterial meningitis. He was rushed from 681 Sybil Ave to Fairmont Hospital after a younger brother flagged a patrolman. Doctors say the stain matches a meningitis outbreak’s bacterial strain, but his physician says there is no need for alarm and urges contacting his doctors with questions.
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San Learira
Children's Hospital
Oakland
Brian Reilly
Sybil Ave
Fairmont Hospital
Ht. Ord
Reilly
Ripley Promotes Independence Bid At Western Electric Plant
San Jose candidate Charles C. Ripley of the American Independent Party campaigned at the Western Electric plant in San Leandro. He urged Congress must declare war, criticized Vietnam policy, and pressed for a naval blockade to free prisoners, while opposing high taxes and endorsing the party’s liberty amendment. Ripley, a GE nuclear equipment design engineer, tours during vacation.
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San Leandro
Charles C. Ripley
San Jose
American Independent Party
U.S. Senate
Vietnam
Western Electric
Ripley
John Tunney
George Murphy
Congress
North Vietnam
General Electric
New Ambulence Two Man Rule Applies Across CHP Calls
California highway patrol adopts new ambulance regulations effective January 1 requiring an attendant with the driver. Both attendants and drivers must be qualified to operate emergency equipment and render first aid. Exemption possible with county health safety input. Alameda County cities report compliance and routine two man dispatching in their services.
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Sacramento
UPS
California Highway Patrol
CHP
H. W. Sullivan
County Board of Supervisors
Alameda County
Edward Blasdeil
Ambu
Bour
San Leandro
Donald Oookee
Don, Becker
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