Sunday sports wrap with close college wins
Chabot College escapes Foothill 1 14 as Owls surge late. Injured QB Mike Jacinto returns to rally Cal State past Humboldt 20 17. USC dominates California 28 0 at Berkeley. Stanford edges Oregon State 31 24 with two Bunce TD passes. Indians trail at half but Bunce leads late rally. See Sports.
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Two New Columns Debut in Daily Review
Roger Caras writes about environment ecology and pollution in Our Only World on Page 19. Molli Nickell offers homecraft tips in This Week’s Homecraft on Page 25.
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Daily Review
Roger Caras
Molli Nickell
Alioto Faces Election Test In San Francisco Mayoral Race
Mayor Joseph L. Alioto confronts a crucial test in a small field mayoral race. Polls show him neck and neck with challengers Dianne Feinstein and Harold Dobbs as debates focus on life in the city and whether San Francisco is becoming a polluted, skyscraper laden West Coast Manhattan.
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Joseph L. Alioto
Fife
Dianne Feinstein
Harold 8. Dobbs
Manhattan
Bush decries U N hatred after historic UN vote
U N Ambassador George Bush criticized the General Assembly mood as ugly and filled with hatred after the vote seating Red China and expelling Nationalist China. He said the scene transcended expected celebration and was marked by intense hostility.
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George Bush
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China
United Nations
Soviet French Peace Pact Leaders Sign Coexistence Declaration
Soviet Communist Party leader Leonid Brezhnev and French President Georges Pompidou sign a declaration of peaceful coexistence in Europe. The pact rejects force or threats against neighbors but fails to agree on reductions of Western and Communist forces in Central Europe. Page 10.
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Georges Pompidou
Europe
Muskie Signals 1968 Bid During New Hampshire Swing
Senator Edmund Muskie of Maine indicated he is likely to announce his Democratic presidential candidacy around the start of the year during a one day tour of New Hampshire where voters go to the first primary on March 7. He told about 40 people that the time is approaching and a rush of announcements will follow.
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Hayward
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Normandy Drive
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MacDonald
Canon
Hayward Dow
Kosygin Ends Cuba Visit After Talks With Castro
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin wraps up a two day western trip that began in Canada and included high level discussions with Cuban Premier Fidel Castro and President Dorticos. Castro and Dorticos bid him farewell at Jose Marti airport in Havana as Havana radio broadcast the event monitored in Miami.
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Canada
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Kosygin
Havana
Jose Marti
Havana Radio
Miami
Review Hayward California 7B3 61 11 Vol 77 No 24
A single newspaper card notes the Review edition from Hayward California. The item lists issue number 77 24 and indicates a 25 cent price for the 124 page publication.
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California
Fire’s aftermath tests families left to rebuild
A feature on the lasting impact of fires beyond the flames. It follows survivors, insurers, and responders, detailing how homes burn away but memories and routines resist. It highlights individual stories from Hayward Newark and surrounding areas, including victims and helpers.
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