Redwood Firms Agree Not To Cut In Redwood National Park Area
Four lumber companies extended a moratorium on cutting timber in areas proposed for a redwood national park in northern California. Miller Relim Redwood Co Georgia Pacific Corp Areata Redwood Ltd and Simpson Timber Co said the extension would last at least 60 days while awaiting Senate action on park legislation. US Senators Jackson and Kuchel urged continued restraint as lawmakers weighed a broader national park proposal.
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UPI
Redwood National Park
Calfornia
Kenry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Thomas H. Kuchel
R-Calif
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Georgia Pacific Corp
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Simpson’ Timber Co
Johnson
Congress
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Harald A. Miller
Fenteal Coast
Relli
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O¢Ean
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Aaustern
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Pamplin
Georgia Pacific
South County Fire Responded to Multiple Distract Fires and Medical Calls
The Southern Alameda County fire department logged 8 a.m. activites including grass fires and vehicle or structure alarms across Hayward Newark Fremont Pleasanton and nearby streets. Responders handled resuscitation equipment calls, reported grass and brush fires at various addresses, and investigated multiple alarms and service calls with units deployed through the morning.
The Daily Review Publisher and Stamp for Post Office Notice
A garbled publication page from The Daily Review lists Floyd Sparks and William Chilette as staff and advertising for a post office matter. It references Harvard College and obscure acts, with incomplete contact details for correspondence. The address appears as Bok 3127 Hayward Alameda County California with a San Leandro office and mixed phone numbers.
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Daily Review
Floyd Sparks
William Chilette
Labred
Post Office
Harvard
Hayward
Calibama
Winton
Aye
Alameda County
California
Leanoro Oifice
San Leandra
Sniper Victim Dies After Berkeley Shooting
Oakland AP report Dwight Lee Walton died Monday at Highland Hospital from a temple wound inflicted Aug 20 by a bolt action 22 caliber rifle used by a man firing at three persons in nearby Berkeley. Walton was among the victims in the shooting spree with the assailant under investigation.
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Oakland
Dwight Lee Walton
Temple
Highland Hospital
Walton
Berkeley
Crash Kills Area Airman Richard Kruse in Pleasanton
A Navy airman Richard Kruse 20 of Pleasanton died in a car crash near Kingston New York while a passenger. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Erman Theodore of Santa Rita Road Pleasanton and a student at Amador High School. Kruse enlisted in March 1965 and was stationed at Brooklyn Naval Air Station. Survived by brothers Steven and Erman Theodore and sister Vicki.
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Richard Kruse
Kingston
N.Y
Erman Theodore
Santa Rita Road
Amador High School
Kruse
Brooklyn Naval Air Station
Steven Kruse
Vicki
Theopre
Vietnam War Tempo Rises With Marine Losses Reported
The report notes increased tempo in the Vietnam War with Marine casualties and missing personnel. A Phantom crew suffered deaths, while a Marine unit east of Con Thien clashed with North Vietnamese forces near a frontier outpost.
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U.S
Con Thien
Marine
Conf
Peace Talks Envisioned As Result Of Viet Vote
Officials weigh possible Viet Cong influence after Saigon candidate Deu j, the 12th hopeful, wins 17.1 percent while Throw-Kylicket leads with 45.7 percent. Mortar and artillery fire target U S Marines near Con Thien as airstrikes raid suspected gun positions. U S Army 25th Infantry reports a 6 hour clash with a reinforced Communist company leaving three Americans dead and 83 wounded. airman Charles Van Hozzer, 24, of Rancho Cordova, is identified among casualties.
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Troong
Inhi Dau
Deu J
Hanbi
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Ile
U.S
Charles van Hozzer
Rancho Cordova
Sacramento
Margaret
Auto Strike Deadline Approaching
Ford Motor Co faces a looming strike as UAW negotiators seek a guaranteed annual income, substantial wage boost, and equal pay for American and Canadian workers. William E. Simkin of FMCS and two aides observed the talks while Ford officials doubt a strike will happen. If a shutdown occurred, 27 states would idle workers and halt 1968 model production with 95,000 cars at dealers.
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William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Ford Motor Co
Reuther
Ford. Mater Co
Malcolm L. Denise
Ford
UAW
TV Radio Strike Sparks War Of Wages And Taped Programs
The strike, continued from page 1, hinges on union support with AFTRA pledging aid in return for NABET backing AFTRA’s walkout last spring. Officials say broadcasting will persist as networks rely on libraries of taped programs.
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AFTRA
American Federation of Televisin
Radio Artists
O'Sullivan
Aftras
NABET
Desegregation Starts as Busing Begins in Sam Mates
San Mateo district launches desegregation plan with 330 students from imbalanced schools to ride buses to 18 other schools starting Wednesday, announced by the Board of Education president.
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San. Mateo
UPS
Sam
Board of Education
Reagan calls special session to fix 145 million school finance bill
A special session opens to correct a drafting error in a 145 million school finance measure. Reagan vetoed several bills to curb spending, including welfare and Cal-Vet benefit changes, and signed over 100 bills to wrap up 1967 legislation. A veto override history remains scarce as oppositions seek fiscal balance.
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Reagan
H E
Assembly
Senate
Body Found Near Falls In Yosemite
Two brothers from El Monte found a body in a deep pool near Yosemite Falls. The deceased is believed to be John Gunn or Kenneth Klein, missing hikers from July 28 near El Capitan, with identification pending after a ranger retrieval.
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Yosemite National 2
ARKAP
Yosemite National Park
Yosemite Falls
Dennis Runyan
Ronald
el Monte
Wa- Santa Monica
Cascades
John Gunn
Richmond
Kenneth Klein
San
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