Bombings Rise in California Amid Military, Revolutionary Ties
Los Angeles AP reports California faces rising bombings tied to revolutionary and militant groups. Officials note more sophisticated devices and broader targets, ranging from government buildings to police establishments. statewide data show 354 incidents this year, with 4 deaths and 61 injuries, marking a sharper surge than in prior years.
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The Daily Review 10 Cents 76 Pages Vol 78 No 335
The Daily Review issue details its price and page count, listing Vol 78 No 335 for a specific date. It marks 76 pages of news and an edition structure typical of a daily paper.
Muskie lambasts Nixon on tax and Vietnam at Pleasanton speech
Sen. Muskie using a Labor Day rally at Alasseda County Fairgrounds criticized the Nixon administration for favoring the wealthy with tax cuts while urging a $35 billion emergency relief plan for local governments and a broad consumer credit program. He urged withdrawal from Indochina, calling Saigon support unworthy of America's principles and lamenting stalled war progress.
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BART Repairs Underway After Gopher-Driven Cable Fault
Bay Area Rapid Transit crews replace seven miles of electronic cable along the Southern Alameda County line after discovering gopher damage. New workers lay seven sleep-guarded days to resume testing, with project costing about 700 thousand dollars. A coating of flood-proof concrete will seal the trench using a machine similar to liquid concrete pourers once the cable route is reinforced.
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Racial unrest and school openings hit across the nation
Protests marked the second wave of desegregation in schools with nine protesting mothers arrested in Pontiac Michigan and clashes in Jacksonville Florida as districts pushed ahead with court ordered busing. In Pinellas County high schools opened early to complete routes by midmorning amid tensions and violence.
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Black Boycott Shocks Georgia Schools Sparking Tense Reaction
In Bulloch County Georgia a one week boycott by black students ended amid claims of unresolved grievances against the school system. Reports describe clashes and rock throwing in a nearby city as tensions rose around desegregation and responses to a landmark Supreme Court decision. Local officials and residents weigh next steps as protests continue to loom.
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Fatal melee at rock fest roils Watsonville crowd
At a Monday night rock festival in Watsonville California a brawl broke out among motorcyclists Mexican American youths and surfers. A cyclist was killed and several others injured in a conflict lasting over an hour before law enforcement dispersed about 4000 attendees. Peter Michael Montera 26 of Long Beach Calif died from stab wounds. Police rounded up about 150 for questioning as most injuries were treated at Watsonville Community Hospital.
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Weather Outlook Promises Sunny Skies Through Tomorrow
The forecast calls for sunny skies through tomorrow with a high near the upper 700s to upper 800s. Tonight's low is expected to reach the high 90s to low 100s. More weather appears on page 27.
Assassination Bid on U S Ambassador In Phnom Penh
Unsuccessful attack in Phnom Penh as a bicycle laden with a plastic explosive was pushed into the ambassador's path as he rode past an alley. Cambodian police seek a lone youth seen pushing the bike about 10 feet into the road. Ambassador Swank was unharmed and informed hours later.
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Preschool population declines in the 1960s United States
Washington AP report notes a sharp drop in preschool children during the 1960s with under age 3 counts falling from about 21 million in 1960 to around 17 million in 1967. A research team from the Washington Center for Metropolitan Studies cites a steady decline amid shifting birth rates.
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Highlands resident fights delays over rezoning and housing plan
Ralph Digby and his wife, long-time Highlands residents near Hayward, faced 25 years of road and zoning hurdles. After California State College’s arrival nearby spurred city interest, Digby sought a 24-unit two-story apartment project on Cal Avenue. The permit was denied amid harsh criticism, labeling his plan and commitment as inadequate, while he pressed lawmakers to reconsider.
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