Man hospitalised after odd calls target White House
Daniel Marin of 2199 Mann Ave reported threatening calls claiming the President’s life and wanting to lunch with Nixon at Union Station. He told White House operators he is a “Piece of the American pie” and asked to discuss ominous prayers. Union City police say Marin made unsafe claims and identified himself to Gate Ware House in talks before transfer in Highland.
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Pole Say
Atrie Obsee
Daniel Marin
Mann Ave
Nixon
Union Station
Mietli
Union City
Marin
White House
Stark to Meet with Constituents in Eighth District Days
Representative Stark makes his Constituents Day tour across the Eighth District with stops in Bayward Pleasanton Castro Valley San Leandro and San Lorenzo. He plans discussions on inflation and Phase 4 economic plans while taking questions from visitors.
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Forbey
Pete” Slack
Oakland
Stark
Bayward
Southland Shopping Center
Eony Liberty House
Main St
Pleasanton
Pan Stark
Castro Valley Blvd
Castro Valley
Ralph’s Market
14Th St
San Leandro
Downtown Place Plaza
San Leamiro
San Lorenzo
Vie Livermore-Amador Valley
Hayward
Suffocation blamed in death of Alameda Naval Air Station retiree
William Compton 30 of Pacific Ave San Leandro died while a patient in Eden Hospital psychiatric ward Alameda County Coroners report. He was admitted Tuesday for low mood and found deceased in his bed yesterday at 9 am. Tissue paper and cigarettes lodged in his throat. autopsy confirmed suffocation. Survived by wife Madeline.
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San Leandro
William Compion
Pacific Avu
Sant Leandro
Eden Hospital
Alameda County
Compton
Alameda Naval Air Station
Madeleine
Man dies of gunshot wound in San Leandro
Alameda County Coroner reports 45 year old Peter Rebigio died at San Leandro Memorial Hospital two months after a self inflicted gunshot. He had been divorced five years and confronted his ex wife about her dating others on July 6 at his residence. He attempted to wrestle the pistol from her before firing, missing his heart, and telling police his wife was not to blame.
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San Leandro
Peter Rebigio
San Leandro Memorial Hospital
Alameda County
Rebigjo
SS 13Rd Ave
San Teardro
Rebieja
Weinreb Not Candidate in Alameda County Race
An erroneous notice in The Review claimed Ilene Weinreb was running for the District 2 seat on the Alameda County Board of Supervisors. She is not a candidate, though she may comment on mental health care duties at the county level during a San Leandro Democrats meeting tonight.
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Hayward
Ilene Weinreb
Alameda County
Democrats of
San Leandro
Estadillo Ave
Weinreb
Reagan water pollution bill sent to governor
The State Senate approved a measure to curb drinki ng water pollution requiring water firms to analyze water within 24 hours of any significant rise in bacterial count. Prompted by complaints from customers in the Niles Fremont district and Linion City, the bill passed 32 10 9 after Assembly amendments.
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State Senate
Ronnald Reagan
John W. Holmdahl
D-Dckland
Ci Utilities
Niles
Fremont
Decolo
Talks to resume between Teamsters and Chavez workers
San Francisco based talks between the Teamsters Union and Cesar Chavez led United Farm Workers are planned after AFL arranged a fresh round. Teamster President Frank Fitzsimmons said no jurisdiction will be surrendered and contracts won from Chavez’s union will stay with the Teamsters while negotiations aim to resolve the grape grower farm labor dispute.
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Fitzsimmons
Teamsters
Chaves
Fitzsimmans
Probe launched in carrier blast off Philippines coast
An investigation is under way into an explosion aboard a carrier off the Philippines. The ship was towed to Subic Bay for repairs expected to take about 10 days. One crewman, boiler technician Roy Zehr of Castorland, was treated and listed in good condition at Sable Bay Naval Hospital.
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San Diego
UPI
Ant
Remn Oie
Philippines
Pacific Fleet Amphibious
Force
Subic Bay
Sable Bay Naval Hospital
Iee Roy Zehr
Castorland
Mysterious World Trek Continues With Wandering Mule
Globe trotting brothers David Kunst and Peter Kunst renew their world walk in Calcutta with Willie Make It 41, a Portuguese government gifted mule. The plan includes a dash across Australia to Perth and Canberra, then to Sydney, before reaching Minnesota. John Kunst was killed in Afghanistan last year. the surviving brothers seek U.S. help to import the mule.
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Calcutta
India
Europe
Asia
Willie Make It
David Kunst
Avaseca
Minn
Peter
Santa Ana
Calif
Australia
Perth
Willie Makeis
Canberra
Sydney
Willie U
David
John
Unicef
U.N. Children’s Fund
Khyber Pass
Afghanistan
Milaneapolis
Willie Mikell IE
Hong Kong
China
Los Angeles
Hien
Minnesota
Willie
House to pass TV blackout bill debate continues
LoCasale notes limited sellouts threaten local TV for Raiders games within 75 miles of Oakland if the bill passes. Raiders face lost revenue from empty seats and radio income may fall if blackout rules end for Coliseum games later season. KNBR's Hebey Smith cites renegotiations as stations seek NFL terms while Tex Schramm predicts networks may shift to road game telecasts to protect attendance.
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Oakland
Gome
Raiders
Cal
Coliseum
KNBR
San Francisco
Hebey Smith
National Broadcasting Company
NFL
Pye
Lagasale
Dallas
Cowlwys
Tex Schramm
House
Will Swift
Schramm
NPT
RCA to develop oil spill monitor for Alaska pipeline
RCA chairman Robert Sarnoff announced a 10 million dollar fallsafe satellite warning system to monitor the proposed Alaska oil pipeline along 800 miles of frozen terrain. The plan includes microwave satellite stations at pumping sites to instantly alert the icebound port Valdez and extend 24 hour telephone service to remote villages, with broader digital data and television services once the system is operational by late 1975. The project aims to prevent major disasters and improve Alaska's communications with the mainland.
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Anchorage
Alaska
APS
RCA Berm
Robert Barnolf
Arctic
Aso
Sataoff
Sarnoff
Congress
RCA
Vaklez
Ammnet
Sarno
Sarnell
United States
Anchange
Juneau
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New York
Sarnolf
Panel urges rebuilding of state prison in Oklahoma
A UPI report states a special legislative committee unanimously backs rebuilding McAlester prison as a maximum security facility housing up to 480 inmates, about a quarter of those jailed during the summer disturbance. The panel also supports a constitutional amendment creating a full time professional pardon and parole board.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Riolgument State Penitentiary
Diag Mstic Andi
Wich
McAlester
Nixon May Propose Tax Hikes to Combat Inflation
The Nixon administration may seek tax increases as part of a broader inflation fight. Economist Burns suggested options including a compulsory savings plan for taxpayers and a temporary income tax rise with refunds plus interest, and a variable investment tax credit of 3 to 4 percent replacing the current 7 percent credit.
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Burns
Nixon
Bulfe
Congress
Margaret M. Hockley
R-Mass
Playboy survey on sex findings from the study
The Playboy survey reports premarital relations among single women and extramarital affairs among married men and younger wives, based on interviews with thousands in urban and suburban areas. It notes shifts relative to Kinsey data, fewer young men with prostitutes, and broad approval of sex as a component of life.
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Playboy
Kinsey
Kinsay
Two Held In $50,000 Drug Cache Chase
Deputies pursued a suspect through Hayward streets at high speed before a collision near Ramos and Silva avenues halted the chase. Gordon was arrested with 7? grams of heroin and 59 grams of cocaine. Drug street value estimated at $50,000.
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Gothil
Mission Boulevards
Hayward
Grand Street
Winton Avenue
Ramos Avenue
Ramos
Silva
Shevikt
Urbano
Gordon
Talking ballpoint could cut paperwork costs in labs
In Menlo Park California a new talking ballpoint pen from Stanford Research Institute uses a computer linked pen to print and speak characters as written. The prototype sends signals to a teleprinter and voice unit, aiding banks insurers and utilities. Estimated pen cost 25 to 50 dollars with an extra computer.
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Menlo Park
Calif
Stenford Research Institute
SRI
Hewitt ‘D. Crane
Crane
Crain
Cancer research support urged by Nixon advisor in Los Angeles
Dr. Robert A. Good, who advised President Nixon on cancer, urged a full national commitment to conquering cancer. He told reporters at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center that Congress, the President, and the public must back scientific efforts, opposing administration proposals to slash funding.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
United States
Robert A. Good
Cedars- Sinai Medical Center
Congress
Grave plaque dispute over payments and memorial contracts
Mrs Jones battles with Gold over cemetery payments for grave plaque and double depth plots. Contracts canceled in 1972 after a $10 offer and attempts to reinstate with $25 monthly starts, while relief aid and disability support plans affect the case. Gold says exceptions require uniform policy, including removal of unpaid stones if not prepaid.
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Zaid
Jones
Gold
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LoCasale
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