Heat wave breaks as cooling breezes return in Bay Area
After record highs across South County, cooling ocean breezes end smog alert lifted. Hayward Plunge opens today 2 to 5 pm and 6:30 pm–. Fremont Central Park lagoon hours 8 to 4 weekdays and 11 to 7 weekends through Oct 10. Bay Municipal Utilities District reports two day water use records, 350.2 million gallons on Tuesday, far above 218 million on a normal day.
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Pleasanton
Union City
Fremont
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Hast Bay Muhicipal
Hast Bay Water
United States Proposes Permanent UN Seat for Communist China
UPI dispatch from Hayward California reports Ambassador George Bush proposing that the permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council be given to Communist China. The move followed a meeting with over 40 delegations friendly to Nationalist China, signaling confidence in progress toward recognizing China’s representative. US diplomats indicated a final position on Chinese representation remains forthcoming, with optimism for a Taiwan seat while acknowledging Beijing.
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UPI
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China
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Athletics Clinch AL West in Split with Cubs
Oakland Athletics clinched the American League West title last night by splitting a double header with Chicago. The victory secures a berth in the major league playoffs heading toward the World Series. Details on page 27.
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Charles Q. Finley
Oakland Athletics
Chicago
Rockefeller admits hostages killed by crossfire at Attica
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller said no indiscriminate shooting by state police during the Attica prison assault. Autopsies show nine hostages died of gunshot wounds and a tenth from a beating. Thirty convicts were slain in the five day uprising as 25 hostages were freed.
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UPL
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Attica State
Albany
Rockefeller
Henry Siegel
Westchester County
Michael Baden
New York City
Aid Lewis
John Edland
Monroe County
Edland
Lewis
Ingalidl
Union City Chicanos demand police review unit
In Union City, La Raza Unida and allied groups pressed Mayor Henry Vance for a city police review board with real power to set policies screen officers and hear grievances. The ad hoc session at Decoto School drew 50 to 70 attendees demanding police accountability and city residency for officers.
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Mansfield moves to table draft extension amid Vietnam debate
The article reports Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield signaling the Senate would push a draft extension but seeks to rewrite the Gill amendment and press for U.S. withdrawal by spring if North Vietnam frees prisoners. Senator Stennis calls for postponement, while Allott seeks renegotiation for higher pay and Mansfield insists on an end-the-war condition. A White House official warns against failing to extend, citing potential weakening of bargaining position.
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UPI
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John V. Tuntey
D-Calif
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United States
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Tulmey
White House
Nixon
Faliwe
Weather Outlook South County Tomorrow With Clearing Skies
Forecast calls for a day dominated by highs in the 30s to 90s with low clouds and fog in the morning. Skies expected to clear by early afternoon for a warm day. Tonight's low around the 60s with mild winds.
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Dlowitt Fanige
Pat V6
Phosphate Detergent Use Urged by Officials
Washington reports urge wives to use phosphate detergents over nonpolluting substitutes. Officials warn phosphates pollute water by depleting oxygen but claim new substitutes are highly caustic and pose health hazards. Surgeon General Jesse Neinfeld warns nonphosphates may threaten children if misused.
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Sieinfeld
William D. Ruckelshaus
Environmental P Protection Agency
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Food and Brig Administration
Federal Water Quality Administration
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Century City Girl Watchers Hit Controversy Over Week
In Century City California a clash over officially designated girl watching week sparked confrontations between posters and a jury of actors and baseball players. Observers say the event damped the mood as watchers and vendors faced tense scenes and warnings.
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UPI
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Yinbro
Metlon Square
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California
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