Portrait Of A President At Cal State Hayward
Cal State Hayward appoints Dr. McCune as interim president with a new vice president for administration Dr. Robert Kennelly. He aims to work with faculty to reform governance, improve community ties, and plan potential reorganization while addressing tuition and faculty recruitment amid rapid growth.
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Thant outlines five points for peace and regional stability
U Thant emphasizes five guiding principles for solving Arab Israeli tensions and regional security. He warns that free navigation through waterways and recognition of every state's right to exist are essential. He notes the need to address Israeli withdrawal, refugee rights, and terrorism while respecting borders and homeland claims.
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Explosion at Continental Oil Plant Sparks Chlorine Cloud
An explosion and fire at Continental Oil Co in South Baltimore released a cloud of chlorine gas. Firemen and workers were overcome but saved by rapid oxygen and first aid. twelve firemen hospitalized and ten fatalities reported. A mass evacuation was considered but abandoned as flames were contained.
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Crashes Kill on Alvarado Fremont Area
Police investigate a fatal crash near Fremont city line when a southbound 17958 Cadillac struck a truck at Honolulu Distributors Co. The driver, Jimmy Crocker of San Jose, 35, was trapped and died. A second accident sent a Castro Valley man to hospital with a broken leg. Police cited Doris Simpson for failing to yield. A plant explosion raised gas flames, injuring workers after a teflon flange failed.
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Bryn Mawr College Warns Students About Drug Use
Bryn Mawr College officials told students that those planning to use drugs should stay home and not attend classes, as part of a campus warning in Swartemore, Pennsylvania.
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Water tests show no health hazard from Coliform readings
Coliform results flagged an alarm rather than disease risk. One of 16 samples tested positive, possibly due to mineral oil contamination from a pump, while free ammonia tests were negative. Primary King Avenue well shut to investigate odor, as county tests await more detailed results.
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U S Attacks Fail To Halt Heavy Artillery Barrages
Marines moved into the DMZ amid relentless shelling from Communist forces around Thien and Gia Linh. U S planes evacuated to rear areas as Thunderchiefs and MiGs engaged in a near collision in the air near Hanoi, with limited cannon hits reported.
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Air Travel Safety Program Set to modernize navigation system
President Johnson ordered a long range multi billion dollar program to improve air travel safety funded by flyers, airlines, and federal funds. The plan aims to overhaul the entire traffic control system including new equipment and higher outlays across the aviation sector.
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Beulah Shrinks But Leaves Texas Coast Damaged
Hurricane Beulah moved toward the Texas coast spreading debris filled streets and torrential rain. The storm damaged Brownsville area citrus crops and forced thousands to flee, with Red Cross reporting over 30 thousand evacuated. authorities warned of continuing danger as assessments begin.
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Truce Violations Date in Mideast. Israel Egypt Clash Over Suez
Reports say Israeli artillery struck Egyptian boats in the Suez Canal twice with five wounded and one killed, while Egypt accuses Israel of fabrication. Israel maintains ceasefire holds but Sinai boats were hit as both sides claim violations. The UN brokered agreement, led by Gen Odd Bull, aims to keep ships out of the canal pending settlement.
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Rat Bill Clears First Turtle Rat Bill Clears First Turtle
The House tentatively approves a large increase in funds for rat extermination and state health programs by a slim margin. If upheld, the vote could help erase a prior House rejection of the administration's rat control bill.
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Region Breaks Away From Nigeria Declares Republic
Maj. Albert Okonkwo, military administrator of the Ikorich Midwest, proclaimed his state an independent republic marking a new secession in Nigeria amid regional turmoil. The move follows a pattern of regional self assertion amid national strain.
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State Road Deaths Lowest In West
Los Angeles AP report notes California spends most on highway safety research and records its lowest fatal accident rate of 11 in the Western region.
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Ives Almost Like Fiesta Shelter Residents After Disaster
In Brownsville many sheltered families gather at the civic center with children at play and food from portable chests saying it feels almost like fiesta. Social worker Léroy Haverlah Jr. notes relief but fears homes are lost when people return. Nearby Padre Island resident Roderick Devine initially resisted evacuation then left by land with his cat despite orders.
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San Francisco Students Fall Short on State Testing
San Francisco public school results show district students scoring below national averages on achievement and intelligence tests. Sixth graders lag in reading and math, with median scores around 111 and 84 at Twin Peaks and Bayview Elementary schools reflecting income and racial disparities. Civil rights groups pressed for release of the data.
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