U S Warplanes Break Through Blistering Viet Defense
U S jets from carriers Coral Sea and Intrepid penetrated a dense Soviet built SAM belt to strike Haiphong bridges and invasion routes. Navy fliers attacked 23 anti aircraft sites while air and ground forces targeted DMZ supply lines and harbor infrastructure amid heavy shelling and losses on both sides.
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Reagan Said Running Strong in Georgia
Georgia Republican leaders rate Ronald Reagan stronger than other GOP hopefuls in the state. Romney, touring urban areas including Williamsburg County, is described as the top potential presidential contender, with local figures saying Reagan's Georgia strength surpasses Nixon.
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Crucible Steel Hikes Prices On Stainless Steel
Pittsburgh AP reports Crucible Steel Co, a major stainless steel producer, announced a 2 to 5 percent price increase effective Monday. The move follows Cyclops Corp price hikes and comes amid government urging to hold prices. Two months saw three increases affecting about a third of industry tonnage, with Crucible citing continuing cost pressures.
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Port Ofte publication notice from Hayward California
Fragmented OCR shows a local publishing notice from Hayward California addressing a port or office matter. It mentions San Leandro and Fremont offices with contact details and a vague reference to a director and an act or countess, but the readable text is garbled and lacks clear event details.
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Senator Morton Calls Vietnam Bombing Halt
Senator Morton urges a halt to bombing in Vietnam arguing Johnson was influenced by power centers. He accuses escalation as misguided and says a military solution has dominated for five years with only a brief pause in 1964. Morton criticizes US foreign policy aims and links Vietnam to credibility and economic concerns. He notes Dirksen and Cage critiquing the administration and urges gradual or unilateral military reduction to avoid destroying the society it aims to save.
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Restoration Seen In Medi Cal Cuts Created From OCR Text
Restoration seen in Medi Cal cuts as 80,000 providers face the impact. State Supreme Court settlement discussions linger over services, doctors, labs, and equipment suppliers. The Reagan administration notes no full restoration, while a private firm audits fees and 125 doctors have been suspended for abuses across multiple provider types.
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Bishop Seance and Welfare Clash At State Court
A Sacramento judge ruled cuts legal and the state appeals to the State Supreme Court over welfare service restoration. Williams urged a priority list while delays loom. Confusion spreads as counties cut or maintain pre Sept. 1 levels amid ongoing legal maneuvering and a possible final decision by late November or early December.
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Council Approves Freeway Routing Plan and Controversy
The city approves the Jackson Street corridor as the freeway route despite protests from homeowners and recall supporters. Alan Hart outlines five points including no subdivision acquisitions and planned landscaping. Oakes hires Wilbur Smithams Associates for a $300 study backing the Jackson Street path. Fulchner questions possible conflicts of interest over Oakes land holdings.
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Dinner Devoted To Middle East UNITEM NATIONS, N.Y.
A reluctant social event surrounded talks of the Middle East and Cyprus as Big Four foreign ministers met privately with U.N. Secretary General Thant. The Spokesman said the gathering covered current global issues and regional concerns without detailing specifics.
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Bee Sketches 50 Million South County Road Plans
Bee outlines a 50 million South County road plan with the MacArthur Freeway extension to bypass Hayward downtown. Proposed are lane widenings on Mission Boulevard Fremont and Nimitz Freeway, a multi mile Freeway 640 segment, eight lane I 580 section, and landscaping at the Winton Avenue interchange. Plans include funding for right of way and early financing nudges.
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Kennedy pushes poverty war funds in budget clash
Senate debate centers on expanding the Johnson Administration OEO program amid GOP resistance. Senator Dominick proposes amending GEO to shift preschool training costs to the Office of Education, arguing funds could be found within total GDP. White House opposes the plan as military spending dominates the package.
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Hayward Hills Development Agreement Details Drain Plan
The council discussed a development pact with SODA where developers pay 120 per residential unit before linking to water or sewer systems. The plan also requires property owners to fund drainage as the hills are developed, with the approval in principle but no binding commitment on specific development.
Ganada Urges Balanced Bomb Halt for Peace
Ganada says a bombing halt is only one side of a military equation and that progress toward peace requires both sides making essential concessions. He warns that appeals placing the entire burden on one side have no hope for a peaceful settlement and are relevant only under military victory and defeat.
Bay Area Food Costs Rise 3 Percent in August
San Francisco AP report shows retail food prices up 3 percent in August and 1.9 percent higher than a year earlier in the San Francisco Oakland area. The BLS notes a typical basket costing $1 in 1957 59 now costs $1.16.
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Edith Fifth Atlantic Hurricane Predicted Before Nightfall
Tropical storm Edith strengthens amid warm Atlantic waters, with forecasters predicting Edith will become the season's fifth hurricane before nightfall. The storm follows Beulah in the current activity, posing potential threats along its projected path.
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Californians Trace Poisoning To Bread
California scientists traced the mass poisoning in Tijuana to bread contaminated with parathion. State pesticide lab chief Fred Roth said a half slice of sweet bread helped detect the pesticide after late night work by seven agencies. Officials noted parathion is used on vegetables but should not be on crops near harvest.
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17 Deaths In Tijuana Poisonings
The article reports 17 deaths from pesticide poisoning in Tijuana, with experts including Fred Roth of California's Agriculture Department noting parathion in two children. A milk ban was lifted and residents stopped boiling water as doctors treated victims with antidotes, while a young doctor’s quick action likely saved many lives.
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Churchmen Split Over Vietnam War Debate
Episcopal delegates at the I-day governing convention divided over Vietnam policy, with neither dove nor hawk prevailing. After a long session they adopted a middle-ground resolution stating they could not agree among themselves, noting Christians differ on the war’s wisdom and morality. The debate occurred in the House of Deputies, the lay clergy branch of the episcopal denomination.
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New York Teachers Briefly Rushed Pact for Vote
Copies of a new school contract were rushed to distribution points in New York to accelerate a ratification vote. About sixty thousand copies printed Tuesday night were delivered to five borough schools as the Executive Board and Delegate Assembly consider the pact. UFT members were expected to vote Thursday morning to return teachers to classrooms.
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