Oakes Denounces Drive as Smear Campaign in Hayward
Oakes defends freeway plan amid charges of smear tactics. He cites highway division chief backing the negotiated agreement and argues opponents seek to derail his Alameda County Supervisors bid while pledging to protect Hayward and fund the northern freeway route. He warns the projected 20 to 30 million cost could bankrupt the city.
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Marine helicopters suffer battle losses and gear failures
The report notes Marine CH46 helicopters in battle gear sustaining damage with 15 wounded and three observers killed after a rocket misfire. It details helicopter shortages, planned Boeing CH46 stress tests, and U.S. casualty figures amid heavy fighting in the DMZ and North Vietnam.
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Bombing halts DMZ invasion and Chinese troops in Vietnam
Article notes three divisions about 35,000 men moved into the DMZ with a fourth division nearby. Westmoreland cites heavy Communist casualties in an interview. Radio Peking says Yang Teh thih, a top Chinese general, has traveled to North Vietnam. Diplomatic sources call the trip significant amid Hanoi seeking more Chinese aid. An estimated 50,000 Chinese troops in North Vietnam are mostly in construction roles repairing railways highways and bridges damaged by air raids.
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Pacific 2 Satellite Ready for Final Orbital Parking
Pacific 2, a Comsat relay satellite, reported healthy as it nears its final 22 300 mile high stationary orbit. The Delta launch and $3.5 million servicing plan aim to boost transpacific telephone and television relays between North America Hawaii and Asia.
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Body Identified As Fremont Man
The bullet riddled body found in the Oakland hills was identified as Larry Pate 34 of 38000 Camden St Apt 32 Fremont resident. Police say no new leads have been uncovered since the identification and note an autopsy in Hayward shows he died late Saturday. Pate recently arrived from out of state and worked as a jailer.
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India bans Hobbs book in Tandia a government move
A government spokesman in New Delhi says the San Francisco author Lisa Hobbs book India India has been banned in India. He could not say what prompted New Delhi to place the book on the proscribed list.
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France Says US Must End Vietnam Bombing and Israel Concession
De Gaulle urges US withdrawal from Vietnam and Israel to yield Arab land, arguing such steps open a path to peace. He also lauds France’s NATO withdrawal as easing Cold War tensions while Canada and Britain weigh allied positions and calls for a pause in bombing to restart peace talks.
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Teachers Vote On Contract In NYC Walkout Fallout
Thousands of cheering teachers vote at Madison Square Garden on a proposed contract ending a walkout that crippled the nation’s largest public school system. Albert Shanker predicts ratification despite internal union opposition as noon voting faces extension to accommodate early turnout.
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Port wine gains popularity as aperitif worldwide
New York reports that over a million gallons of port from Portugal were consumed globally in 1966. Once a dessert wine, port is rising as a before dinner drink. Sandemann Brothers of Oporto say three-fifths of world port sales now target aperitif use.
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Air Traffic Control Computers to Aid Fremont Center
Officials in Fremont announced a plan to install large scale air traffic control computers by 1989 to track 200 flights at once and coordinate with five radar systems. The system will split positions in seconds, connect to other centers, and require transponder-equipped aircraft to 24 000 feet, with costs and staffing details noted.
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Reagan Not A Candidate Despite National Tour Speculation
Reagan denies candidacy while touring states and fundraising events raise questions of his role. A Harris Poll shows mixed momentum as Rockefeller contends with him for the GOP lineup.
Negro Lied On Detroit Conspiracy
A Detroit News report quotes a man in Wayne County Jail denying a conspiracy to incite white riots. He says he lied on NBC television and that NBC adviser Frank McGee directed him what to say. NBC disputes the name and the allegations as false.
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Hayteard Pair Held In Forgery Attempt
San Leandro police arrested Layton Alfred Johnson aged 18 of 124723 Whitman Street and George Robert Scott aged 21 of 351 Blossom Way after they allegedly tried to cash a stolen $117 check at Grand Auto Store. The check was stolen from a Hayward doctor's office, and the pair faced forgery and possession of a stolen document charges.
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Rockefeller May Embrace Favorite Son Role for GOP
Rockefeller, leading New York's delegation, said he might run as a favorite son at the GOP national convention to maximize impact for the party. He previously supported Javits and spoke during an address to the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce. New York is set to send two delegates to the convention as leaders expect a moderate candidate to oppose President Johnson.
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Outline Sought For Out
Washington AP reports the House orders its Appropriations Committee to draft a $5 billion plan for federal spending cuts as a condition for further money. The vote backed returning the temporary appropriation bill for reconsideration amid a revenue and spending showdown between Johnson and Congress.
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NATO Eyes ABM System Facets at Ankara Meeting
In Ankara NATO defense ministers meet to weigh facets of a limited anti-ballistic missile system for Europe. McNamara says the U S ABM links to 1970s China threat not current Soviet danger and notes projected costs of 35 billion for limited defense or 49 billion for an imperfect system.
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Woman Dies After Newark Shooting Accident
Mrs. Mariel Schuler, 62, died at Washington Hospital from a bullet wound when a pistol discharged after her daughter's boyfriend Basaglia, 23, allegedly tossed it to the floor during a quarrel. Basaglia, of 6247 Dalry Ave, Newark, claimed he loaned the revolver for protection and that he argued with Schuler's daughter Marlees before the incident. Police say the shooting is being treated as accidental and will be reviewed with the district attorney.
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Pleasanton Fatal Car Truck Crash Identified Driver
Pleasanton police identified Troy Dillard, 18, of Ceres as the motorist killed when his car was struck by a locked trailer at the Santa Rita Road off ramp. The car allegedly stopped at a stop sign and turned left in front of a northbound truck driven by John P. Smith, 26, of Oakland, who was uninjured. No citations issued pending further investigation.
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Large Crowd Greets Reagan on California Stop
A huge rally greeted Ronald Reagan during a California visit as he seeks a unified voice for the state in national politics. He aims to head a delegation or shape the state’s influence while avoiding intra-party splits and running independently in June primaries. The crowd strained local hotels and Eureka offered limited lodging as Reagan considered lofty presidential prospects.
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