Student Driver Crashes Into Home. Two Hurt
A San Leandro high school student was cited for driving without due caution after his car went off Chapel Avenue and into a home at 1294 Chapel. Driver Michael Terry Davis, 16, of 152M Elvina Drive, and passenger Sandy Lund, 14, of 14907 Crosby Street, were treated and released from San Leandro Memorial Hospital for facial and other injuries. Witnesses and police described the car as being on the wrong side of Padre Avenue before it crossed Inverness Street, spun out, struck a planter, damaged fencing, and halted at the home’s corner.
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Mavina
Chapel Ave
Martinez, LaVay
Micchael Terry Davis
Elvina Drive
Sandy Lund
Crosby St
San Leandro Memorial
Davis
Padre Avene
Inverness Street
Plane crash victim dies in Bay Area incident
In Castro Valley a 46 year old boy, James Nagel of Wilksborough, died at Eden hospital after a small plane crash on Reds Next Road near Lake Chabot. His father, William Nagel Jr., was killed instantly during acrobatic stunt practice. Funeral plans are underway in San Mateo as the NTSB investigates. A spokesman said there was nothing mechanically wrong with the plane. the throttle was nearly off rather than fully off as first reported.
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Castro Valley
Edenospital
James §. Nagel
Wilksborough
William Nagel Jr
Reds Next
Lake Chabot
San Mateo
National Transportation Safety Board
William S. Slater
Slater
Honor guard for San Leandro Boys Club chief dies
San Leandro executive director Jerry Lyons 49 collapses at a fundraising dinner and dies. His wake is at St. Leander's Church from 6 p.m. tonight with a Requiem Mass at 9 a.m. tomorrow officiated by Father Manuel Alvernaz. Memorial services follow at local lodges after Rosary.
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San Leandro
Jerry Lyons
Robbery at Gamda Mobil Service Station in Hayward
Early morning gunpoint robbery at the Gamda Mobil Service Station on Whipple Road nets $160 in small bills and change. James Humbert, attendant, says three men in a dull black 1958 Chevrolet forced entry, locked him in a lubrication room, and escaped as police were alerted after about ten minutes.
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Gamda Mobil
Whipple Road
Altendant
James Humbert
Fremont
Salins
Humbert
Services held for Mrs. Churchill Hayward
Mrs. Fannie Churchill 53 of Hayward died last Thursday. Services were yesterday at St Christopher's Episcopal Church in San Lorenzo where she taught Sunday school and sang in the choir. A Wichita native and 15-year Hayward resident, she helped found Fairview Nursery School and taught there. Survived by husband Kirby L Churchill son Michael mother Erma Bynum and five sisters including Mrs William Howard and Mrs Julium McCann of Seattle.
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Kan
Hayward
Churchill
Kirby L. Churchill
Michael
Erma Bynum
William Howard
Julium McCann
Seattle
The
Daily Review
Girl Injured in Fremont Lake Plunge
Seventeen year old Mollie Snyder of 6371 Wilkie Place Fremont is in fair condition at Washington Hospital after a Saturday night lake plunge at Bunting Lake near the Niles quarry region. Firemen aided in placing her on a stretcher and Rich Altstatt, 17, of 42938 Charleston Way held her at the water's edge until help arrived. She attends Williamson High School.
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Mollie Snyder
Wilkie Place
Washington Hospital
Aiter
Bunting Lake
Niles Quarry
Rich Altstatt
Charleston Way
Williamson Igh Schanl
Gunmen rob Hayward tavern on Mission Boulevard
Two masked men entered Calando's War on Mission Boulevard Hayward Sunday through a rear door and robbed the bar. They tied up the bartender Donald Vizner and two customers Robert Endershe and Fred Story, taking cash including $7 from Endershe and $20 from Story along with cash register receipts. Police say the robbers claimed a real loaded gun.
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Hayward
Dickens
Fred Story
Eastmith Court
Vizner
Fadershe
Story
Legal center manager dismissed in Fremont hearing
After a long windup hearing that ended at 2 30 this morning the Legal Assistance Center board voted 22 to dismiss its attorney manager Gerald Wilhelm 30 years old The vote followed a suspension from his 1930 per year job on charges including failing to interview all applicants for legal aid Hearings led to a marathon session at Mallos School where Wilhelm cross examined witnesses against him.
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Wilhelm
Heen
Mallos School
Nasser death may fan hatred for U S
The death of Gamal Abdel Nasser could trigger a surge of anger among Arabs toward the United States and the West. The loss of a unifying leader, regional tensions after Jordan’s civil war, memories of 1967, and frustration at the Arabs’ cause may drive renewed violence and threaten oil flows, European economies, and Western influence.
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William L. Ryan
P Spielel Carresgoggent
Gamal Andel Nasser
United States
West
Israel
Hussein
Nasser
Brush fire battles nearly won
A massive brush fire sparked Saturday by a fallen power line near Camp Pendleton swept through the Cleveland National Forest east of San Diego, destroying 250 homes. Across Northern California other fires burned thousands of acres in Sequoia and Los Padres forests as firefighters faced extreme heat, low humidity, and strong winds.
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Cleveland National Forest
San Diego
California
National Forest
Sequoia National Forest
State Division of Forestry
Senate filibuster on direct presidential vote reform stalls
The Senate failed again to invoke cloture on the constitutional amendment for election by direct popular vote. Sen. Birch Bayh leads the effort. the vote 44 to 34 fell short of two thirds. The measure would abolish the electoral college and set a 40 percent threshold with a runoff among top five if no candidate hits that mark.
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Washington
Senate
Birch Bayh
Congress
Cloureault
Mike Mansfield
D-Mem
Bayh
HOUSE
U.S. vows to avoid winter fuel shortage
Washington officials outlined steps to prevent a major fuel shortage this winter. Chairman Paul W. McCracken of the President's Council of Economic Advisers said no homes would be left without fuel, while urging conservation by both households and industry.
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UPI
Paul W. McCracken
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
School liaison patrols to curb on campus issues
Police teams will patrol schools in cooperation with administrators to improve relations and safety near campuses. Officers will be uniformed, with some plainclothes presence for classroom interaction, aiming to deter nonstudents, assist with drug and safety concerns, and strengthen communication with the school community.
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Moffitt
Eden
High Schoo
Waldt
Wald
Stadems
Frank Cooper
Tennyson High
Halson
City police deploy civilian corps to patrol schools
Hayward California will activate a civilian police assistant cadre to patrol schools and assist traffic control starting next month. Five members will wear blazers, work mostly inside headquarters, and focus on community relations while Harrison, a 40 year old with humanities training, leads outreach and speaker programs. Training costs about 3000 dollars funded by a scholarship. program begins after a six week San Jose State course.
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Robert J. Reei
Dale W. Heiser
Harrison
Waldt
Chabot College
Wald Harrison
Sispeak
San Jose State
Commission
Northam California
Manson boast told by actor at murder trial
Juan Flynn, Panamanian born actor, testified at Charles Manson and followers trial that Manson boasted of the killings after the Sharon Tate murders. Flynn said Manson grabbed his hair, pressed a knife to his throat, and claimed credit for all the killings. Flynn lived at Spahn ranch two years as a manure shoveler.
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Los Angeles
Charles Manson
Manson
Juan Flynn
Flynn
Spahn Movie Ranch
Nixon hails carrier crew as essential to peace in the Med
President Nixon spoke from the Saratoga off Naples to 26 000 naval personnel about peace in the Mediterranean. He praised the 6th Fleet's role in the Jordan crisis and vowed an end to the Vietnam war with an honorable peace. Tito will stay in Belgrade to greet Nixon. Edward Early travels to Cairo for Nasser’s funeral.
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Tito
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Edward Early
Cairo
Naples
Mediterranean
Nasser
Korea
Vietnam
Saratoga
Rome
6Th Fleet
Springfield
Nasser death mourned across Middle East and world
News from Cairo Beirut and other cities describes widespread mourning for Nasser. Muezzin voices and church bells tolled while Cairo people prayed. Nixon canceled a U S show of force to avoid inflaming anti American sentiment as Egypt and allies reassessed plans and Tito considered attending the funeral in Cairo.
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Nasser
Beirut
Muegeins
Cairo
Nixon
U. S. 6Th Fleet
Israel
Suez Canal
Stop sub base crisis sparks call for action
Rep Mandel Rivers says the Soviets may be building a nuclear submarine base in Cuba. He urges President Nixon to act promptly, including military steps if needed, to stop the alleged base as hearings are planned on the plan. He warns Eastern Seaboard cities could become hostages to Soviet threat.
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Het
Mandel Rivers
Cuba
Nixon
Rivers
South Carolina
House Armed Services Committee
Flouse
Sovie
Soviet Union
Health care switch loans could shift to private insurers
In Sacramento the Reagan administration floated turning California’s free health care program for the aged and poor over to private insurers. Dr Earl W. Brian Jr. said a 16 member commission appointed by Gov Reagan would advise on legislation to allow the switch. The plan envisions universal coverage at a uniform level with costs based on ability to pay.
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Reagan
Eark W. Brian Jr
Department of Health Care Services
Brian
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