Gunman Held After Bar Fight in San Leandro
San Leandro police arrested 46-year-old Tony Ancona of Union City after a scuffle outside a bar near Litite Latin Club during which a shot was fired. Ancona faces assault with a deadly weapon charges. no injuries reported. Alameda County deputies investigate theft of $1,500 in tools from a shed behind a vacant home on Clawster Road between Sept 15 and yesterday.
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Area Wrecks Fatal To Three
An accident on the Nimitz Freeway near Davis Street in San Leandro left three dead and others injured. George H. Boydston, 47, of Yorktown Road, was treated at Kaiser Hospital in Oakland in satisfactory condition, while W B Johinette, 42, of Hayward, suffered minor injuries and was treated at Oak Knoll Naval Hospital. The crash occurred when a tire blowout struck a car driven by Howard Ford, 47, of Oakland, as two other vehicles collided after the blowout.
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Kaiser Hospital
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Meek Ave
Hayward
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
Howard
Ford
South County Fire Calls Report Fragmentation
Fire department log from Alameda County shows calls in Hayward and San Leandro areas with unclear times and scattered street names. Partial entries mention S241 p.m. near Eversiada Sleeat, Getsreds Avenue, D Street, Ruyd School, and Cotete Place with questionable spellings and locations.
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Sobilieny
Mexicans Said Used As Strike Breakers
Los Angeles AP report notes two U S Labor Department officials investigating claims that Mexican workers are used as strike breakers. The probe examines alleged misuse of green cards allowing employed Mexicans to work in the United States.
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CDC Rejects War Appeal and Opposes LBJ Plan
The CDC rejects a war appeal and votes to oppose LBJ. Delegates from the Continuad Continuum plan to enter a peace state with a June California primary ahead. About 1200 delegates will vote today, but the convention keynote speaker John Kenneth Galbraith did not endorse the plan.
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California
John Kenneth Galbraith
Americans For Democratic Action
Critics Claim Viet Speech Nothing New
Reports on the Viet speech note critics say it offered nothing new. Key figures comment on the president’s address and calls for broader peace talks, while supporters and opponents debate the path to ending North Vietnamese bombing and possible negotiations.
Johnson signals possible talks with North Vietnam
President Johnson suggested readiness to talk tomorrow with North Vietnam or dispatch Secretary Rusk to meet the North Vietnamese foreign minister if there is willingness on their side. He cited diplomacy at the United Nations and noted secret talks could begin at a lower level if bombing ends.
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Delayed decision on temporary recreation area in San Leandro
The San Leandro Planning Commission postponed a ruling on permitting interim recreational use of industrial land. The Glass firm and San Leandro Manufacturers Association pressed for study while planners, Glass, and Anchor Hocking Glass Corp debated a four to five year driving range proposal for employees. Public hearings were set on rezoning near Trojan shoreline, Fairway and Doo lite drives, Marina Boulevard, and related development plans.
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Egroup
Chor Hocking Glase Corp
Actiog
Trojan
Fairway
Doo‘lite
First dental ether anesthesia in 1846 by Dr Horton
This Day In Review recalls 1846 Charleston dentist Dr William Horton extracting a tooth with ether, and notes historical moments across years: a Munich 1938 peace conference, Chamberlain’s promise of peace, Eisenhower appointing Karl Warren to the Supreme Court, Mississippi riots in 1962, and Louis Kaufman Anspachter’s thoughts on marriage.
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Charleston
Mass
Germany
France
Britain
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Neville Chamberlain
Dwight Eisenhower
California
Karl Warren
US Supreme Card
University of Mississippi
Fe Ie
Huddleson Ranch Gains Support For Ohlone Site
Fremont area planning for a new Ohlone college site shifts as Huddleson Ranch is praised for its potential. Earthquake fault concerns on the southern acres are dropped while negotiations continue on a reduced 420 acre plan at the Mission district location. Chamber leader Dar Stransky notes the price remains $4,000 per acre despite acre reduction.
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Ohlone
Skidmore, Ramous, Qwings and Merrill
San Francisco
Huddleson Ranch
Missions District
Mission San Jose Chamber of Commerce
Dar Stransky
Iissier
Up Tor
Huddleson
Seene
Able
Crossword Puzzle Clue Scramble Figures Incomplete
Puzzle fragment shows scrambled wordplay and misread phrases likely from a crossword feature. Readable bits include hints of a 2a clue and references to Berber and Ratian words. more legible content is needed for a precise clue or solution.
Florida Chief Demands McNamara Resign
Florida Governor Claude Kirk urged Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara to resign, denouncing his Vietnam policy as a failure and calling for an end to his tenure. Kirk described the proposed border wall as a costly, ineffective sieve and criticized Pentagon leadership, signaling possible 1988 vice presidential ambitions while in Little Rock for the Republican Women’s Conference.
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Kentucky
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Pentagon
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Obituary notices for William J Bishop and others in Alameda area
Obituaries list William J Bishop 58 died at Castro Valley hospital with services set for tomorrow in Castro Valley. Also noted are death notices for Genevieve K Hoburg 54 at Martinez, Marie Schuler 52 at Newark, and Mausleunt Omer Forest Williams 65 of Hayward with services in Oakland and Hayward.
Obituary notices for Robert Galli and Clifford Truex
Robert Galli 34 of Hayward died yesterday at Veterans Administration Hospital Livermore he was an aircraft mechanic native of Oakland husband of Marjanna Galli father of Robert Alton OBrien Galli Julia Helene Gallie Vincent Paul Galli and Terry Galli all of Hayward son of Mr and Mrs William V Galli of San Lorenzo brother of Raymond I Galli Fremont and Ronald E Galli and William R Galli of San Lorenzo grandson of Mrs Mary McClure of Oakland burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward Funeral services set at Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward Monday 1 p.m. Clifford Truex 28 of San Leandro killed Thursday when his auto struck a parked tractor trailer on Washington Ave San Leandro native of San Diego served in US Air Force 1957-1963 employed as a trucker for Dana Corp husband of Phyllis Truex father of Michelle Renee Truex son of Mr and Mrs Bryan Truex of San Leandro brother of Tom and Carol Truex services Monday 1 30 p.m. Santos-Robinson Mortuary San Leandro Rev William Grunow Hope Lutheran Church
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Texas
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Margetta Sartain
San Leandro
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Oakand
Robert Galli
Pixon St
Hayward
Veterans Administration Hospital
Livermore
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Oakland
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San Lorenzo
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Fremont
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William R. Galli
Mary McClure
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Estadillo Ave
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Ington Avenue
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Galils Towing
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Sulla
Helene Gall Vincent Paul Gall
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Ronald
Dear Grant
Atrs
Mary AutClure
Caltetesh
Obituary notices from Hayward area include Genevieve Ki I Chung
Genevieve Ki Chung of Hayward dies aged 70s with service details listed at Sorensen Bros Chapel. Funeral mass to be held at St. Bede's Church, interment at Golden Gate National Cemetery. Also notes deaths of Robert Gail and Omer Williams with burial plans, family mentions, and local lodge affiliations.
East Bay Motion Picture and Television Council Meets
Oakland area women's clubs invited to the 1967-68 season opening at Franklin Reece Center. The 10 am meeting on Monday Oct 2 features a workshop about council goals, activities, and setup with questions and information for attendees. Speaker Mrs Charles Colgar, historian and past president, will headline. workshop directed by Mrs Wayne Mooney.
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East Bay Motion Picture and Television Council
Franklin Reece Center
East “Lith
Emile J. Channing
Jrc
Charles Colgar
Wayne Mooney
New Editor At Mt Eden High Leads School Newspaper Lion's Tale
Richard Esparza named editor in chief of Mt. Eden High School's Lion's Tale. Staff includes Maria Ochoa co editor Rene Plunkett news editor Tom Ramirez Judie Colbert feature editors Eileen Hopper Linda Nankin copy editors Angelika Voigl makeup John Trotter sports editor Jim Collins John Vance assistant sports editors Linda Dykes exchange editor Mark Wallace photographer and reporting staff Lisa Carr Greg Fisher.
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Tom Ramirez
Judie Colbert
Eileen Hopper
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John Trotter
Jim Collins
John Vance
Linda Dykes
Mark Wallace
Lisa Carr
Greg Fisher
Union Raps Reagan Over Prison Labor in Merced County
Thomas L. Fitts secretary treasurer of the California Labor Federation AFL CIO denounces Gov Reagan for allowing Merced County fig growers to employ 200 prisoners from Duel Verational Institute.
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Thomas L. Fitts
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Reagan
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IRS Probing Contributors To Big Political Campaigns
The IRS is examining whether businessmen counted political contributions as tax deductions in several campaigns. Reported targets include John Lindsay's 1965 mayoral bid, RFK's 1984 Senate race, Edmund G. Brown's 1962 governor contest, and the Illinois last year's Douglas Percy Senate race. The probe targets contributors, not the candidates, as political contributions are not deductible.
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John ¥. Lindsay
New York
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California
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Two Oakland Men Sentenced for Robbery at Ashland Station
Two Oakland men Edward Sanders, 23, and Cornel Noren, 26, were sentenced for robbing an Ashland filling station at East 14th Street and Thrush Avenue during a May incident that included gunfire with a sheriff deputy. Sanders received a state prison term after being wounded. Noren got five years probation and six months in county jail. They were convicted of taking $200 at gunpoint from the station.
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