Platform Okay Sought Dirksen Attacks Demo Leadership
The 1960s GOP platform in Miami Beach faced internal dissent as Dirksen assailed Kennedy era lawlessness and violence while urging party unity. He framed the Nixon Reagan Romney lineup as broadly acceptable aside from objections to the platform’s stance on crime and big business, pledging a future GOP to restore order and oppose antiwar sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami] Beach
UPI
Tey
Everett M. Dirksen
Viena
Dirksen
Kennedy
America
Cleveland
Democra
Meyer
Romney
Richardsson
M_ Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
GOP
Solingen
Senate
Police Busy With Series Of Thefts In Fremont
Fremont police investigated a series of unsolved burglaries and petty thefts yesterday. Calvin Payne reported construction tools stolen from a building at Niles Boulevard while thieves pried a vent opening. Some tools were removed from Mission Valley development on Mission Boulevard by prying a hasp. A gas station theft yielded stamps valued at 41.50, and another station loss involved eight twenty dollar bills. Ted Lodge faces possible lie detector testing after reporting a SIG missing from the cash box. A final petty theft involved fishing gear from Victor Beichmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Calvin G. Payne
Ronald Court
Niles Blvd
Mission Valley
Mission Blvd
Fremont Blvd
Joe P. Maynard
Ted E. Lodge
Sig
Lodge
Victor Beichmouth
Sievengan Blvd
Arcus Publined by The Daily Review in Fremont
The disputed publication by The Daily Review from Fremont, California, references circulation orders and office contact details. The fragment mentions The Arcus, decoupled lines, and a court order number 21454 tied to a California Superior Court matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Review
Jack Moorhead
Businesser
Superior Court
California
Alameda
Fremont
Center Square
Poverty Unit Guidelines Pressed in County Hearing
County officials discussed representation and voice for target area groups in the poverty program. The seven South County cities share board seats while county and school district reps from Fremont Newark and Union City contend broader governmental and organizational balance is needed. Supervisors want expanded labor religion education and business input as directors work to form a new structure and programs amid leadership changes with Roberto Acosta replacing Ricardo Ontiveros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey
South County
Commuunity Action Program Agency
Fremont
Newark
Union City
Desfroy
Newark Union City
Roberto Acosta
Ricardo Ontiveros
Council Delays Approval Over Adjacent Shooting Range Hazard
The project faces delay as staff cites potential danger from an adjacent shooting range. Developer Hail Duke deflects responsibility onto the Sportsman's Club. A separate west Mission Boulevard project by Lloyd Bradhoff adds 1,500 homes on 200 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hail Duke
Burda
Sportsman's Club
Mission Boulevard
Prone Avenue
Lloyd Bradhoff
Newark Budget Proposals Trim Staff Conference Funds
Newark city councilmen cut the preliminary budget appropriations for staff conferences and meetings by 50 percent from 6961 to 3939 dollars. The session also considered in service training program funding across various city departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Nixon Battles To Halt Southern Defections In Primary Race
Miami Beach reports show Richard Nixon amid shifts as rivals Reagan and Rockefeller gain and Carter floats open convention. Delegates tally 649 Nixon, 238 Rockefeller, 96 Reagan with 1,331 total, as Nixon seeks a risked but steady path toward the Republican nomination. Nixon pledges not to push policies on delegates and signals possible South-leaning balancing choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
UPL
Richard M. Nixon
Ronald Heagan
Nixon
Nelson A. Hockefeller
Richard Nixon
At & P.m
Reagan
South
Rockefeller
Southern
Border State
Hilton Mazal
Sirom Thur
Supreme Court
Mond
S.C
Georgias
School Budgets Approved Amid Tax Debates and Health Pay Hikes
District voters approved the budget by 832 to retain funds for dependent health insurance premiums for all district employees, adult education financing, and junior high programs. Trustees opposed to the health insurance rise but supported the 4 cent increase for adult education and junior high programs. Officials warn salary raises depend on state funds, while broader tax proposals face resistance in Newark and Union City. The discussion touches on governor hopefuls and potential shifts in tax policy affecting education funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Union City
Newark
Howard
Samarrom
Soviet Iron Ore Reserves Exceed 8 Billion Tons
A Soviet government report cited by Tass on Tuesday states iron ore reserves in the USSR surpass eight billion tons. The claim underscores massive mineral resources and potential industrial capacity for the Soviet economy, though details and regional distribution were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Tass
Coroner Seeks Probe into Castro Valley Man's Death
The county coroner asked Fremont police to investigate the death of John B. Williams 24 of Castro Valley who died Monday from injuries suffered in a fall from a roof a month earlier while unloading roofing supplies in the Brookvale housing tract Fremont. Williams who was an unemployed assembler died at Washington Township Hospital after treatment. Funeral arrangements are pending at Chapel of the Valley in Castro Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Castra Valley
John B. Williams
San Miguel
Castro Valley
Brookvale
Fremont Boulevard
Washington Township
Williams
Fremont Unified School District budget showdown at board meeting
Fremont district trustees debate a $22.2 million budget and a 30 cent property tax hike to fund a 9 percent across the board pay raise. Teachers protest a 2.5 percent raise, citing overbudgeting by $1.4 million. Final adoption expected after a public hearing, with a special meeting possible before the Saturday deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Unified School
Irvington
Fremont Rto
Inspectors Get The Goat In Fremont About Backyard Goats
A Fremont resident called the Chamber of Commerce to ask if a castrated goat could be kept in a residential backyard. Building inspector Norman Forrest said city zoning forbids it even if castrated, and staff cannot check every goat situation. The inquiry highlighted gaps in handling unfamiliar pet requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Sloan Sucher
Norman Forrest
Fane
Forrest
Fremont Newark Junior College District budget hearing
Trustees review Fremont Newark Junior College District 1958 89 budget of 1 275 921 with a 62 cent tax rate at 8 p m in the district board room 650 Washington Blvd Fremont. Supt Epler will seek Alameda County Supervisors approval to issue a 4 137 043 bond increment and bids for new instructional equipment costing 348 72H 20. Student body revisions demand loyalty oath for officers and board action on architect Ernest J Kump for the permanent campus at Hudsonson Ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Newark
Snow
Ernest J. Kump
Huddleson Ranch
Kump
Stalled Southern Pacific Train Cited For Blocking Fremont Road
Fremont police cited a Southern Pacific freight train for blocking Warms Springs Boulevard for 20 minutes causing a traffic stack up of three vehicles. Officer Richard Phillips noted the caboose stopped 20 feet north of the intersection amid past complaints from the fire department about crossings. A prior incident on July 9 involved a 97 car train blocking Nursery Avenue for 42 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Fremont
Oficer
Richard Phillips
Warms Springs Boulevard
Warm Springs Boulevard
Nursery Avenue
Cops Claim GM Union Distorted Dope Case Facts
Police and GM spokesmen deny company knowledge of the undercover drug probe at the Fremont plant. Detectives say about one quarter of workers may be involved, with 5 arrests pending as investigators note major layoff timing and discuss ongoing efforts to prevent drug activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GM Union
Wright
General Motors
Lemond
Set
Vert Si
Wget
O'F
Bert
Mare
Jensen
Lemmond
Fremont
Duane Watson
Bay Area
Hospital Board Plans November Election of Two Directors
The Washington Township Hospital District board will prepare a resolution tonight for the November election of two board members. It will meet at 4 p.m. in the board room at Washington Hospital, 2000 Mowry Ave, Fremont, where Dr James Gearhart, secretary of the medical staff, will present recommendations for doctors or staff membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township Hospital
Washington Hospital
Mowry Ave
Fremont
James ¥. Gearshart
Sister City Committee Meeting Tonight at Olive Hyde Center
The Sister City Committee plans a 7 p.m. gathering at the Olive Hyde Center on Mission and Washington Boulevards. The agenda lists reports and plans for the Pathfinder Days celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Olive Hyde Center
Mission
Washington Boulevards
Also Mentioned on This Page
Member Audit Bureau Circulation
Poverty Unit
UPI Tel
Hilton Plaza Hotel
Dick Nixon
Robert M. Andrews
Howard Ja
Calaway
Alabama
John V. Lindsay
New York
Charles & Percy
Edward Brooke
Altol
Heagan
Fface
Tristees S
Stan” Richards
Johi Samarran
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Lister
Oh Fone
Justee
Charles Boose
Lermend
DR. Lee Hightower
Chiropractor
Maple Street
H Hospital Board
Sister City
Poos IE
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!