Weather forecast for San Joaquin Valley and Delta region
Forecasts temperatures and winds with little change through Sunday. Low Saturday night 6 to 75. High Saturday 95 to 165. Gentle winds overall except westerly 10 to 20 mph in the delta.
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1967
Page
2
Forecasts temperatures and winds with little change through Sunday. Low Saturday night 6 to 75. High Saturday 95 to 165. Gentle winds overall except westerly 10 to 20 mph in the delta.
City officials press Fidelity Lending and developer Windsor Land Co. to begin street repairs stalled since February. Residents like Lige Shults suffer as occupancy permits hinge on fixes. Improvements on Lido Faire tract and model homes are promised within 30 days with a February completion target.
A Soviet newspaper reported Karakot the Cat finished a long 20 month 120 mile trek to return home. On arrival he found his former bungalow replaced by a modern apartment building and moved in with a family who knew his prior masters.
GM officials dismiss UAW wage and benefit demands as wholly unrealistic and risky to the company’s economy. UAW leaders insist profits from 1963-65 should boost wage gains and seek overtime control and higher pay, while Ford faces similar bargaining pressure.
Washington unions brace for a weekend rail strike as six shopcraft unions threaten walkouts at 12:01 am Sunday after a month long no strike pledge ends. Officials warn of severe economic disruption and potential impact on Vietnam efforts as leaders weigh actions and Congress remains unable to block the walkout.
Newark endures violent looting and street clashes as guardsmen and state police patrol the city. Police exchange fire with snipers amid rioting. mayor and Hughes impose curfews and liquor store closures while federal aid is discussed. LeRoi Jones detained on weapons charges. Broad Street stores close en masse.
The Navy released a secret file detailing Amelia Earhart's last hours on July 2 1937, noting radio contact with the Itasca and a fuel shortage heading toward Howland Island. The documents dismiss Saipan prisoner theories, though a Saipan native report describes a woman resembling Earhart being executed.
The University of California Regents unanimously approve a resolution to discipline students for use distribution or possession of unlawful drugs including marijuana and LSD. The vote followed lengthy debate during a two day meeting led by Mrs Randolph Hearst. Governor Reagan backed the resolution but cautioned on fiscal matters and future funding.
Reporters describe looting and arson as crowds confront police and National Guard presence. At the Fourth Police Precinct on 8th Avenue officers struggle with hundreds of arrests while demonstrators accuse authorities of brutality amid tense scenes on 16th Avenue.
Stokely Carmichael, spokesman for the Black Power movement, denied being in Newark during the three nights of rioting. He flew to London Friday night and did not disclose why he was traveling. A flight stewardess, serving as liaison, relayed Carmichael's denial to newsmen before departure.
Two U S Army sergeants identified as Sgt John Degele of Dallas and Sgt Robert Mack of Seattle were wounded and evacuated from Kisangani after rebels fled the city. Red Cross planes evacuated Americans and Congolese wounded as Kinshasa reported moves to position forces against fleeing mercenaries and Katangese troops.
Newark Chamber of Commerce manager George Cheever announced that the Newark city float with the maids won second prize of 35 dollars for professional floats at the Alameda County Fair. The float has earned multiple ribbons in prior parades.
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