Weather Brief Mix of Temperatures and Winds
Fragmentary weather note reports mixed temperatures and wind shifts. It mentions warmer Tuesday with highs around 83 and lows near 41, cloud cover in the morning, and winds from the south to southwest at 10 to 20 mph then toward 6 to 8 mph Tuesday.
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Newark Council Reverses
City council reverses a prior measure amid unclear wording and disputed funding steps. The resolution stalled as council members debated timing and scope, with several speakers urging tighter limits on proposed spending and project sequence.
Bee Budget Fight Tangles City Hall Budget Clash
Council sparred over a $1,940 cut from the council portion of the budget and added $2,600 for a clerk-typist. Bee urged restoring $1,965 for public influence while opposing extra BART subway spending. Officials debated including actual expenditures versus study figures as final budget plans loom.
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College District Receives Federal Funds Award
William Collins announced Fremont Newark Junior College will receive £41 540 in federal funds. Of this total 25 274 dollars funds approve the district’s work study program for the 1967 68 college year.
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Reagan Defends California Mental Health Spending
In Sacramento Governor Howald Reagan assailed a high powered propaganda campaign distorting his plan to stabilize mental health funding. He spoke to a statewide television and radio audience to defend the reform effort and urge support.
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Tampa riot and guard call amid mental health policy debate
Turmoil in Tampa included a five hour riot with sniping, looting and arson injuring at least 14 as police and National Guardsmen mobilized after a slaying and burglary suspect incident. Sheriff Beard warned arrests for group gatherings while 235 state troopers prepared across 15 counties.
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City considers plans for police building and post office site
The council discussed a mission plan continuation regarding the interchange and urged the state to begin construction. A Por de contract with architects for the design of the city's permanent police facility was reviewed. A report on proposed central post office site location in OC City noted the council rejected a plan to build at Fremont Boulevard and Country Drive intersection.
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Phones Lowered at Oakland Naval Hospital for Wheelchair Patients
Telephones at the U.S. Naval Hospital in Oakland were lowered to improve access for wheelchair users. Marine Lance Cpl. Michael A. Crawford was among wounded veterans benefiting from the adjustment, enabling easier communication and mobility within the facility.
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Israel Premier Eshkol Rejects UN Peace Dictate
Israeli Premier Levi Eshkol said on Monday night the United Nations must not dictate Middle East peace terms. He blamed UN inactivity for Arab attacks and the Six Day War, praised a cease fire, but vowed Israel would not return to former armistice lines. He accused the UN and U Thant of removing safeguards by pulling the UN Emergency Force from the Sinai and warned Arabs that Israel will defend its borders. The UN Security Council cancelled a scheduled session, citing delegates' exhaustion, with a new session planned for Wednesday if needed.
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Planners State Short Agenda at Newark Meeting
The Newark Planning Commission will consider a one tier agenda at their 8 p.m. meeting today in the third floor conference room.
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French street design review spurs housing boom in Paris
Paris planners study architectural plan for two four unit apartments on Newerk Boulevard between Cedar and Brittany avenues. The review notes evolving tastes from whisky to wine and a surge in demand. Gallons sold annually rise from 175,000 in 1659 to about 1 million today.
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Fremont Planning Meets Amid Delays and Rezoning Contests
Planning session last night reviewed stalled district actions with approvals revoked for a subdivision due to missed steps. Rezoning items linger while flood plain changes and flood control projects advance, and a proposed pet shop use in Hub was approved.
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Legislation Seen Boon To Tax Rate
Legislation AB 272 urged by residents to assemblemen and the governor could boost property tax relief. If approved the measure would raise the state budget apportionment from 57 percent to 71 percent, reducing local taxpayer burden from 1.7 million to about 1.3 million of an estimated 44.5 million next year.
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Five-year-old Wade Skinner Hit by Car in Newark
Wade Skinner, a five-year-old from Newark, ran into the street and was struck by a car driven by Lynn Ralph Arnold while children played nearby. He was taken to Washington Hospital where authorities said injuries did not appear serious. The accident happened in front of 5 Ester Baine Avenue.
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Israel Faces Red Threat From Soviet Ally League
The Soviet Union and six European nations warned on Saturday that Israeli forces must withdraw from occupied Arab territories. They pledged a resolute rebuff if Israel did not comply with the ultimatum.
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