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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1968

Page

1

President Johnson says he will not seek another term

President Johnson announces in a televised address that he shall not seek or accept the nomination for another term, calling the decision completely irrevocable. He avoids indicating who might succeed him and notes possible candidates Humphrey Kennedy and McCarthy, as debate over the 1968 Democratic race continues.

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Reagan pitches voluntary state tax withholding plan

Sacramento AP says Governor Reagan floated a voluntary system allowing Californians to withhold state income taxes via payroll deductions through banks, likened to Christmas clubs, while remaining opposed to withholding. He delayed the top tax reform goal to 1969 as lawmakers balk at rapid action this year.

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California GOP block Nixon bid at Reagan convention

California Republican Assembly volunteers backed Gov. Reagan favored son Ronald Reagan at the 44th annual CRA meeting while defeating a surprise pro Nixon movement. Max Rafferty won unanimous CRA endorsement for state schools chief as Thomas Kuchel faced a concerted challenge for the June 4 senatorial primary.

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Council Faces Mayor Pay Proposal in Hayward

The Hayward City Council weighs a proposed pay boost for the mayor and council members, with a plan to raise mayoral pay to 301 a month and council compensation to 10 800 annually. The issue, tied to a broader election cycle, was discussed by a citizens committee and includes a $40 monthly expense allowance. The council could pass the measure by ordinance, as part of several sensitive items on the agenda. The feature notes the vote hinges on the upcoming municipal election and the panel of local leaders involved in the deliberations.

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Johnson Orders Bomb Halt to Promote Peace Talks

President Johnson halted most U S bombing in North Vietnam in a new bid to push peace talks. He urged Ho Chi Minh to respond positively and said the limit could end if restraint is shown. Britain and the Soviet Union were urged to help move toward genuine peace in Southeast Asia. Officials noted concessions and ongoing air strikes against targets in the North could end early if North Vietnam shows restraint. Ambassador W Averell Harriman and Llewellyn Thompson were named to represent the United States in talks, potentially in Geneva or other suitable venues.

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Reagan Sharp Criticism Of LBJ Vietnam De-escalation

Sacramento governor Ronald Reagan sharply criticized President Johnson for de escalation of the Vietnam War. He questioned the timing of the withdrawal and warned that Californians, including young men, were dying as the nation debated peace and re election. He suggested the move would shape political trajectories and criticized Johnson’s handling of the war.

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Dem Leaders Seek Alternate To RFK McCarthy Candidacy

Democratic leaders weigh an alternative to RFK and McCarthy as Humphrey’s potential nomination draws focus. Johnson’s surprise withdrawal shifts dynamics, with Kennedy and Humphrey contenders and McCarthy remaining a possible option.

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Three Phase Reserve Callup Looms for 66 000 Men

Washington defense officials disclosed a three stage plan to mobilize about 66 000 reserve troops in coming months. The first phase aims to meet roughly 13 500 more troops for Vietnam as authorized by President Johnson. A second phase would replace a Marine unit sent to the war zone, with an unspecified number of Army reservists, perhaps 7 000 to 70 000. The third phase could add troops to replenish the strategic reserve, not exceeding 50 000, none of whom would go to Vietnam.

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Candidates Favor Police Review Plan in Hayward Forum

Several challengers for Hayward City Council seats voiced enthusiasm for a police review board at a Bishop Moreau High School candidates night. Incumbent Councilman Daniel E. Cooper said he lacked sufficient evidence. Councilman John Pappas commented on May 1.

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Jets Restrict Bomb Ban Takes Effect in Vietnam

Saigon reports Johnson ordered halt to most bombing of North Vietnam with exceptions for supply routes and border areas. U S spokesmen say jets restricted to aiding dumps in southern panhandle and strikes near Bang Moi and Tang Ghai rail yard prior to halt. Navy and Air Force aircraft hit Hanoi radio station as part of final strikes before the order.

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