02 Apr 1967
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1967
Page
1
U N leader Thant called for unilateral suspension of the Vietnam conflict to halt the war’s increasing slaughter. He urged the United States, with its power and wealth, to take the initiative and seek peace, following a recent return from a Southeast Asian tour.
In Hong Kong reports Mao Zedong denounces Liu Shaoqi as China's Khrushchev, urging mass demonstrations across cities including Shanghai where over a million rallied. Peking radio notes protests against Liu and his book How to Be a Good Communist, framing Liu as a foe of cultural reform and U.S. imperialism.
In New Zealand the North Island timber milling area launches a town wide dirt fortnight from April 17. Litter will not be swept for five weeks to illustrate consequences of pollution and to spur a major cleanup when a later date arrives.
Fragmented OCR reads as a scattered street and transit report across South County and Pleasanton areas. Mentions Calistoga style timing, Vallejo earwood Avenue, HAYWARD, Seana platen, 279 Sarenson train, Pleasanton, Cherryland 78 76, Mullard Street, and alarm notes.
Washington reports AFTRA and the networks ABC NBC and CBS rejoined discussions via the Federal Mediation Service to end a four day strike. Talks labeled exploratory with no sudden action expected as pay and overnire fee splits remain key issues. Newsmen seek 325 dollar weekly base pay plus a higher share of fees, while networks cancel live shows and rely on reruns. Prominent figures Cronkite Dawns and Seahl sign a letter urging steadiness as White House and Johnson administration avoid strike breaking.
An arbitration award settles the long running dispute between Di Giorgio Fruit Corp and United Farm Workers Organizing Committee AFL-CIO. The agreement binds both sides to a contract including a union dues checkoff and unemployment insurance with new minimum wages of 1.65 dollars per hour in 1987 and 1.70 dollars in 1988. The decision also limits the union terms to current Di Giorgio lands and leases, with past land sales to be exempt only for certain provisions.
The readable fragment lists offices and names such as Provident and Publisher a t Part Office Heyward and mentions communications and a box number. Content is too garbled to extract a clear event or notice with concrete actions or dates.
New England AFTRA members blocked TV crews from setting up at Boston Garden on Saturday preventing ABC cameras from covering Sundays Celtics versus 76ers Eastern Division playoff game. Three unions formed a six person picket line, delaying the broadcast in Boston.
Negotiations between New York newspaper unions and five major dailies paused Saturday for rest and reflection as mediator Theodore W. Kheel urged a recess. ITU leader Bertram Powers pressed for a 15 minute cut in the six hour workweek, while signaling chapel meetings to apply pressure on the News to settle contracts that expired Thursday.
General LeMay urged an intensified U S bombing campaign against North Vietnam. He said Washington should declare changing objectives, target Haiphong and key industrial sites, and warn civilians in advance to reduce war losses. He argued destroying North Vietnam’s war capacity could end the conflict sooner.
Reagan seeks party unity and boosts a conservative slate against Kuchel as CRA delegates hear from leaders including Max Rafferty and Gardiner Johnson. May signals hesitation about running while Rafferty urges repudiation of left wing Democrats and a Kuchel critique quiz tests his past GOP support.
Washington dispatch reports Gen. Creighton Abrams Jr. eyed as potential Vietnam commander replacement for Gen. Westmoreland. A broader reshuffle could move Wheeler to NATO, Jolson to Joint Chiefs chair, and open the Army chief of staff post for Westmoreland within 15 months.
U S and allied forces report raids and air strikes across North and South Vietnam led by Navy carrier fliers along the coastline and Air Force pilots in Thai bases. The tally includes destroyed trucks and storage sites, damaged barges, and helicopter losses with crews wounded as Marines report gunfire exchanges and enemy casualties in Quang Tri Province near the DMZ.
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