Hayward Doomed Pay Raise for Mayor Defeated
Hayward city council: mayoral salary hike proposal defeated 5 to 0 with Smith and Blichfeldt abstaining. The measure would set Mayor K. Smith at 10 800 yearly, redefining duties to justify the raise. Council urged continued study while noting absence of duty definitions from the committee.
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Pappas
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Oakland
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Vietnam War negotiations stall after Hanoi rejects halt offer
Washington reports North Vietnam refused to discuss a complete U S bombing halt, delaying peace talks. U S strategists cautious about declaring a breakthrough as efforts to restart negotiations continue amid unclear Hanoi position.
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U S Moves To Free Khe Sanh
Saigon reports U S and South Vietnamese troops drive to lift siege of Khe Sanh Marine base. About 6,000 Marines and 1,000 South Vietnamese encircled since January by 10,000 to 20,000 North Vietnamese. Army units push west of Ca Lu toward the Sanh as Pegasus operation continues.
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5.6 Million J.C. Budget Presented
A $3.6 million preliminary study budget for 1968-69 was presented to South County Junior College District trustees. The proposal includes a tax rate increase of one-tenth of a cent. the district tax rate now is 49.8 cents per $100 of assessed valuation.
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South County Junior College
One Man One Vote Ruling Shifts Local School Boards
AFL-CIO backs Humphrey for president as Supreme Court's one man one vote ruling may not affect area school boards. County official notes some districts elect trustees by districtwide vote while others use trustee areas. San Leandro and Castro Valley districts move toward trustee area representation as equality in population is urged.
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High Court
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Chabot College
Market Booms Gullay Expenditures Amid Budget Tensions
New York AP report notes Gullay administration outlines instruction health and transportation services with a $3,070 decrease in capital. Expenditures spur market gains as the budget remains unsettled. Hanoi stance on teacher salaries cited, with talks paused pending unconditional stance on taxes and bombing implications.
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Wisconsin results boost McCarthy and Nixon gains
In Milwaukee Wisconsin Eugene J McCarthy led with about 57 percent while Nixon gained a strong margin toward the Republican nomination The results show McCarthy winning more votes overall than Nixon though Nixon made gains across the field The Wisconsin outcome sets up further primaries as candidates prepare for the rest of the nomination fight
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No Draft Seen By Gov Reagan at Sacramento Airport
Governor Reagan said he sees no presidential draft developing on his behalf and that he never set out to plan a public career. He spoke to reporters at Sacramento airport and said he is looking forward to sitting in a rocking chair on the front porch.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Mystery signals from space spark debate among scientists
Charlottesville AP reports a government space scientist says it is remotely possible mysterious signals from outer space may be galactic navigational beacons for an advanced civilization or interplanetary communications. Kellermann of Green Bank says while uninhabited star objects are likelier sources, intelligent origin cannot be ruled out as pulsars, neutron stars, and white dwarfs are studied by astronomers at the American Astronomical Society meeting.
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Reagan refrains from repealing Rumford housing law
Governor Reagan says veto any bill to repeal California’s open housing law the Rumford Act. He warns removing the symbol of hope for minorities would be unwise while advocating modifications. The remarks came after meetings with Black and Mexican American leaders.
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Sacramento
Reagan
Theumford
Hayward Post Office Plan Delayed by City Council
Hayward city officials deferred approval of a proposed main post office site after critics blasted the plan for shirtfront architecture and warned of traffic, parking, and landscaping drawbacks. The building on the northeast corner of Santa Clara and Elnm burst streets features a mansard roof and a stark industrial rest of design.
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Farle Post Office
Cor‘ter
Santa Clara
Elnm
Weather outlook with increasing clouds tomorrow
The forecast calls for cloudier skies through tomorrow with increasing afternoon clouds. Highs tomorrow near the mid 40s, with modest winds likely up to 35 mph. Dalaba Page 3.
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