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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1968
Page
2
Vatican City reports Pope Paul VI condemns the God Is Dead theology as an atheistic mentality from the United States. He warns the Catholic Church faces arbitrary change and concerns over secularization, stressing the church’s historic hour is not serene.
South Vietnamese paratroopers moved toward the A Shau Valley to cut off North Vietnamese supply routes. The operation supported by B52 bombing targets trucks, bunkers, and infiltration paths along Highway 547 and toward Hue, amid ongoing Mekong Delta clashes and overall casualties updates.
In Mexico City authorities questioned three U S citizens linked to the search for James Earl Ray. They said one man resembled the suspect and was detained briefly with no charges pressed before release. Mrs Pearl Kennedy, mother of Daniel Kennedy, said there was no connection to King’s death.
Legaspi City Philippines ashes from Mount Mayon choked seven deserted villages as First Lady Mrs Ferdinald B Marcos flew to aid 20000 refugees. President's wife comforted mothers children and elders sheltering in school relocation centers after the 1284 foot volcano erupted briefly ending a 2 year sleep.
The Takaraupt A facility in West Java, capable of producing about 60 percent of Indonesia's dynamite and other explosives, has been completed according to the official news agency. The plant will enhance national defense and industrial output under state supervision.
AP reports Redwood High School principal Donald Kropa seeks non renewal of Elizabeth Ry Blodgett a 12 year physical education teacher claiming unprofessional image. Blodgett weighs 252 pounds in January and weighs two pounds lighter weekly while supporters cite her coaching record and student praise. A hearing is set next Monday at 9.
SACRAMENTO AP says a Democratic senator won Senate passage for a multimillion-dollar tax break to aid the movie industry. Senator Ralph C. Dills cited Watts showing 30 percent unemployment while Hollywood inked 42.6 percent jobless rates. The measure, 27-6, ends the inventory tax on film rights by removing intangible values.
In Sacramento the Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee debated two Burton oil tax bills aimed at raising about 49 million annually by ending a 27.5 percent deduction and imposing a two percent tax on California oil. Testimony grew heated as William Bennett accused lawmakers of dishonesty and threats, while Rep. John Quimby countered that industry influence taints the debate.
SACRAMENTO AP Major measures to tighten California UC control were shelved by the Governmental Efficiency Committee on Wednesday. One proposal sought to place UC regents under direct legislative authority and abolish their autonomy. A second would hold the university president responsible for actions on all campuses. The panel did approve two measures increasing legislative oversight of state colleges, requiring gubernatorial appointments to boards and public disclosure of lobbying expenses.
SACRAMENTO. Legislation to place the University of California Board under legislative control stalled in the Senate Governmental Assistance Committee. The constitutional amendment by Senator John G. Schmitz was killed and sent to an interim committee for study.
Donald L. Grinsky, chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, doubts backing an Assembly-passed bill to loosen marijuana possession penalties when the measure comes before his committee next month. The Assembly has passed AB 172 tightening controls on dangerous drugs and mandating grand juries in counties. AB 71a adds a sixth grand juror. Other actions include budgetian measures and uniform provisions for state employees.
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