26 Apr 1969
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1969
Page
1
A brief forecast notes fair and warmer conditions with patches of clouds. Tonight's low near 40s, northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Tomorrow expected highs in the 60s, with continued mild, breezy conditions.
Forecasts cover San Francisco Bay and Southern Alameda to Monterey Bay area with variable conditions. Highs mostly in mid 60s to mid 70s, lows 40s to 60s. coastal winds moderate to brisk, inland areas warmer. Friday through Sunday weather shows mostly fair to warm with patches of cooling marine air along the coast and valley/lowland winds increasing Sunday afternoon.
Three year old Kevin D. Martin died after slipping under a moving Meatbed truck while trying to jump into the vehicle as Tarald D. Martin, 32, drove into the driveway at 574 Bean Court. A neighbor witnessed the incident. the boy was pronounced dead at 7 01 p m at Washington Flospitat.
Dr Mariyn Blacie political science professor at California State College Maynard urged the Black Students Union to reveal the identities of those who struck and shoved her from a meeting. She warned that failure to expel criminal elements could lead to suspension and loss of funding.
A 1d-year-old Newark boy, Michael Gardner, was injured yesterday when his bicycle collided with a car driven by Lance Morris on Cedar Boulevard. Gardner, son of Newark Police Chief William Morrison, had surgery for a fractured leg at Washington Hospital and was listed in fair condition. The accident occurred at 6:15 p.m. No citations have been issued pending further investigation.
Two 17 year old residents of the building helped partialy contain a blaze at M74 Washington Ave late last night before two fire units arrived. Fire Capt Vince Cascagno said Michael Keefe and Martin Neu extinguished part of the fire, reducing damage to about 3500, mainly smoke damage to the apartment and its contents. The tenant, William Jaslya, was not home.
In Sacramento the Assembly Government Administration Committee defeated a bill to outlaw pay toilets in public buildings. Sponsor Assemblywoman March K Fong opened her campaign by smashing a toilet with a sledgehammer at the state capitol. About 200 supporters watched as the all male committee, with a quorum barely present, halted the effort. Chairman Carl A Britschgi said the bill was dead.
An unhurt soldier requested political asylum after being involved in a dawn assault on a carrier near Gmuend, about 100 miles northwest of Vienna. Police described the scene as a hail of bullets low in clarity. The incident disrupted traffic and prompted a manhunt with authorities confirming the offender’s intent remains unclear.
Chaotic notes report station alerts and calls across Alameda and Santa Clara counties including Livermore Pleasanton and San Jose with incidents of grass fires false alarms and car fires. Western Air Lines acquisition talks overshadowed by ongoing airline industry losses as Pacific Southwest Airlines weighs strategic moves.
American f igaleplates and artillery pounded North Vietnamese positions inside Cambodia as a fierce battle raged about 43 miles northwest of Saigon near a base manned by the 25th Infantry Division Frontier City. Rockets and shells from Cambodia struck the base while U S fighter planes and gunships supported the defense. North Vietnamese troops reportedly attacked the perimeter with improvised armor and explosive devices before withdrawing under counterfire.
Defense witness described Pvt Bud Shaw as fearful and hopeless amid a stockade protest. Testimony covered other inmates including Pvt Richard Gentile who escaped, and Lt Gen Larsen's reductions of stockade sentences for several prisoners. Eight convicted, fourteen awaiting trial.
Stanford University moves to cut classified research, drawing strong student opposition and calls for a full board of trustees hearing. Eight protesters criticized the curtailment as insufficient while officials announce phase outs of contracts totaling about $2 million, including radar work at the Applied Mechanics Laboratory.
Paul Haney known as The Voice of Apollo resigns as public affairs chief at the Manned Space Flight Center in Houston after a lengthy clash with NASA official Autian Scheer. He says he has offered his resignation and will pursue other journalism opportunities.
Obituary clipping lists Grace E Jnstch 80 of Hayward died April 23 with funeral rites at Trinity Episcopal Church Maynard and Rosary recitations. Other notices include Mary Casado 62 of Hayward with Requiem at St. All Saints, Alene Mendricks 12 of San Leandro, Robert Wright of Clearlake Oaks, and Grace Josten longtime Hayward resident with services at Trinity Church Maynard. Also mentions Rodrigues family notices and Johnnie Vohnsen killed in Vietnam with burial at Golden Gate National Cemetery.
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