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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1966
Page
3
AP report covers Governor Edmund G. Brown leading a campaign back-woods fishing trip with state officials near Plumas Eureka State Park. He lands three brook trout, emphasizes conservation, chats with local children, and notes the political toll yet progress toward a third term while campaigning against Ronald Reagan.
On vacation Gov Edmund Brown fishes from a rock on his annual field trip with the State Department of Fish and Game. The governor and party rode into Wade Lake on horses Thursday and returned Saturday. Wade Lake sits 15 miles southwest of Portola in the Lakes Basin Recreation Area of the Plumas National Forest. AP Wirephoto.
In Johannesburg a suburban train collision sparked a violent riot as a mob attacked white engineers after the wreck. Police fired, several Africans killed or wounded, with reports of arson and mass ambulance deployment in Croesus Township. Nigeria coup uncertainty also noted with Ironsi held in May.
Hong Kong dispatch notes the Chinese Communist army marking its 39th birthday with a pledge to stay ready in full battle array should war arise with the United States. Despite boasting a three million strong force is fully prepared for any eventuality it appears not spoiling for a fight.
San Francisco AP report says Thomas N Burbridge a UC Berkeley pharmacology professor and former SF NAACP leader in jail for a 10 day trespass sentence from a civil rights sit in at the Sheraton Palace could not attend President Johnson's White House swearing in ceremony for two new Atomic Energy Commission members. Burbridge had hoped for presidential clemency but remained jailed.
A national expansion program by a Marshall Field family owned organization advertises hiring ten men in the area for outside demonstrations two evenings and a Saturday for 21 weeks starting August 6. Pay offered is $500. Interview slots by appointment via answering service 538 2823. applicants should leave name, address, and phone number.
The new Richfield gasoline line touts anti knock power and mid grade options described as the West's finest premium product. It emphasizes improved performance without extra cost if a car requires middle grade fuel.
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