Fire department calls across Southern Alameda County yesterday
Southern Alameda County fire departments responded to multiple calls including grass fires on Cypress Street 25013, a fire near 182 Russell Way, a dryer fire at 36174 Oriaans Driver in Newark, a vehicle fire on Calaveras Street in Fremont, and a fire near 25457 Whitman Street with further notes of 4510 Pam and 22700 Mary in Hayward, with activity near 4700 block Calaveras.
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California Weather and Political Notes Mixed in Daily Card
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Fire call notes from South County Station road and Mowry
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Compromise Backed To End Plane Strike Crisis
The Senate Labor Committee endorses a three step compromise stance still alive for vote if rejection occurs. The plan, part of a long series of revisions, originated from a conference that included Attorney General Katzenbach and lawmakers Dirksen Javits Morse and Mansfield with Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield.
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Silva's Post Secures Travers Appointment Amid Board Contest
The hospital board, amid legal back and forth, named Travers to fill Silva's post while questioning former member Blacie's absence. Judge Sabraw ruled the board empowered to decide. Tim Stone's vote could not be counted. A 90 day period was noted to replace Lil S. G. Scott as predecessors weighed replacements.
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College Bond Proposal To Go Before Voters
A measure to fund a new college faces voters as district leaders estimate a $12,000 cost for a separate bond election. Epler outlines plans to serve about 1,000 area students in fall 1967, with temporary housing in high schools or vacant buildings until construction completes in about three years. Emphasis will be transfer and technical programs, with industry and community input guiding needs. The college is envisioned to accommodate at least 1,500 full-time equivalent students at opening.
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San Jose Plane Crash Reported Near County Buildings
Police describe a plane crash near San Jose involving the seven story Swenson building and county offices. Officers Ferrara and Gisburne saw the wreckage near the Welfare Building as bystanders and victims crawled free before ambulances and a fire crew arrived. Passengers were all local residents, and the crash prompted emergency responses and debris impact across the county complex.
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Reds Name Lost Pilot
BERLIN AP An East German weekly army newspaper identified Capt Murphy Neal Jones of Baton Rouge LA as the first US airman shot down near Hanoi. The article in Volksarmee by Eduard Claudius former East German ambassador to North Vietnam said Jones bailed out from a flak damaged F195 fighter.
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Notice: Daily Review publication record
The Daily Review records indicate publication details with Ines Floyd Sparky as president and publisher, William Chilcote as business manager and advertising director, and the paper's mailing office in Hayward California. Communications may be directed to Voice Winton P.O. Box 3127 Hayward California.
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Labor Says NAM Gives Reagan Aid
SAN DIEGO UPI The National Association of Manufacturers pledged financial support to Ronald Reagan. California AFL CIO official Thomas L. Pitts described secret conferences at Lake Tahoe with NAM director Richard Cornuelle and an armed private detective at the private home. Pitts said the huddle discussed NAM backing for Reagan and future attacks on social security.
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Air Force Opens Polar Route To Speed Wounded Home
The Air Force opened a 24 hour polar flight service cutting travel time for wounded U.S. servicemen from Viet Nam. The first Ci41 jet landed at Andrews Air Force Base Maryland to inaugurate thrice weekly service to the East Coast hospitals. Wednesday’s flight time from Saigon to Andrews was 24 hours and 85 minutes, less than half the prior Pacific-route duration.
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U S and Reds Reach Pact on Space Rules
In Geneva the United States and the Soviet Union agreed on a framework for peaceful space activity. The accord, from four weeks of U N talks, envisions free access to space and celestial bodies, nonappropriation by states, and conduct guided by international law and the U N Charter.
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Smoke Cohunn Over Hayward
A roofer s tar wagon overheated and overflowed igniting a fire on Bal Harbor Street near Bahama Avenue in west Hayward at about 1 am. Firemen quickly extinguished the blaze as a thick column of smoke rose into the sky.
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Nine GIs Had To Play Dead To Live Through Battle
Nine American soldiers endured a savage battle situation where at least one unit was forced to feign death to survive. The account cites Communist tactics and U S military responses as the key factors shaping the perilous encounter observed from the front lines.
Reds Stop Oil Shippage To Haiphong In Naval Bombing
The Haiphong oil facilities were targeted in a third consecutive Navy strike aimed at storage tanks and pumping stations. Bombing accuracy was praised, yet one pumping station remained intact. U.S. casualties rose with 4 839 combat deaths and 534 wounded, while South Vietnamese forces suffered 200 deaths and allies 12 killed in the period.
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Ohio mother kills self and children in Geneva tragedy
In Geneva Ohio authorities investigated a Wednesday night drowning in which Patricia Smith 24 and her four young children died. A former WAC typist whose marriage had broken up, she was described by her sister as quiet and withdrawn amid the family grief.
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Johnson opposed steel price hike backlash from industry leaders
Amid reports of U S Steel and others considering price increases, President Johnson’s advisers urged restraint while acknowledging inflation concerns. Ackley condemned the leadership as irresponsible as firms like Taland’s, Jones & Laughlin, Armco, Pittsburgh Steel, and National Steel acted, though no firm decision or messages were confirmed from U S Steel.
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Body found near pagoda as Burma woman mourns losses
In Burma a 50 year old Mrs. Smith from Flint Michigan is found dead in a pond near Totingoo seven miles north of Rangoon. She had separated from her husband Wilbur Smith. Earlier bodies of four young children were found in the pond at the John Clay farm. Armco and Jonas & Laughti announce price increases, citing higher costs and weaker earnings, adding strain to wage price guidelines.
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Sacramentan Dies In Rural Fresno County Crash
Sacramento man Billy Floyd Humble was killed in a two-truck collision near Caruthers in rural Fresno County on Wednesday, according to the California Highway Patrol.
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