17 Aug 1967
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1967
Page
1
Report notes tension in the area with OEO officials touring to ease the situation. Violence flared in Syracuse, New York, last night as racial unrest disrupted patrols and prompted renewed organizing by marchers.
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara dismissed a London report claiming a 1000 deserters this year in Germany and many fleeing Vietnam duties. Pentagon spokesperson said European Army leaders note antiwar chatter but have little impact on absenteeism. In New Orleans and Syracuse unrest and arrests followed violent protests, with injuries and clashes affecting police and civilians.
An 18 year old Fremont youth named el W. Kelly was arrested in Spokane on charges of interstate transport of a stolen plane. He allegedly landed a $14 000 single engine Cessna 182 at Felts Field after stealing it from the Fremont Aero Club. He held a student license and had about 30 hours of flight time with solo work after 10 or 11 hours. He was to be arraigned today in Spokane court.
The article notes hearings on the Social Security measure suspended until federal action. The Federal Reserve reports July as the first industrial production increase this year and the Commerce Department cites a strong 10.8 percent jump in homebuilding in the same month.
The Daily Review notes William Chit Susinats Masagar as Advertising Director and publisher in Maynard California. The notice lists Winter Ave and Hayward addresses for communications and post office entries, with multiple agency and office references in Alameda County.
Hong Kong papers report the 43rd Army mutinied against Mao in Canton raising fear of clashes with the 47th Army sent from Peking. Ming Pao cites negotiations while thousands flee as two battalions arrived and patrolled. gunfire heard through the night amid disarms by 47th forces.
The House passed a bill making it a federal crime to interfere with civil rights actions and extended protection to police and firefighters in riot areas. Senate expectations are low for full committee approval. a floor debate could trigger a Southern filibuster, per Sen Sam J. Ervin Jr. and others.
A San Francisco heart specialist treated a housewife with a history of rheumatic heart trouble. Prolonged medication and the illness caused potassium loss. Since July 6 she has shown improvement, walking about 200 steps daily, with plans to increase by 50 steps per day until full recovery, then home.
Roger De Ruig of Hayward earned a master of arts in history at graduation exercises at the University of Virginia Charlottesville Va He was among 35 graduates in the ceremony son of Thomas De Ruig of 1752 Langton Way Hayward
San Leandro budget discussion shows total assessed value near 207 million dollars up about 7 million from last year. Council members consider a two cent tax rate cut as city finances reflect higher secured and unsecured property values and a larger tax base.
Des Moines Iowa National Farmers Organization backs a large scale market strike to push prices up. About 20 000 to 35 000 farmers approve the plan at Veterans Auditorium led by NFC President Oren Lee Staley. Strike aims to raise corn to 1 50 a bushel wheat to 2 00 soybeans to 3 00 and withhold at least 50 of crops this fall while securing loans on the held portion.
A San Francisco Bay Bridge crash killed 24 year old Phylis Coriz and injured three companions from a local softball team. Jerridine Davis 28 Winona Castro Arnold 21 and Sylvia Watchman 27, all of San Francisco, were hurt after a game in Oakland. The group had just finished a softball game and were returning home.
Thirteen Hells Angels were arrested after clashes with Oakland police following the premiere of Hell's Angels on Wheels. Ten officers were treated for minor injuries at the Hangover Club after a disturbance at the East Bay bar near early morning hours. Sgt Walter Rivers and two officers responded to a noise complaint at 12:30 a.m.
New York report notes silver dollars and certain nickels may exceed face value as traders anticipate silver dollar trading on the Mercantile Exchange. Dealers, citing law of supply and demand, say silver certificates and coins fetch premiums based on metal content and rarity.
Cabot, Cabot and Forbes of Boston bids on a large Bay Area acreage near the airport. The firm develops the South San Francisco industrial park with strict landscaping and sign standards. Hayward Air Terminal site may follow similar plan if bid wins. The airport land was bought from the city last December for about $1,075,475.
Bay Area officials clash over possible cuts to the Fremont and Union City segments of BART. Fremont and Contra Costa leaders threaten lawsuits while lamenting lost federal funds and urging state help to keep the project on track.
King based on the 1967 reality as he spoke to delegates of the SCLC noting the shift from marches to practical needs like jobs and housing. He urged civil disobedience as Congress fails to address deprivation and poverty, warning against white recalcitrance.
Sacramento investigators ruled out tire failure and found no mechanical defects in the rented truck carrying Berkeley YMCA youths home from a Santa Cruz outing. Witness statements were inconclusive about the driver’s state, with officials saying the cause remains unknown and the accident report will be released soon.
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