Housing Code and Revitalization Plan For Hayward
City inspectors target high violation districts Central Business District District L and District N as part of the Community Revitalization Program. State changes allow warrants for health and safety inspections while maintaining a non punitive aim to fix code breaches across 1,224 dwellings surveyed with 5,021 needing attention and 2,848 for possible large scale projects.
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Central Business District
Southern Pacific
Jackson Street
Harder Road
Western Pacific
Mission Boulevard
Valle Vista Drive
Canestro
Hayward
George Herron
Carnival To Assist Others Throughout the Neighborhood
A community carnival raised funds for muscular dystrophy with prizes including sports ball sets from teams such as the 49ers and Giants. Proceeds reached about 259 dollars before final tallies, aided by Karen and Cynthia Patterson and local volunteers drawing in nearly 200 attendees from beyond the neighborhood.
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San Francisco 49Ers
Oakland Oaks
San Francisco Warriors
San Francisco Giants
Oakland Athletics
Karen
Vance Patterson
Tarman Ave
Cynthia
Patterson
Lawmen Mobilized In Florida Rioting
Florida riot response escalated as Gov Kirk ordered state agencies to back St Petersburg and Pinellas County. National Guard mobilized after a three hour morning disturbance injuring nine, with tear gas used and eight stores looted. City officials closed liquor sales and banned gasoline container sales as police blamed a planned harassment by a group of youths.
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ST. Petersburg
Flx
Claude Kirk
Gulf Coast
Kirk
National Guard
Pinellas County
Lynn Andrews
St. Peters
Tho
Andrews
Avenees
Harold C. Smith
Smith
Humphrey evokes Kennedy ties in draft rights plan
In a bid linked to Senator Kennedy and President Kennedy, Hubert Humphrey outlines a draft reform proposal. He backs a Fairland Impartial Random system starting at age 19, limits deferments to hardship or conscientious objection, and allows two years of college before service.
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Humphrey
Fairland
National Advisory Commission
Livermore Couple Injured In Interstate 80 Crash
A Trucker and a Reno wedding party were involved in a deadly crash on Interstate 80 near Livermore. James Myers and his wife Ree were seriously injured, Jewel Andrade 22 was treated for minor injuries, and groom James H. Byers Jr. 78 and his mother were struck by another vehicle. The bridegroom died, and four others were hospitalized at Tahoe Forest Hospital in Truckee.
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Myers
Donald
Oakland
Reno
Dent
California Highway Pa
James Myers
James GC
Andrade
Davis Way
Ree
Jewel
Alise
James H. Byers Jr
Tahoe Forest
Truckee
Explosion Cuts Power In Downtown Seattle
An underground cable vault fire caused a violent explosion in Seattle's downtown business district. A manhole cover was blown high, three 13,000 watt power lines melted, and power was cut for over three hours across a 40 block area. Fire officials attributed the blast to vapors from lubricants igniting insulation. A Tacoma man was burned by flames escaping the vault at Second Avenue and Stewart Street.
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Seattle
Gordon Vickery
Alfred Evan
Tacoma
Wash
Second Ave
Stewart St
Reprimand Kills Youth in King City Crash
A mother’s speeding reprimand for 17-year-old George Louis Chavez led to tragedy on Highway 101 near Greenfield. Chavez, who had parked to hitchhike home, stepped into traffic and was struck by a second vehicle. The second driver fled the scene.
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UPI
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Dolly Inclusion
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Havyrare
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Theng
Mik SL
Don Neandre
Cali
Fas
Chavez
Nixon Walkout News Caps Nixon Agnew Civil Rights Push
Nixon faces walkout protests as LA Lakers star Chamberlain urges another meeting with Nixon and Agnew at Mission Bay resort. Dr Glenn Olds leads a white group planning the next step while Agnew defends his civil rights record and touts a strong campaign.
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Olds
Policy On Vietnam War May Cause Demo Split
The report outlines divisions within the Democratic plan on Vietnam as Humphrey and McCarthy vie for influence. McCarthy aides hint at a potential minority report to press their stance at the Chicago convention. Democratic contenders seek a clear Vietnam settlement while Republicans express cautious support for a non surrendering yet peacetime approach.
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Chicago
Mclenvern
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Miami Beach
GOP
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
Humphrey
Czech Link To Germans Opts For Dialogue In Trade Ties
Czech Foreign Minister Jiri Hajek said Czechoslovakia will maintain contacts with West Germany but full diplomatic relations are unlikely soon. He noted talks will focus on trade and economic matters while hoping democratic forces in Bonn progress. A Communist Party spokesman had labeled West German Social Democrats part of the democratic group.
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Prague
Jiri Hajek
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Hajek
Bonn
Crechoslovak
Communist Party Central Committee
Social Democrats
Christian Democrats
Benn
Long Wins Battle of Conservatives in Louisiana Primary
UPI reports Senate whip Russell B. Long won a landslide Louisiana Democratic primary by 86 percent as conservative support shifted against Justice Abel Fortas. George Wallace backer Maurice Blache conceded after 1,552 of 2,428 precincts counted, while three Black voters tested rising black political influence in races including Reps Waggonner, Long, and Hebert.
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New Orleans
UPI
U. S. Senate
Russell B. Long
Supreme Court
Abel Fortas
George Wallace
Louisiana
Long
Maurice P. Blache
Fof Covington
Blache
Sen. Long
Joe Waggonner
Pisin
Speedy
Longy
Jena
F. Edward Hebert
Apartment Unit Planned In Fremont Boosts Construction
Fremont plans for a four unit apartment complex near Paseo Padre Parkway progress after Gilbert Harrison Sr. and Speedy Longmont contest returns. Judge James N. Lee Eugene Gardiner filed for permit to build four units at 41209. votes show close contests with two four man fields failing to secure a majority. U.S. Reps John Rarick and Edwin Willis face second primaries after weak first round totals.
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Gilbert Harrison Sr
Speedy Longmont
James N. Lee Eugene Gardiner
Speedy Long
Paseo Padre Parkway
U.S
John Rarick
Edwin Willis
Winds Delay France Hydrogen Bomb Test at Tahiti
Strong winds blowing toward populated areas forced a postponement of France's first hydrogen bomb test at Fangataua lagoon northeast of Tahiti. Nuclear physicists had deemed all systems ready for the explosion, as officials reported a projected delay due to weather conditions.
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Tahiti
UPI
France
Carlton H. Pecot
New Column on Change Challenges by Eric Hettar
Holter's weekly column starts today in The Daily Review Section 3 Page 12. Philosopher author and former longshoreman Eric Hettar discusses why drastic changes grow harder to manage in modern times.
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Holter
Daily Review
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