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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1969

Page

1

Former priest and labor leaders fined for Safeway protest

Six men including Richard Groulx of Dublin and four high ranking labor officials were fined 125 dollars and given six months probation by Oakland Municipal Judge Martin Puli after pleading no contest to disturbing the peace at Safeway national headquarters in Oakland last May. Police cleared the conference room as company officials declined to join the grape boycott sponsored by the farm workers organizing committee.

Usyward Richard Growls Dublin Safeway Sores National Oakland Oaklash Martin Puli Groulx Alameda County Central Labor Council Walher W J. O'Donnell St. Joachim's Church Hayward Russell Crowell Art Carter Ore Contra Costa County Labor Council Larry Theng United Farm Workers’ Organizing Committee Felix Ytom Safeway Farm Worksr's Organizing Committee

Attack at SAN LEANDRO Golf Course Injures Three Ducks

Police investigated an incident at the Marina golf course where a shooter wounded one duck and injured two people nearby. A third duck reportedly died, with a possible bullet hole found on its crest. City employee Frank Green reported finding the dead duck near a pond as officers noted muddy footprints and partial flashlight fragments at the scene.

San Leandro Marina Frank Green

Teen Injured In Auto Chase In Hayward

A high speed chase from Fremont ended in a fiery crash into a Hayward lamp post injuring 11 year old Richard T Posada of Fremont. Posada, 2831 Jackson St, fractured leg and was listed in satisfactory condition at Eden Hospital. He was cited for driving too fast for conditions and driving without a valid license.

Hayward Fremont Eden Hospital Richard T. Posada Jackson St Nallee Posada Driscoll Road Mission Boulevard Harder Road Gulixe Hames Tate

Fremont Boy Drowns In Creek

An eight year old Fremont boy Rand y Troy Conners drowned after entering Ain mes Creek near Decata Road. He was pronounced dead at Washington Hospital at 3 45 pm after being pulled from the water by Wayne Johnson and Robert Bruton who had warned others. He leaves two brothers and two sisters.

Fremont Ainmes Creek Decata Road Randy Troy Conners Jim Conners Vincente St Washington Hospital Wayne Johnson Diaz Robert Bruton Hvalina Neive Johnson Michael Shelton Bru Ton

Bay Agencies Seek Oil Spill Impact Study in Bay

The Association of Bay Area Governments plans to ask the Army Corps of Engineers to use its San Francisco Bay Delta hydraulic model to map probable consequences of an oil spill in San Francisco Bay. ABAG also backed funding requests for Union City and Alameda County projects and approved a criminal justice information plan contract.

Association of Bay Area Governments Army Corps of Engineers San Francisco Bay Delta San Francisco Bay ABAG Corps Frank ©. Boerger Union City Alameda County Alvarado Park Crow Canyon Road Castro Valley Fullerton Systems Science Development Corporation Bay

Phone Cable Cut At Plant Westfab Manufacturing Co

Fremont Westfab Manufacturing Co faced a day of no phone service after a cable into the plant was cut by a picket. Police logged two calls as repair crews were blocked, with a rock damaging a company van windshield. Westfab employs 40 people making truck springs amid a two month labor dispute.

Fremont Hayes G. Marion Hayward Robert G. Bishop Telephone Company Pote Seymour Collins Westleaf Westfab

News Highlights Inside Review Ravaged Gulf Coast

Inside Review reports Gulf Coast recovery efforts after widespread damage. Brief items note government response, aid distribution, and community resilience as pages cover regional impacts and ongoing reconstruction initiatives.

Nixon and Park pledge Korea defense at San Francisco meeting

Nixon and Park pledged continued Korean defense and cooperation during a tense San Francisco meeting. Officials noted shared concern over North Korean Communists and the Vietnam war tensions, with the leaders acknowledging sacrifices and mutual support amid a crowded California Room event at the St. Francis Hotel.

Ade Westoosh Park Sary Panne San Franvises Ia Ae Seoul Nixa Korea Vietnam Nixon Banque Republic “of Richard Nixon St. Francis Hotel Guet Park Ching Hee

Nixon Park visit stirs protests and police clash in San Francisco

Thousands greet Presidents Nixon and Park at the Presidio and Union Square while protesters chant against the war. A handful disrupt with a rope noose and a man is arrested for trespassing and carrying a knife. Police intervene as officers clash with demonstrators. officials confirm continued U S aid to South Korea and no withdrawal talks.

Mike Maloney Park Presidio Nixon Union Square Wwe John L. Rosengarden San Francisco White House Ron Ziegler U.S South Korea Korea Henry Cabot Lodge Paris Lodge Viethen

Navy cuts deactive 100 ships and 72,000 men

The Navy will reduce fly strength by about 72,000 sailors and decommission ships including carriers and cruisers as part of a $3 billion economy plan. Secretary Chafee indicated anti-submarine forces will drop from six to four, while overall manpower falls to around 700,000 by July.

Washington Jor Bennington Kear Navy Sarge Canberra Nore Ake Peilagan Congress Balliuship Sewdersey Chafee Defense Melvin Laird Pentagon Neagan Militar Nally

Surplus To Benefit Students In Budget Windfall

Reported state education aid grows to about 175 million from an estimated 134 million as the school finance bill yields a larger than expected surplus. Officials credit Reagan economy and note 0.7 million of the surplus funds state school aid. final figures to be revisited by November 1.

Republican Flournoy Finurnay

Soviet U S agree on ocean floor nuclear ban near

In Geneva the United States and Soviet Union edge toward a joint accord to ban nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction from the seabed beyond three miles. Negotiators plan a two to three week recess pause while drafting a compromise text. The Soviet proposal for a total seabed ban beyond two miles is rejected as unverifiable. The current plan limits the ban to nuclear and mass destruction arms as a first step toward broader disarmament.

Geneva UPI States Soviet Union United States Lust Atlantic Pacific Moscow U.S America Wouls

Jeep Crash Kills Fremont Couple in Livermore

A Fremont man Frederick J. Cox 34 and his wife Henre Jean Cox 13 were killed when their jeep rolled 430 feet down a slope near the Old Flynn Highway and Lawrence Radiation Laboratory. The wreck occurred about 11:30 am with skid marks traced 160 feet. Four children survive. In Hayward Eddie Ray Baird 27 died after losing control of a small car on Niles Boulevard near Nursery Elementary, striking a tree planter after driving at high speed. He died at Washington Hospital later.

Fremont Livermore Hayward Freddvick J. Cox Hreta Jean Troyer Ave Flynn Haneh Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Hiighway Patrol Tulsa Highway Patrol Cox Gail Kourth Jamie Kathleen Eddi Ray Baird Loyola Ave Niles Boulevard Nursery Pienter Baird Washington Hospital

Virginia flood disaster declared after James River surge

Floodwaters roared through Virginia causing evacuations in low-lying areas while landslides and rising waters claimed lives. Rescuers pulled bodies from the water as thousands were left homeless in the wake of a late Tuesday night flood that prompted Governor Mills E. Godwin to seek federal emergency aid.

James River Mills Godwin Nixon

Mummified Babies Found in Welsh Mine Roof Repair

In a Welsh mining town, a worker restoring a roof uncovered two mummified babies wrapped in old newspapers. Pathologists began examining the remains as investigations proceed.

Trererbeat Wales

Attic Case Prompts Serious Police View

Police take a serious view of a dusty attic discovery where human remains were found in a cover. The tittle house has been intermittently occupied for years and the Town Council recently moved to make it habitable.

Tittle Counieil

Petris Attacks County Assessment Methods in Public Budget Debates

Petris and allied activists attack county assessment methods and demand broader tax protests. Don Dilton defends past reductions by city council, while Petris urges a year round group to target public agencies at budget hearings. Robert Kimber leads planning to brief the Alameda County Board of Supervisors as the group presses its case.

Whitremont Don Dilton Porris Robert Kimber Alameda County Board of Supervisors Perris

Plane Crash Harms Passenger in Residential street

In Oak View UPH Donald Troutner 84 of La Mirada was seriously hurt when a single engine Mooney Statesman piloted by Charles Adams of Pasadena suffered engine trouble and struck a power pole before crashing into a street while attempting an emergency landing near Ojai Airport. Troutner was trapped and later hospitalized at Ojai Valley Hospital. Adams escaped unharmed.

Oak View UPH Donald’ ‘Troutner la Mirada Sheriff's Deputes Charles Oc. Adams Pasadena Adams Oakland Long Beach Ojai Troutner Ojal Valley Hospital

Early Bird Satellite Retired Again After Temporary Reuse

Washington reports the world first commercial communications satellite Early Bird has been retired for a second time. It was briefly brought back into service earlier in the year when its antenna on a new satellite Intelsat ITI stalled, but the trouble was fixed and Early Bird, launched in 1965, was again deactivated.

Washington UPS Bird Intelsat Iti

South County Poverty Aid Transferred

Manuel Rodriguez, tied to South County Economic Opportunity Agency, asked to be reassigned to South County work after being accused by board member Louis Spiller of threatening his life. Rodriguez and two others work for New Careers Development Agency under contract, and Rodriguez is now operating in Oakland.

New Careers Development Agency Oakland South County Economic Opportunity Agency Rodriguez Anti-Poverty Board Louis Spiller Spiller Tredriguez Roxtrigues Acosta

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