28 Aug 1966
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1966
Page
1
Forecasts warn of windy coast conditions through Monday with fair skies inland. North winds 10 to 20 mph this afternoon. highs range from the mid forties to the fifties with coastal fog near the ocean.
Sunday weather outlook lists tide times and temperature ranges for Sacramento, San Joaquin, Santa Clara Valleys, Simax, and North Western regions. It notes low and high tides, southerly and northerly winds, patchy fog, and cooler Monday conditions across several zones including Ukiah and surrounding coasts.
UPI reports US jets conducted 156 raids, a new record, targeting industrial zones near Hanoi after weather halted heavy strikes. Paratroopers uncovered Viet Cong supply dumps in Phuoc Tuy with classrooms, documents, and test papers. Marines reported limited resistance in two sweeps near the DMZ and tallied enemy dead, while Allied intel traced 50,000 rounds of ammunition abandoned at a Cam My supply dump.
Fire department reports in the period ending 4 pm yesterday list calls in Hayward and nearby streets including American Avenue Folsom Avenue and Tennyson and Harvey avenues. Entries note grass fires small incidents and elevator or exhaustotator calls with times around 1 am to 5 pm and multiple locations such as Grove School and Ward streets.
UPI reports a proposed minimum wage increase debated by House and Senate aides with plans to hammer out a compromise next week. The bill aims to raise the current federal wage floor by 35 cents to about 1.60 dollars an hour as Labor Day approaches, signaling a major legislative push.
Fremont Police arrested a 14 year old boy for attempting to break into the bedroom of Patricia K Heppler in Fremont. The youth was taken in the Heppler yard on Mintwood Street after she woke to a flashlight at her face and a hand reaching through an open window. He told officers he had seen her picture in the paper and wanted to kiss her. He was turned over to juvenile authorities.
Dispatches from Tokyo report chaotic scenes as the Red Guard youth movement grows across China, with fans of Mao Zedong’s Cultural Revolution raiding, beating, and shaming those linked to bourgeois or Western influences. Foreign diplomats fear for safety as reports describe vandalism, arrests, and public humiliation from Sinkiang to Canton.
The fact finding committee urges board action on sex education in the district with 11 recommendations including a clear policy purpose for sex education, segregated student classes, and strict material review plus parental notice allowing withdrawal. Tensions arise as trustees debate dissenting views and conference reports.
Moscow and Moscow area notes show Rafferty and Braden clashing over local government tax forms and school board powers. The debate centers on citizen consent and the ability of voters to approve or reject changes, with J Paul George and others voicing resistance to altering property tax structures.
The Daily Review details publisher and staff roles and lists multiple Bay Area offices across Hayward San Leandro Fremont Livermore and Rayward plus a subscription rate note and post office second class filing under a congressional act. It names addresses and phone numbers for several regional correspondents.
French President Charles de Gaulle, amid riots that left two dead and 45 injured, was welcomed by Emperor Haile Selassie in Addis Ababa. He rode in an open car through crowds, greeting bystanders and touring the city with dignified composure.
Spiller and supporters deride the Economic Opportunity Organization board as dominated by professionals and agency reps. They argue funds and programs favor educated men over the poor, calling for board reform and real community input while noting reporting gaps and misaligned priorities in Washington DC funded efforts.
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