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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1966

Page

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Central California Weather Outlook and Warm Thursday

Mostly fair conditions spread across the Central California region with warmer temperatures expected Thursday. Inland areas see occasional overcast mornings and light NW winds 10 to 20 mph, with highs around the mid 60s to 70s and no significant rainfall forecast.

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Temperatures Nouetitagta Report From Southern Alameda

The short fragment sketches weather data for Southern Alameda with ambiguous terms and unclear measurements. Readable names or dates are absent, making precise figures impossible to extract from the damaged text.

Alameda

Meany Calls for Containment Policy at Legion Convention

AFL President George Meany urged continuation of containment of Communist imperialism at the 48th American Legion convention in Washington. He denounced isolationism and preventive war, praised President Johnson for resisting aggression while pursuing negotiated peace in Vietnam, and called for unity among freedom-loving people. The gathering featured speaker Nixon and discussed Legion changes to allow Vietnam era veterans to join.

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Coveralls End Labor Dispute

Gardiner Oregon Pat Morris returns to work with 315 others at International Paper Co plywood plant after a week long strike. Morris was suspended for wearing jeans and a sweater deemed too tight and distracting to male workers. Local 2196 of the Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union disputes the suspension, saying she was sent home to change clothes rather than suspended.

Gardiner, Ore Pat Morris International Paper Co Miss Morris Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union

Castro Valley and Hayward Face Big Property Tax Hike

The new law shifts all property assessments to a uniform 25 percent of market value, replacing 21.6 percent residential 28 percent commercial rates. Alameda County plans to convert next year, with 250000 natives notified. Veterans exemptions risk loss as assessments rise.

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Fire Calls Reported Across South County Area

Fragmented dispatch notes describe multiple alarms including apartment fires and vehicle incidents. Entries reference addresses on Parkway and Central Avenue, with details on response times and equipment such as a resuscitator. No clear victim or outcome is specified.

Complex marriage licenses listed across multiple Bay Area pairs

A long list of marriage license applicants with partners from Hayward Castro Valley Fremont Oakland San Lorenzo and Dublin includes Arber Roberts and Cherree Roberts Hutchinson Judith Hutchinson Eugene Slissery and Lonnie Fish Gallagher and Ann Gallagher Sokoloski Sokoloski Guidici Guidice Guidi and Nancy Guidetti Marshall Fuller and Carol Futter Clark Kimball and Elizabeth Kimball Urtado Collins and Suen Collins Hegger Dup lessis Annie Gunn Gunn Gunn Gunn scattered across California towns.

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De Gaulle Policy Comment Sparks Uproar During Surgery Report

UPI dispatch notes French President Charles de Gaulle speaking for 40 minutes in Cambodia with an envoy amid tension over Viet Nam. The report mentions Judy Funk, age 5, a patient at a Michigan hospital, and describes her ongoing health and upcoming kindergarten entry as doctors monitor her condition.

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Milton Marks Named to San Francisco Court Bench

Sacramento AP reports Governor Brown appointed Assemblyman Milton Marks of San Francisco to the San Francisco municipal court bench. The move places Marks, a Republican, into a judiciary role amid a wider reshuffle of local legal offices.

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Poverty War debate sparks call for representation reform

Hernandez urges constructive critique and possible reorganization of the Poverty War board. A 7 30 PM meeting at Hayward school district offices will discuss representation for the poor and Mexican American communities and review programs like Operation Head Start and Travelers Aid.

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Powell urges Shriver ouster over poverty program plan

Rep. labor official Wirtz says Adam Powell proposed a switch to put Powell in charge of a 95 billion dollar, 10 year economic equality drive linked to black American poverty relief. Powell suggests Shriver resign as head of the antipoverty Office of Economic Opportunity and perhaps move to a cabinet post.

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Newark Board Grants $300 Pay Rise for Starling Teachers

Newark Unified School District raises beginning teacher salaries by 300 to match Fremont levels. Board member Wes Sears hails the move while Curriculum Director Evelyn Kipp notes loss of top grads to Fremont due to higher pay. Lesser increases approved for more experienced teachers.

Newark

Group Will Study Pay Demands From Alameda County Nurses

Nurses at Alameda County’s two hospitals voted 223 to 1025 to present demands now rather than wait for the June salary setting. Thirty nine supported California Nurses Association representation, eight backed the employees’ association. Nurses’ pay ranges cited. public health nurses earn 584 to 710 monthly. staff nurses 481 to 594. Ad Hoc committee to weigh requests against county and state salary trends.

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Police Building Bond Issue Likely to Be Decided by Voters

Fremont officials debate placing a police facility bond on the ballot. Rhodes says the issue is not need but political feasibility and whether the service would benefit Fremont. If a passage seems unlikely, the measure may be dropped from consideration.

Rhodes Fremont Rhixtes

Ex-Football Star Faces Pill Charge in Fremont Court

Former Mission San Jose high school football All-American John Shew, 18, of Hayward, will appear in Fremont Municipal Court Friday on a charge of driving under the influence of pep pills. He was arrested Monday night after officers stopped his car on Fremont avenue. The report notes his intent to enroll at the State University on an athletic scholarship.

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Thieves Steal Copper Amid Lunar Signal Reports

Police report copper thefts from multiple sites including the Taubman Company in Emeryville and the Scott Butiner Electrical Company in Oakland. About 1 000 pounds of scrap copper and 800 pounds of copper wire were seized, with an estimated value near $500 in scrap.

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Johnson to Speak in Detroit on Labor Day say aides

President Johnson will address Detroit on Labor Day, aides say, outlining administration aims and urging unity as the nation marks the holiday. Local officials expect a sizable crowd and a speech focused on labor and economic policy.

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Death Valley Hikers Set New Distance Mark

Journalists and four hikers completed a six day trek across Death Valley covering 130 miles from the monument edge to Scully's Castle. The group, led by Jean Jovet and Pierre Marquant, faced extreme heat as they pushed to extend the distance record in the sunlit desert.

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