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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1969

Page

4

Chase Ends In Hayward After 1 Year-Old Driver Arrest

A high speed pursuit in Hayward led to a crash on the Nimitz Freeway as police apprehended Darryl Lee Byrd, a one year old Oakland driver. Patrolman Pouliot said Byrd ignored orders, ran stop lights, and struck a patrol car before capture. Byrd faces evading arrest and auto theft investigations. bail set at 4400.

Hayward Nimitz Oakland Donald Poulich Darryl Lee Byrd Mission Boulevard Fouliot Jackson Street

Youths held as theft suspects in multiple city break-ins

Two Hayward youths, Mark L. Jacques 18 and Dudley E. Smith 19, were arrested after officers allege they broke into soft drink machines in Fremont Newark Union City Hayward Castro Valley and Dublin. Police found 49 keys, $87.08 in change, burglary tools and a screwdriver crowbar in their car. The pair were booked on possession of stolen property burglary tools petty theft and attempted petty theft.

Newark Hayward Fremont Union City Castro Valley Dublin Coca- Cola Mark L. Jacques Cambridge Ave Dudley E. Smith Haviland Ave James Jorgensen B and E Enco Service Jarvis Ave Dale Amaral

Christmas Tree Thief Caught In San Leandro

Police arrested Jack Herbert Montgomery 20 of 214 Dabter Street after he was seen by Officer George Marshall placing a tree in the trunk of his car and driving off from in front of Troy's Tire Service at 200 San Leandro Diyd. He was stopped on West Broadmore Boulevard minutes later with five trees in his possession on charges of petty theft.

San Leandro Troy George Marshall Jack Herbert Montgomery Dabter St New West Broadmore Boulevard

Lone bandit robs station in San Leandro

A single robber wearing a red brown ski cap used a dagger to threaten Ted's Union 76 attendant Don Dehirst at 33 West Winton Ave in San Leandro. He demanded money, unlocked the floor safe, and fled with about $160 as a German shepherd barked nearby. Dehirst was restrained while the bandit hid the weapon and escaped.

San Leandro Ted Union 76 West Winton Ave Don Dehirst Sheriff's Deputies Fio Dewwhirst Behirst Dewhirst

Council approves library lease in Centerville district

Fremont city council met in emergency session to decide renewing the Centerville library lease at 37467 Fremont Blvd. for five years and invest up to 15000 to improve the current facility while planning a main library. The move keeps the current center city operation and counters relocation plans.

Fremont Centerville American Savings, and Loan Association Don Driggs Fremont Blvd North Centerville Anyvay Blookvale Driggs Celterville Civic Center

Murphy pursues charter in valley development clash

The regional charter protest targets Murphy and allies including Kauffman and Spiliatopoulos, accusing land development ties to a savings and loan sponsor. Opponents led by Clarence Hoenig cite conflicts of interest and seek hearings in Washington with Dr Ralph Juhl representing his group.

Ulehold Savings and Loan Clarence Hoenig Tyler Ave Livermore Murphy Savings and Loan Association Hoenig Pedilimn Pleagenton Ralph Juhl Washington Juhl Jerry Willey Robert Showden San Mateo Ben Fernandez Los Angeles Ikarry Benson San Jaantry

Nixon to hold news conference on December 6

President Nixon will hold a general news conference December 6 to be carried live on television. The White House did not specify a start time. This marks his eighth such session since taking office January 20.

Washington UPI Nixon White House Paliphal Dean Acheson Thomas EB. Dewey New York Lucius D. Clay U.S Germany

Gold miner loses nuggets in weekend burglary

Rudolph Frederick Heins, a part time gold miner away at Downeyville mining, returned to his home at 1783 149rd Ave San Leandro A, to find burglars had unlatched a dining room screen, broken the window, and ransacked the house and garage. Estimated losses total about 20 dollars in household goods. Missing are gold nugget vials, a larger nugget, a movie camera, a movie screen, a slide projector, a small handgun, and a watch.

San Leandro 149Rd Ave Rudolph Frededrick Heins Downeyvillet

Donations form for Project Eden backers

Sponsors of Project Eden invite citizens to contribute to a program tackling teen drug abuse in Hayward Castro Valley and San Lorenzo. The donation form offers tax deductible contributions with membership levels from $1 to $100 plus. Return to Project Eden care Joan Chambers P O Box 5000 Hayward CA 94544.

Charles Foscaling Fern Way Richard Geilin Edwards Lane Ronald K. Smith Veronica Ave Castro Valley Hayward San Lorenzo Edencare Joan Chambers P.O. Box Calif

Talks to avert rail strike launched in Washington

Washington AP reports midnight talks to avert a possible nationwide rail strike began with continuous sessions ordered by Secretary of Labor George P. Shultz. Labor and management, plus four crafts unions, meet under the National Mediation Board as officials express guarded optimism about reaching a settlement before the 12:01 am EST Wednesday strike deadline.

Washington Railroad Management Shepcraft National Mediation Board George P. Shultz W. J. Usery Jr Shuitz Nixon Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists Brotherhood of Electric Workers, Sheet Metal Workers Boilermarkers

Chicago police official explains convention trek ban

Chicago deputy superintendent Rochford testified in the Chicago Seven trial that a march on the 1968 Democratic National Convention was barred because it could cause great disruption. He cited a taxi, bus and phone strike plus anticipated congestion, and noted the mayor was not discussed.

Chicago UPL Chicago Seven James M. Roghford Loop Michigan Balbo Rochford Richard J. Daley Daley Crit Ics U.S Julius J. Hoffman Alig

Massacre pictures and war case sparks international tension

Reports describe gruesome images and threats tied to the Song My incident. Saigon officials call it an act of war, while Vice President Ky echoes a harsher stance, and attorney F. Lee Bailey takes on Captain Ernest Medina’s defense amid related murder charges.

Sh Saigon Thieu F. Lee Bailey Green Berets Ernest Medina Song My

First Draft Lottery Drawings Through War Years

The article recounts historic draft methods in the United States from colonial times to World War I and II. It notes Lincoln’s Civil War draft riots, a 21 to 30 age group, and the symbolic jars used in wartime draws, including the 1940 168 draw and the shift to a new jar to determine thousands of young men’s fates.

United States Colo Rial Abraham Lincoln Selective Service Tion

The challenge to Americans in 1970

The article argues that 1970 will test Americans as cities seek funds from the federal government to aid urban life while states and localities face revenue gaps. It discusses potential political realignments, the rise of reform within major parties, and the ongoing tension among race, youth, poverty, religion, and social change shaping the era.

White House New York Middle America George Wallace Nixon Altor United States America

Unruh to hold news conference on governor bid race

Assembly Democratic leader Jess Unruh announced a major news conference for Thursday at his home in Inglewood to announce plans that appear aimed at defeating his candidacy for governor in 1970.

Sacramento UPI Assembly Jess Unruh Unruh Inglewood

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