U S Eyes Massive Viet Nam Buildup Amid Airfield Vulnerabilities
President Johnson is convening top congressional leaders to discuss a sweeping U S expansion in South Vietnam. Defense Secretary McNamara proposes ground forces grow to 250 000 by May and 200 000 by mid January with naval air forces rising to 60 000 by May and 50 000 by Jan 14. Selected reserves would be drafted and possibly higher monthly quotas. Westmoreland reports Viet Nam war fronts, new air bombing targets in the Hanoi Haiphong area, and intelligence on Soviet and Chinese jet fighters. Giap reportedly plans broader North Vietnamese buildup as infiltrations increase through Laos and Cambodia. Continued on pages 7 and 5.
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Mwocns
Allen
Paul Scott Washington
Johnson
Congress
U.S
South Viet Nam
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
William C. Westmoreland
Joint Chiefs of Schift
Fremont Newark Vote Tuesday On Jr College
Fremont and Newark residents head to the polls Tuesday to decide forming Alameda County's third junior college district and selecting a seven member board from 18 candidates. Proponents cite rapid district formation within two years if approved, while tax fears and bond worries loom amid a likely light turnout.
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Fremont
Newark
Jr.College
Alameda County
Fremont and
Freeway Section Opens From Interchange to County Line
The new freeway stretch opened yesterday extending from the nnm interchange at Interstate 580 to a mile north of the Alameda Contra Costa county line. Dolores Blackburn, 15, of Dublin, Gertan, 14, of Romblewood Way Monsanton, and Sw Nerton, 16, of St. Mary St Monsanton, are listed in the report.
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Gertan
Romblewood Way
Monsanton
Dolores Blackburn
Womac Road
Dublin
Nerton
St. Mary St. Monsanton
U.S. 50
Alameda-Contra Costes
Village Fire District Won't Cut Dues In San Lorenzo
SAN LORENZO The tax supported Fire District to provide protection for San Lorenzo Village and Davis Estates will not lower the Villages Homes Association annual dues next year. Directors voted unanimously to keep the $25 yearly assessment through 1966, though the district will not provide village fire coverage after June 30. About $19.50 of the current assessment goes to the association fire department. The decision sparked a confrontation between association president Robert Horton and former director W E Winterbourne over the lack of a reflected reduction in services. Directors say the district has drawn from reserves to balance the budget.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Village
Davis Estates
Village Homes Association
Homes Association
Association
Robert Horton
W. E. Winterbourne
Winterbourne
Enterprise Jets Lose Planes In Viet Nam War Action
The USS Enterprise for the first time went to war 140 sorties against Viet Cong targets near Saigon. Two Phantom jets were lost. both crews were rescued by helicopters after separate crashes in heavy seas or jungle. Navy said one airman was injured on landing. The carrier began raids on missile sites and bridges within 35 miles of Hanoi.
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Saigon
UPI
Viet Nam
Enterprise
Hiis
U.S
Vienna
Faculty Study Link To Hardbroad Denied
Angry reactions followed a Daily Review report on a planned faculty study at California State College Hayward and an AAUP censure attempt against Cal State President Fred Harder dad. A nine member faculty Senate commission was chosen to conduct the unauthorized study at a Tuesday meeting. The AAUP censure effort emerged at a closed AAUP meeting earlier this month. The Faculty Senate and AAUP operate independently though with overlapping members. Dr Eugene Mayers urged that the study proceed despite opposition.
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Daily Review
California State College
Hayward
American Association of University Professors
Cal State
Fred Harderdad
AAUP
Facuty
Senate
Eugene Mayers
Cletus Burke
Pleasanton Ranch Hand Killed By Bull
Pleasanton reports a ranch hand Ben Bernardasi aged 62 was killed after being gored or trampled by a 2000 pound Holstein bull at Hansen and Giger Dairy Ranch. He left to clean the bull pen. the bull was in an adjacent pen with a gate open. Coroner notes no known relatives.
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Pleasanton
Goredor
Ben Bernardasi
Hansen and
Giger
Bank
Bernardasi
Joseph Lehmidig
Howard Hansen
Ber- Inardasi
Eisenhower Improves in Third Week of Convalescence
General Dwight D. Eisenhower, 75, continues slow recovery at Walter Reed Army Hospital after heart attack. A medical bulletin says he is cheerful and in good spirits as he walks short distances daily. he was stricken in Augusta, Georgia, and transferred to Washington.
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Washington
Genwight D. Eisenhower
Waller Reed Army Hospital
Hisenhower
Augusta
Toler
Too Many Hospital Beds But No Remedy
The article discusses chronic overbedding in Eden Township hospitals and the lack of a practical solution. Public and private interests clash over how to address patient flow, with debates about public hospitals drawing patients from private ones. Some view the issue as a private disease of the system. others fear a conspiracy or self-correcting cure.
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Eden Township
Johnson urges wage and price restraint to curb inflation
President Johnson told Business Council members and others that the nation must keep wages and prices in line to fight inflation while supporting the war effort. He advocated federal guideposts and unconditional talks as tools to reach peace without fueling inflationary pressures.
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Johnson
Johnson City
Tex
Inp
Husi
Nam
Washington
Fortussica
Indus- Pot Einaane Manitis
Z Haya
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Hardbroad
Ernest Hines
Mayers
Davidson & Licht
Foothill Blvd
Pleasanton Ranch
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Dick Thompson
South County
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